In addition to iOS 16.1, Apple today also introduces watchOS 9.1 for Apple Watch users. This update includes a number of new features, such as improved battery life, better support for downloading songs from Apple Music, and more. Go below for the release notes.
What’s new in watchOS 9.1?
watchOS 9.1 is available for Apple Watch Series 4 and later users. You can update your Apple Watch by going to the Settings app, choosing General and choosing Software Update. You can also start the process from your iPhone by going to the Watch app and following the same steps.
Here are the full release notes for watchOS 9.1:
Extended battery life during outdoor walking, running, and hiking workouts with the ability to lower heart rate frequency and GPS readings on Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE (2nd generation), and Apple Watch Ultra Apple Music can be downloaded while Apple Watch is off the charger using Wi-Fi or Cellular Matter, the new standard for smart home connectivity, is supported and allows a wide variety of smart home accessories to work together in different ecosystems
The update also includes a handful of bug fixes and other performance improvements. If you don’t see the update right away, keep checking as it may only take a few minutes for your device to activate.
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