At Apple’s global developers conference (WWDC 25) On Monday, the tech giant revealed Watchas 26, the next software review for Apple Watch. Watchas 26 will be launched with a redesigned interface based on Apple’s new liquid glass operating system, wrist-fick gesture, new Apple Intelligence-Powered Workout Buddy Fitness Featureand more.
The rearranged interface comes because Apple is looking to unify the look of its software across all its devices.
The new wrist-fick gesture can be used to dismiss notifications that you want to deal with later. You can also use a movie from your wrist to silence incoming calls and silence timers and alarms.
Meanwhile, the new “Workout Buddy” is built with Apple Intelligence and is designed to encourage you based on your fitness history. It collects data from your training and analyzes this data to identify significant insights in real time. It gives you animation, and a new text-to-talk model translates that motivation into a dynamic, generative voice.
The program workout has also been updated, so it’s easier to access what you need. As soon as you start your run, Workout Buddy will remove things with PEP talk.
Apple also brings the program Notes to Apple Watch, which it says is perfect for when you want to keep a quick note to yourself or see an existing note.
With Watchas 26, Apple Watch will also be able to intercept the ambient noise in your environment and automatically adjust the volume of incoming calls and notifications better.
Apple Watch also receives the messages that come to iPhone, as a live translation, with Watchas 26.
