Apple Watch Series 6 Might Support 'Shareable Watch Faces'
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All these predictions are derived from leaked codes of the iOS 14.
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9to5Mac recently published a report that unveils the probable features of upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 and watchOS 7. All the predictions are derived from leaked codes of the iOS 14.
New features in the watchOS7 update are likely to include watch face settings. According to the report, the first share-your-face feature could allow anyone to share his watch face with other users. Each watch face, in fact, is categorized as a unique file.
What’s more, the Watch app on users’ iOS devices enables them to share specific configurations of a watch face with others via a share sheet. However, it takes some time to identify whether or not the shareable watch faces can be transferred directly between watches. Also, watch face configurations will be treated as files, so users can take a preview of it in the Files app or count on a number of different methods to share them, such as iPhone’s AirDrop.
Apple is said to integrate the watchOS7 with the Inforgraph Pro feature alongside tachymeter. Users have long been able to make personalized digital faces for their Apple-made wearables on their own by uploading images from the Photos app on both Apple Watch and iPhone. With the coming of watchOS 7, photo sources will be more prolific as the update version is expected to add an additional photo source called Shared Albums.
On the other hand, Apple seems to work on controls over Apple Watches. The report claimed that although an iPhone itself can be coupled with several Apple Watches, no more than one watch will be available for use at a time.