If you’ve just bought an Apple Watch, and wondering how to take a screenshot then it is very simple.
The principle behind taking a screenshot on the Apple Watch is the
same as the iPhone, the only difference is that, in case of the Apple
Watch, the Side button acts like the Power button, and the Digital crown (the press) works like the Home button.
So you need to do the following to take a screenshot:
Press and hold the Side button.
Now without releasing the Side button, press the Digital Crown.
Note, you can also do it the other way around, but you
could end up invoking Siri. You can also do it by pressing the buttons
simultaneously but I’ve found it to be more error prone.
If you get it right, the screen will flash and it will take the
screenshot. Unlike the iPhone however, the screenshots are
not accessible directly on the Apple Watch. They’re synced to the camera
roll on the iPhone, so you can find them under the Camera Roll or under All Photos if you’re using iCloud Photo Library in the Photos app on your iPhone.
Apple’s Watch is slated to arrive on Friday as the first batch or pre-orders leave Apple’s warehouses in select countries worldwide. When your Watch arrives, one of the first things you will do is install apps that have Watch companions. To help you navigate the growing catalog of Apple Watch apps, we have a prepared a guide that lists the most popular apps in a variety of App Store categories. Read on to find out which apps you should install first. How Apple Watch apps work At launch, Apple Watch apps will be a different breed of app, residing not on the Watch itself, but on the iPhone. The main iPhone app will use the paired Bluetooth or shared Wi-Fi network connection between the iPhone to share data between the Watch and ht iPhone. The iPhone app can send three different types of information over to the watch including: Actionable Notifications : Similar to the iOS version, these notifications will alert you to new information and allow you to respond ...
Designed as a versatile companion to the iPhone, the Apple Watch uses the GPS and Wi-Fi in your iPhone to give you the full experience. That’s why the very first step before you can start using the Watch is pairing it to an iPhone in iOS’s Apple Watch application. But even though the wearable device wasn’t conceived as a standalone product, it can still do a few tricks on its own, without having a paired iPhone in range. Here are seven different things the Apple Watch can do without being tethered to an iPhone. Tell time and use alarms, timers and stopwatch Your Apple Watch doesn’t need an iPhone to let you use the watch face, alarms, timers and the stopwatch. This includes checking the time in cities around the globe using the World Clock app. Tip: You can set timers up to 24 hours using the Timer app on the Apple Watch. To set a timer for longer than 12 hours, force-press the Watch screen while adjusting the timer, then tap 24. Track...
The Apple Store iOS app, which recently got updated to support the Apple Watch, has received yet another update. On Thursday, May 21, Apple officially updated the Apple Store iOS app to version 3.3, which brings with it new security features. The first of which is support for Touch ID, the fingerprint-based security measure. Previously, when the Store portion of the app was accessed, to view orders and the like, the user would have to input their Apple ID password every single time. Now, though, Touch ID can be utilized to access the information. On top of that, two-step verification has been added to the app as well. Here’s the full changelog: What’s New in Version 3.3 Use Touch ID to view orders, access EasyPay receipts, and make reservations at an Apple Store. Support for two-step verification, giving you extra security for your Apple ID. The app is free, and a link to download it is below. Download : Apple Store app — Free
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