How to use the gesture function of Apple Watch

1. Swipe down - Notifications

On the Apple Watch screen, pull down and you will see the notification list, just like the iPhone. You can see missed calls, messages, app notifications, and more. Users can click to view information or swipe to erase information from the screen.

2. Swipe up - Glances

The Glances function allows users to quickly view some information of multiple applications at the same time. On the Apple Watch screen, swiping up allows users to quickly view battery life, music control, fitness and other functions. Swipe left or right to view them all, and tap to open the app.

3. Press the crown - Home button

Apple Watch does not have a Home button, only a crown on the side. Press it once and the user can enter all application interfaces. Press it again. Returnable surface. This is the first use of the crown, which is used as the home button of the watch.

4. Press and hold the crown - activate Siri

Press and hold the crown, and you will activate the Siri function. At this time, you can use voice commands to command Siri to help you. Check the weather, movie times, math problems, game scores, and more.

5. Press the screen hard - view hidden menus and options

Apple Watch has a pressure-sensitive screen, which means that in addition to supporting swiping and clicking, this screen also It can recognize the user's finger strength and react differently to it. Many applications on Apple Watch have hidden menus or additional function options. At this time, we can bring up the menu by pressing the screen hard.

Product Specifications

Apple Watch uses a sapphire screen and comes in two screen sizes. It supports phone calls, voice reply to text messages, car connection, weather, flight information, map navigation, music playback, heartbeat measurement, step counting and dozens of other functions. It is an all-round health and sports tracking device.

AppleWatch has three series, AppleWatchSport, AppleWatch and AppleWatchEdition?[14]?. The three series of watch cases are made of aluminum alloy, stainless steel and gold, and can be combined with a variety of watch straps.