As we all know, watchOS is a dedicated operating system developed by Apple for its smart watch series Apple Watch. The operating system provides a variety of functions, allowing users to keep in touch, track fitness activities and control other Apple devices. watchOS supports a wide range of apps, including social media, productivity tools, and health and wellness apps. Additionally, it comes with Siri, Apple’s AI-powered voice assistant, and provides notifications for incoming calls, text messages, and emails.
Apple’s highly anticipated WWDC developer conference will be held soon. From June 6 to 10, 2023, Beijing time, Apple will hold its annual Worldwide Developers Conference online, and hold a special open day experience event at Apple Park, Apple’s headquarters in California, USA. In addition to showing off its much-anticipated mixed reality headset “Reality Pro,” Apple is also expected to unveil new operating systems, including iOS 17 and watchOS 10.
It’s worth noting that watchOS 10 is expected to bring major changes to the UI, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. These changes could include an interface overhaul, new watch faces, gesture controls, a range of new shortcuts, and even new apps that might help improve the overall user experience for Apple Watch users.
Beyond that, Gurman predicts that the Apple Watch Series 10 will bring a larger display. In this regard, watch lovers can look forward to the upgrade brought by watchOS 10, which will echo the new Apple Watch released in September.