During WWDC 2023, Apple introduced WatchOS 10 with several new features to improve the user experience. At the moment, the new operating system is available in beta for developers and the final version of the OS will be released to the general public in September. The company has also confirmed a public open beta testing, which should take place between June and July.

The new watchOS 10 will be supported by several generations of Apple smartwatches such as Watch Ultra, Series 8, Series 7, etc. Below you can see the full list of devices that will support watchOS 10.

SEE WHICH MODELS ARE COMPATIBLE WITH watchOS 10:

• apple watch ultra
• Apple Watch Series 8
• Apple Watch Series 7
• Apple Watch Series 6
• Apple Watch Series 5
• Apple Watch Series 4
• Apple Watch SE
• Apple Watch SE (second generation)

We point out that all variants of the models mentioned above will be compatible with WatchOS 10. So if you have an Apple Watch Series 8 variant, you have nothing to worry about as they will all be compatible with the new operating system. smart watch system from Big Tech in Cupertino.

WatchOS 10 news

The watchOS 10 update is focusing on widgets with an updated interface for widgets from various apps and tools. From the looks of it, Apple will once again focus on widgets as a way to provide users with more information.

Widgets will be accessed through the digital crown, on the home screen, using the Smart Stack feature, which intelligently groups widgets desired by the user. In addition, the new operating system offers redesigned large-screen apps that will take advantage of the company’s latest wearables, such as the Apple Watch Ultra. Finally, the OS provides even better health monitoring tools, and developers will have access to the watch’s motion capture sensor API to offer users even better applications.

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Source: Wccftech

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