How customize the News app and turn off notifications on Apple WatchwatchOS 4 gives you the latest news in an extra-compact interface.
When you update to watchOS 4, you'll get a micro-sized version of Apple's News app on the iPhone. You can't read full stories in this News app, but you can still keep up to date on the latest stories and save them for later reading on a bigger iPhone-or-iPad-style screen. Here's how!
How to use the News app on Apple Watch
Unsurprisingly, the News app is simply titled "News" on Apple Watch, and sports the same red icon with a bold N found on your iPhone.
When you launch the News app, you're greeted with a single header, Top Stories, and five top news articles picked from sources you follow in the News app on iPhone.
You can scroll vertically through each story's photo, headline, and brief summary; after finishing, you're presented with the option to save the story in full for later reading, or skip to the next story. After you read all five stories, you can use horizontal swipes to go back to a previous story, o...
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How customize the News app and turn off notifications on Apple Watch
