Apart from sending them standard messages and emojis, you know you can send them hand-drawn Digital Touch messages that appear exactly that way on their watch, right? In the Digital Touch interface, you can touch the coloured dot top right to change the color of the Digital Touch (default is blue), but you knew that already, too. If you and a friend of yours are both wielding Apple Watches, there are certain unique ways to interact with them. Apple introduced this new way to interact with the same interface, and often you will find Force Touch rendering options that otherwise just weren’t there. It’s also generally advised to try Force Touch in different places and apps. Just press firmly on any notification, and an option to Clear All will appear. The good news is, you can use Apple Watch’s Force Touch in the Notifications panel to clear all of them at once. You know how a number of notifications can pile up over time in your watch’s notifications panel? Imagine clearing 35 notifications one by one. The most obvious place this works is in the Notifications shade, but you can also try left-swiping in Messages app on your Apple Watch to discover options for Details and Delete.Īnother highly useful feature that Apple did a poor job of marketing. Generally, whenever you see a list of items (most commonly occurring in the Notifications view), try swiping sideways to ‘discover’ hidden options. This is one of this things that a number of Apple Watch users have had a hard time figuring out, because it isn’t a general rule of thumb that works everywhere. With the Apple Watch now having been alive for quite a few months, and the watchOS having matured to version 2.0.1 (as of this writing anyway), we feel the time is ripe to highlight some of the lesser known, hidden features that the Apple Watch has to offer.ġ8 Lesser Known Apple Watch Tricks (Hidden Features) Swipe Notifications/Lists For Hidden Options And so, after every product release, especially from Apple, a hunt for useful lesser-know features ensues, which brings us to this article. If there’s anything that history has told us about product features, is that the “hidden” features – those that don’t receive as strong a marketing hype as certain others – are often the most useful ones, even if they’re not grand enough to take the spotlight.
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