Apple’s watchOS 11: Public Beta ReleasedApple’s watchOS 11: Public Beta Released Apple unveiled the latest iteration of its smartwatch operating system, watchOS 11, at its annual developer conference this June. Now, the Cupertino-based tech giant has released the first public beta of watchOS 11, enabling non-developers to try out the upcoming features scheduled for release later this fall. New Features in watchOS 11 The upcoming watchOS 11 includes several exciting new features: * Vitals App: A comprehensive health tracking app that provides users with a centralized view of their key health statistics, including sleep patterns, heart rate, breathing rate, and blood oxygen levels (for Apple Watch Series 6 and later). The app analyzes trends and alerts users to any significant deviations from their norms. * Smart Stack Enhancements: The Smart Stack widget collection now offers suggestions based on time, location, and user activity, making it easier to access frequently used functions. It also integrates with Live Activities, providing real-time updates from apps. * Rest Days and Custom Goals: watchOS 11 allows users to schedule rest days within their Activity app and personalize their daily Activity goals to align with their fitness levels and goals. * Training Load for Athletes: Fitness enthusiasts can utilize the new Training Load feature, which tracks and analyzes training intensity and duration to help them optimize their programs and prevent overload. * Translate App: The popular Translate app from iPhones is now available on Apple Watch, providing quick and accessible translations during calls or travel. How to Download watchOS 11 Public Beta To download the watchOS 11 public beta, follow these steps: 1. Upgrade your iPhone to the iOS 18 public beta. 2. Sign up at Apple’s beta software website. 3. Open the Watch app on your iPhone. 4. Select General > Software Update. 5. Choose the watchOS 11 Public Beta option under Beta Updates.
Apple announced the latest version of watchOS at its annual developer conference in June of this year. The Cupertino-based tech giant has today (July 16) started releasing the first public beta of watchOS 11, which allows non-developers to experience new features planned for later this fall.
How to Download watchOS 11To download the watchOS 11 public beta, follow the steps below.
* Upgrade your iPhone to the iOS 18 public beta.
* Sign up at Apple’s beta software website.
* Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
* Go to General.
* Select Software Update.
* Select the watchOS 11 Public Beta option under Beta Updates.
watchOS 11 comes with Vitals appA major addition in watchOS 11 is the all-new Vitals app. This comprehensive tool gives users a centralized view of their key health stats, offering deeper insight into their overall well-being. But the Vitals app goes beyond just displaying data. It analyzes trends in sleep patterns, heart rate, breathing rate, and blood oxygen levels (if you’re using Apple Watch Series 6 or later) over time.
Users can compare their current measurements to historical data, helping them identify potential patterns and areas for improvement. The app can also alert users if certain metrics deviate significantly from their established norms, so they can consult a healthcare provider if necessary.
watchOS 11 Features
– Smart Stack: The popular Smart Stack widget collection gets an upgrade. It now suggests relevant widgets based on time, location and user activity, making it easier to access frequently used functions. Integration with Live Activities, which provides real-time updates from apps, further enhances functionality.
– Rest days and custom goals: watchOS 11 recognizes the importance of recovery and allows users to schedule rest days within their Activity app routine. Additionally, users can personalize their daily Activity goals to match their individual fitness levels and aspirations.
– Training Load for advanced athletes: For fitness enthusiasts, the Training Load feature provides valuable insights. It tracks and analyzes training intensity and duration over time, allowing users to optimize their training programs and avoid overload.
– Apple Watch debuts Translate: The Translate app, a staple on iPhones, arrives on Apple Watch, bringing handy translations to your wrist during calls or travel.
