watchOS 4 first look: Refinements and smarts paint a bright picture for Apple Watch"More intuitive. More intelligent. More you."
This is watchOS 4's marketing tagline, and it's an appropriate one. The fourth software iteration from Apple's watchOS team isn't going to bring blockbuster changes to the Apple Watch when it ships this fall, but it continues the trend of past watchOS releases in helping improve its users' lives.
This is a first look at what watchOS 4 has in store for Apple Watch users this fall. Let's dive in!
Look and feel
Like 2016's iOS 10 release, watchOS 4 is a child of two worlds: It's beginning to embrace the bold look favored by iOS 11, but the operating system isn't quite there yet. Many vestiges of watchOS versions past remain, including the App Carousel (though it's been even further deprecated with changes to the Dock, and the List View option), older stock app designs, and a more limited Siri interface.
But you needn't look farther than the lock screen to see signs of forward movement in watchOS 4. The watch's PIN pad has been ...
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watchOS 4 first look: Refinements and smarts paint a bright picture for Apple Watch
