Here are all the new features expected to come to your Apple Watch later this year
Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Apple typically releases a new software update for the Apple Watch every September, and this year is expected to be no different.
The company typically announces its new software in June during its Worldwide Developers conference, which will be taking place virtually for the first time this year because of coronavirus-related concerns. Apple usually releases its new software every fall, typically alongside a new Apple Watch model. There will probably be new watch faces.Each Apple Watch software update typically brings new watch faces, and that's likely to hold true yet again in 2020.
With the future software update, a parent may be able to manage a child's Apple Watch directly from their iPhone, the report says. While you can currently pair more than one Apple Watch to your iPhone, only one Apple Watchto your iPhone at a time. That means if you own more than one Apple Watch, you'll have to switch between them.
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