The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 6

Release on 2020-09-26 | by Scott La Counte

The point of this book is to help new Apple Watch users (and users updating to WatchOS 7 from an older device) get the most out of their investment. This book covers the following topics: What's new in WatchOS 7.

Author: Scott La Counte
Publisher: SL Editions
ISBN: 1610423275
Category: Art
Page: 228
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The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 6

★★★ Learn how to use Apple Watch ★★★ WatchOS 7 is perhaps the biggest WatchOS update to date. While the UI looks similar to other previous updates, there is a lot packed into the OS. Series 6 has taken it a step further by being able to read blood oxygen levels, track your sleep, enhance your fitness routine, and share watch faces. In case it's not clear, Apple Watch Series 6 is on a mission to keep you healthier and connected. As amazing as all the new features are, it's not quite as easy to use as an iPhone; the lack of buttons, the smaller screen, and general UI can make a frustrating initial experience. The point of this book is to help new Apple Watch users (and users updating to WatchOS 7 from an older device) get the most out of their investment. This book covers the following topics: What's new in WatchOS 7. What's the difference between all of the different watches? What the Apple Watch Series 6 can (and can't) do. WatchOS gestures. Understanding blood oxygen levels and ECG. Using Apple Pay from your Apple Watch. Using Family Setup. Using the Handwashing app. Tracking sleep. Finding, installing, updating, and removing apps from your Apple Watch. Using different Apple Watch features (such as SOS, Breathe, compass). Using different Apple Watch apps (such as Calendar, Reminders, Music). Getting driving directions with the Apple Watch. Using Siri on the Apple Watch. Changing and sharing watch faces. Sending / receiving messages, emails, and phone calls from your Apple Watch. Doing a workout with the Apple Watch Series 6. Watch accessories. And much more! Are you ready to start enjoying your new Apple Watch? Then let's get started! Note: This book is based on the book "The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 6." It is not endorsed by Apple, Inc. and should be considered unofficial.

Language: en
Pages: 228

The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 6

Authors: Scott La Counte

Categories: Art

Type: BOOK - Published: 2020-09-26 - Publisher: SL Editions

Language: en
Pages: 138

The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 4

Authors: Scott La Counte

Categories: Computers

Type: BOOK - Published: 2019-10-19 - Publisher: Ridiculously Simple Books

The stage was set in September 2018. It was iPhone’s big event. The day where journalist and Apple fans alike lusted over the latest and greatest iPhone. But a funny thing happened on the way to the announcement: Apple Watch Series 4 took everyone's breath away! The Apple Watch has,

Language: en
Pages: 150

The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Apple Watch Series 3

Authors: Scott La Counte

Categories: Antiques & Collectibles

Type: BOOK - Published: 2019-09-05 - Publisher:

As amazing as all the new features are, it's not quite as easy to use as an iPhone; the lack of buttons, the smaller screen, and general UI can make a frustrating initial experience. The point of this book is to help new Apple Watch users get the most out

Language: en
Pages: 148

Apple Watch Series 5 for Seniors

Authors: Scott La Counte

Categories: Computers

Type: BOOK - Published: 2019-09-19 - Publisher:

The Apple Watch looks pretty snazzy, right? People have told you all about the cool features: like if you fall it will automatically call for help! They've told you about how you can send a text from your wrist. How you can even make a phone call. That's all great.

Language: en
Pages: 156

Apple Watch Series 3 For Seniors

Authors: Scott La Counte

Categories: Computers

Type: BOOK - Published: 2019-09-04 - Publisher:

The Apple Watch looks pretty snazzy, right? People have told you all about the cool features: like if you fall it will automatically call for help! But how do you use it?! It looks nothing like the iPhone or iPad interface you are used to--except for a handful of icons.