“Apple Watch seems set to be one of the most popular gifts this season, and with millions of new users joining the fold I thought it might be useful to share some of the less known settings that might help you get more from using the device,” Jonny Evans writes for Apple Must.
“If you find you don’t feel the taps on your wrist your Apple Watch you can increase the intensity of the haptic feedback strength (or even reduce it if it is too much),” Evans writes. “Adjust feedback intensity through the Watch app on iPhone, where you choose My Watch>Sounds & Haptics>Haptic Strength.”
“You can set your Apple Watch so that it shows the last app while in session, within 2 minutes of last use, within 1 hour of last use or always when you raise your wrist,” Evans writes. “These settings can be adjusted under the Watch app on your iPhone > My Watch > General > Wake Screen.”
More Apple Watch settings every user should know here.
MacDailyNews Take: Also, try this one, if you don’t like the tiny app icons on the Home screen in grid view, press the Digital Crown to go to the Home screen, then firmly press the display, then tap List View.
now if only there was a way to remove Apple-installed apps I don’t use… (“My Home”, “Stocks”, etc..)
(Please tell me I’m missing something)
Your brain.
I dont see a heading called Haptic Strength
Cannot find Haptic Strength either on the iPhone. Go to the Watch instead. go to apps, settings, sound and haptic, school down to Haptics and under Haptic Alerts there is a Default or Prominent bar you can click.
“then firmly press the display, then tap List View.” Every time I do this I get the option of deleting or moving my app. No option for list view. You guys doing a Beta version?
Press the crown button to change the screen to display all your apps. Tap firmly/forcefully/HARD and hold your tap down firmly. You should see the option now.