At Apple’s annual WWDC conference, which kicked off Monday in San Jose, California, the tech giant announced several updates to its wearable operating system, WatchOS 6,…
At Apple’s annual WWDC conference, which kicked off Monday in San Jose, California, the tech giant announced several updates to its wearable operating system, WatchOS 6, which will be available in the fall. These updates, alongside the company’s signature Apple Watch smartwatch, continue Apple’s ambitions of seamlessly integrating software with its popular hardware devices. Apple’s ability to control every aspect of its products — something that began when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniakfounded the company in 1976
— has been key in making it the most powerful company in tech.
One of the new features include App Store, which enables you to directly download apps from the Apple Watch (instead of using your iPhone).
