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The machine learning will update the widgets throughout the day, as needed, allowing you to view the morning weather, see your boarding passes, track times to take your medications or view your sleep data, among other things. The Calendar app and Reminders will reshuffle to the top when meetings or tasks are coming up, while running apps, like Podcasts, will also move up so they are readily available, Apple explains.<\/p>\n

The feature would allow users to take advantage of simple watch faces without complications to deliver information, as the data would be easily accessible with a turn of the Digital Crown.<\/p>\n

Third-party apps will be able to use these widgets, too, and some early adopters include progress tracker Streaks, the NBA app, and Waterllama.<\/p>\n

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Meanwhile, a press on the side button will bring up the Control Center while a double-click on the Digital Crown will return you to any recently used apps.<\/p>\n

In addition, Apple is refreshing its core smartwatch apps, including World Clock, with new background colors that reflect the time of day and the ability to easily see friends\u2019 different time zones. The Activity app\u2019s redesign includes corner icons you can tap to get to your weekly summary sharing or awards. There\u2019s also a new trophy case, full-screen views when rotating the Digital Crown, and Apple Fitness+ trainer tips.<\/p>\n