OS X 10.11 El Capitan and watchOS 2 beta 3 download is now available for registered developers. Here’s how you can update if you’re already running previous betas or are just starting from scratch.
The Apple Watch may be waterproof to some extent, but even Apple doesn't recommend swimming while wearing it. Apple CEO Tim Cook famously claimed that he showered while wearing the smartwatch, but even though some users have reported being able to go so far as to take a swim with the device, we're not sure we would trust Apple's waterproofing quite so far.
The Apple Watch may not be to everyone's liking but it's undoubtedly a product that is going to be around for a long time to come. Tim Cook and his men have invested a lot of time and research into the design, development and engineering of the product in an attempt to bring something that's currently unmatched on the market, and let's be honest, they've succeeded at the first attempt. So, if it's going to be a device that will be here for the long-haul, we may as well see what it's capable of, right? That's exactly what a bunch of well-known iOS developers and tinkerers have done, by being the first to publicly announce that they've "hacked" watchOS.
Here's our video walkthrough showing new features in watchOS 2 beta for Apple Watch in action. Apple unveiled watchOS 2 - a new operating system update for Apple Watch - at WWDC 2015. With watchOS 2, we got some much needed and wanted features that we’ve been asking for when the Apple Watch was initially released.
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