For developers: Apple has started testing watchOS 10.2

By: Myroslav Trinko | 27.10.2023, 08:41

Following iOS 17.2 and macOS Sonoma 14.2, Apple has also started testing a new version of watchOS.

Here's What We Know

We are talking about the update watchOS 10.2. The system can already be installed by users of Apple Watch smartwatches with a developer account. A little later, Apple will also release an open beta version of the software. To install the firmware, you need to connect the watch to the charger and charge the battery to at least 50%.

Unfortunately, there is no list of changes watchOS 10.2 Beta 1 yet. Most likely, the developers worked on bugs, as well as optimised the software.

By the way, the other day Apple released a stable version of watchOS 10.1 with Double Tap and NameDrop features.

Source: MacRumors

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