The new operating systems offer some interesting new features. Yesterday we discovered that under watchOS 7, Force Touch is no longer supports At the same time, two well-known functions were added.
watchOS 7 will introduce various new functions appear, with sleep monitoring being the biggest. However, there are some changes that Apple didn't mention during yesterday's keynote, including the integration of "battery health management" and "announce messages with Siri." Similar to the iPhone, the Apple Watch will now display the battery level as a percentage. Apple explains:
Apple Watch batteries, like all rechargeable batteries, are consumable components that become less effective with age. This is a measure of a battery's capacity compared to when it was new. Lower capacity may result in fewer hours of use between charges.
“Announce messages with Siri”
On the iPhone, Apple reduces performance when the maximum capacity is too low to maintain battery life and prevent unexpected shutdowns. Whether watchOS 7 will also apply this approach to the Apple Watch is currently unknown. In addition to the battery status, the "Optimized Charging" feature familiar from the iPhone has also been integrated into watchOS 7. When optimized battery charging is enabled, the smartwatch learns routine usage to pause charging if users do not use it for an extended period. useThe same option is now available for AirPods on iOS 14 availableApple Watch owners will also soon receive the "Announce Messages with Siri" feature. This means that when AirPods are connected to the smartwatch, Siri will read incoming text messages, which can then be responded to using voice commands. The first beta of watchOS 7 is currently available to developers; a preview for public testers will be released in July. (Image: Apple)
