Apple just laid down the law on Apple Watch, requiring native apps by June 1<article>
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<p>When the Apple Watch launched, developers had to build extensions of their iOS apps to run on the new device. It wasn’t the most elegant solution—apps were incredibly sluggish because they relied on the iPhone to power them. Apple tried to change that with watchOS 2, which supports native apps, but
few developers are taking advantage of the new OS capabilities. Now Apple is making native watch apps mandatory.</p><p>The change takes effect June 1. Developers who submit new watchOS apps to the App Store must use the watchOS 2 framework, Apple said Friday on its
developer page, as first spotted by
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Apple just laid down the law on Apple Watch, requiring native apps by June 1
