12 AWESOME things your Apple Watch can do!
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Published 2024-03-13
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Make conference calls on your Watch
1:06 - Get Safari on your Watch
3:33 - Quickly change a Timer
4:26 - Use Scribble to type
5:21 - Easily calculate tips
6:39 - Share a Watch face
7:42 - Get a charge reminder
8:41 - How much time do you spend in daylight
9:21 - Use 'peak' in theatre mode
10:11 - Keep apps open longer
12:07 - Swipe to change faces
12:48 - Childproof y
All Comments (21)
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Extra feature: switching on the torch while in theater mode does it with red light which can be very helpful in dark surroundings
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the quick find my iPhone button....if you hold it down instead of pressing, it will add a flashing light to the regular sound
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Love the āwaterā lock feature, my grandkids are always changing my watch. Thank you
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4:27 Swiping to type is the easiest way for me to type on the Apple Watch screen. I recommend it if you havenāt yet tried it.
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Did you know (on my Apple Watch anyway), that if you power off your Apple Watch, you can still check the time by tapping the crown. It'll take a second, but there's the time.
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I always used to accidentally select different watch faces so Iām glad that you canāt accidentally do it anymore, although it is good to be able to toggle that feature
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One thing about Keyboard vs Scribble pad. I find that it's actually easier to use swipe on the Watch keyboard over the scribble pad. You don't need to press individual letters on the keyboard. It's faster and take better advantage of the auto correct.
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Congratulations on your twins! Hope this is a good adventure bringing you lots of joy
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As always despite considering myself an experienced Apple user there are a few things here I didn't know!
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Glad I watched till the end because that water lick is the one I needed most! Great stuff as always.
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As someone who also has young twins and an Apple Watch, this last tip is gold. Thank you.
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Thanks, I have learned a few things ! Btw how do you screen record your Apple Watch ? (Like you did in your video)
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Congratulations on twins! Thank you for all the content you create, it is awesome and extremely helpful! Blessings from Texas!
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Thank you, great video as usual and very informative. āKeep apps open longerā was a helpful feature I wasnāt aware of, so thank you for that. šš¼
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Thank you so much for this amazing video. I had no idea my Apple Watch Ultra could do these things. Always look forward to your new videos.
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Thank you so much - the inability to swipe between faces really annoyed me. I watched this just in case it had been sorted as Iād heard a rumour it had. I had tried to work out how to no avail. Iām now happily swiping between faces again š
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Great Video: I did not know about the Time in Daylight function. I will start monitoring that. Using the water lock mode to disable the screen is great! Is there something similar for the iPhone?
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Apologies for laughing out loud at the thought of kids setting an alarm in middle of night š Using the water lock is a creative way to workaround this. Great video as always šš¼
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Thank you ,one thing that I think you should add is which model your tips work as some of them donāt work on older models.
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One tip I recommend is enabling assistive touch in accessibility. Then toggle on Hand gestures, which allow you to turn on Quick Actions (when assistive touch is enabled). These are handy single hand gestures you can use to dismiss notifications, pause music, or sleep the display all by pinching your fingers or clenching your palm. They even work in water proof mode for the times you donāt want the screen touches enabled
