Apple watchOS 10: Notable Changes are Coming with New Design, UI, Widgets, and MORE

The new watchOS 10 is seeing a significant change for its experience for users.

Reports are now swirling about the upcoming release of the watchOS 10, the latest operating system that would power the company's Apple Watch, which was regarded to be seeing notable changes on this year's release. It will heavily center on redesigning its user interface that would focus on Widgets, a significant focus that previous iOS and iPadOS versions have portrayed.

All of these speculations and rumors will reveal themselves by WWDC 2023, the upcoming event from Cupertino that will showcase its different developments and updates for its existing systems.

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Apple watchOS 10 is Seeing a Notable Change in UI

Apple's watchOS 10 is set to receive some notable changes during this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, according to the latest report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The focus is on adding a Widget feature, similar to the Widget Stack on the iPhone and iPad.

This will allow users to scroll through a series of Widgets, including activity tracking, weather, stock tickers, calendar appointments, and more.

The new feature is expected to be a game-changer, as it will enable Apple Watch users to access their information more easily and conveniently.

Widgets have been long-awaited by Apple Watch users, who have been asking for a more customizable and user-friendly interface. With the introduction of the Widget feature, users will be able to personalize their Apple Watch screens to suit their needs and preferences.

Additionally, the feature will make it easier for users to access important information at a glance, without the need to navigate through multiple apps and menus.

watchOS 10 to Focus Greatly on Widgets

As per 9to5 Mac (via Gurman), one significant change to the Apple Watch interface will be the new way of accessing Widgets. The Digital Crown, which has traditionally been used to launch the App menu, will now lead users to the Widget screen, to launch the shortcut Widgets with a simple press and twist of the physical button, making it even easier to access their needs.

Apple's WWDC 2023

WWDC 2023 is more than a month away from now, and it shapes up to be one of the most promising events from the company for the longest time, featuring different developments in its OS, as well as a new hardware rumor. The hardware is the speculated wearable that will finally reveal itself this year, centering on the Reality Pro, a.k.a. the AR/VR headset and its OS.

Not only that, but there are also massive changes coming for the iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, and other systems that power Apple's latest tech in the market.

The changes coming to watchOS 10 are expected to be a significant upgrade to the user experience on the Apple Watch. With the new Widget feature and its enhanced UI, users will be able to access their information more easily and stay on top of their health and fitness goals.

The WWDC event in June is sure to be a significant showcase for Apple Watch users, with a massive upgrade to the wearable technology coming.

Isaiah Richard
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