Apple released App Watch (iWatch) in the spring of 2015 after a half an year wait, priced from $349 to $17,000. Apple has three versions of the watch and corresponding various models: affordable Apple Watch Sport, more formal-looking Apple Watch and the luxurious Apple Watch Edition.
Similar Apps to iOS
Apple Watch’s built-in Watch OS is based on iOS 8.2, and has many similar features to iOS. Messages, Phone, Mail, Calendar – all have been designed for smaller screens and the Digital Crown. Apple has gone all in on fitness and launched two new apps for its purpose: Fitness and Workout. Cook said he believes the Apple Watch will do just that, impact people's lives in a meaningful way.
Such as recording the heartbeat, with GPS recording position iPhone, measuring heat consumption, exercise time and distance.
After updating your iPhone 4S or later latest iOS 8.2, the Apple Watch will be installed on your device. If you have an Apple Watch, you can pair it with your iPhone. In the App Store of the Apple Watch, you can install the new apps to make your Apple Watch ever more personal device.
Apple Watch’s Storage Space
Apple tells 9to5Mac that Apple Watch has 8GB of built-in storage, but that there are set limits on how much media you can store. Users can only store up to 2GB of music and up to 75 MB of photos on the Watch. All three editions feature the same 8GB memory capacity. The only way for you is to connect Apple Watch with iTunes, and delete unnecessary files.
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