These 10 tips, from Apple Support, will help you make the most of your Apple Watch. Learn how to pin widgets in the Smart Stack, mirror your watch to your iPhone screen, quickly reply to messages, and more, in watchOS 10.
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I learned some new tips! Thanks for posting!
That’s awesome MDN.
Many thanks for posting.
I leant heaps.
No. 5: Why would I want to mirror my watch on my iPhone? Any idea?
Watch OS 10 has a great feature called Live Activity that shows your cycling workout data from your Apple Watch on your iPhone screen (stationary BikeErg in my case), so you don’t have to look at it to see your heart rate, which aerobic zone you’re in, etc. This isn’t available for a weightlifting workout for example though, so I will try it to see my stats without looking at my watch.
It doesn’t look like it will behave like an app like the cycle stats are in the Activity app, more like a popup that will disappear when you do other things, but I’ll check it out.