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There are various situations in which it may help to restart or hard reset/reboot yourApple Watch to resolve an issue. It is one of the most common troubleshooting tip that is given when you’ve an issue with any device, so it may come in handy if you run into an issue with your shiny new Apple Watch. In case of the Apple Watch, the side button is like iPhone’s Power button, and the Digital Crown is like iPhone’s Home button (when you press it). Once you remember that, it will be quite easy to remember how to restart or hard reset your Apple Watch if you’ve been using the iPhone or iPad. How to restart your Apple Watch Press and hold down the  Side  button until you see the  Power Off  slider. Swipe on the  Power off  slider to turn off your Apple Watch. Press the  Side button  again, and release the button when you see the Apple logo to restart your Apple Watch. How to reboot or hard reset y...

START TIME : 25/04/2015 SATURDAY @ 14.00 GMT Click here to watch live With hopes of a domestic and European treble still burning brightly,   Barcelona   's next test comes at city rivals   Espanyol   in La Liga on Saturday. Luis Enrique's side have enjoyed a productive week, with Tuesday's 2-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain sealing a 5-1 aggregate success and a place in the last four of the Champions League for the seventh time in eight seasons. With a Copa del Rey final against Athletic Bilbao still to look forward to and a two-point lead over Real Madrid at the summit, Barca are on course to repeat their treble-winning feat of 2008-09. They can take confidence from a strong record in this derby, with six successive wins over Espanyol and no defeats since a 2-1 reverse in February 2009. The reverse fixture at Camp Nou in December saw Barca run out 5-1 victors, with Lionel Messi netting a hat-trick. With Real not ...

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 ...

If you’ve just got your shiny new Apple Watch and dying to use it, here’s our step-by-step guide on how to set up and start using it. To turn on Apple Watch, press and hold the  Side button  (below the Digital Crown). You should see the Apple logo. It will prompt you to set the language on the Apple Watch. Tap on your preferred language from the list to continue. It will prompt you if you want to set the language on the Apple Watch. Tap on the tick button to continue. It will take a few seconds to set the language. It will then prompt you to  Open the Apple Watch companion app on your iPhone and Start Pairing . Launch the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, and tap on  Start Pairing . Hold the Apple Watch up in front of your iPhone’s camera, and align it with the viewfinder (in yellow).  Note:  The pairing will be not be successful if Apple Watch’s screen shuts off and goes into standby, so tap on ...

The insanely famous djay 2 app for iPhone and iPad has gone absolutely free, and you can grab it right away without paying a dime. More details and download links can be found here. djay 2 is easily one of the best-selling disc spinning experience around, and you had to pay some good money to get your hands on it. The app has dedicated versions for both the iPhone, and the iPad, going for a regular price of $3 and $10, respectively. The app may have all the right elements for your casual stints at small parties and all, but for those who are more serious and more involved with spinning some discs and creating some music, djay 2 has some truly pro features as well. Being the complete tool that it is for controlling your party music, including support for Spotify and iTunes, your iPhone or iPad can be hooked directly to a sound system. You can either choose to perform live, create or even record mixes, or if you’re in the mood to sit back and relax, ...

Remember Knock, the cool little app that allowed you to unlock your Mac by knocking on your iPhone? Well today, it has been dealt quite a major update which brings similar functionality to the upcoming Apple Watch. Numerous apps have already been prepared for the Apple Watch, with developers scrambling to grab a portion of the market for the brand-new gadget out of Cupertino, and while many new experiences are being prepared for the wearable, a number of pre-existing apps are also being configured to suit the wrist-worn device. Knock, which first garnered attention back in 2013, touted an interesting concept that allowed Macs to be unlocked with a simple knock on an iPhone’s display. Playing on the idea that a user will likely place their phone upon a desk before logging into their OS X machine, the app has brought a touch of finesse to proceedings, as well as being quite an obvious time-saver. Now, Knock has been updated with Apple Watc...

There’s no two ways about it: even under the most ideal of conditions, the Apple Watch may not be able to get a reliable heart rate reading every time for everybody. Now, our recent overview of the Apple Watch’s heart rate sensor provided a good starting point for enthusiasts wishing to learn more about the feature. It gives you a better idea of the intricacies and benefits of the custom-designed hardware feature marketed primarily to fitness aficionados. But the truth is, it’s been designed for everyone, really. It’s something every Watch customer will be using without even being aware of it, simply by wearing the device (for those wondering, the average human heart rate is about seventy-two beats per minute). On the back of the Watch is a specially designed sensor protected by a ceramic cover with sapphire lenses, with infrared and visible-light LEDs and photodiodes detecting th...