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Apple has released WatchOS 9.4, which brings cycle tracking and atrial fibrillation features to more Apple Watch users and fixes a minor alarm bug. The update also expands AFib History and Cycle Tracking to more countries. Wake-up alarms on the Watch can no longer be silenced with the "cover-to-mute" gesture. This is the fourth major update to come to WatchOS 9, which has helped the Apple Watch line dominate the smartwatch market.
Apple has released watchOS 9.4, which includes Cycle Tracking and AFib features for more Apple Watch users, as well as fixing an alarm bug. The update is available for Series 4 or later, SE and Ultra models, and brings AFib History to more countries. Wake-up alarms can no longer be silenced with the "cover-to-mute" gesture. This is the fourth major update to watchOS 9, which has helped the Apple Watch dominate the smartwatch market.
The watchOS 9.4 update allows users to delete built-in apps directly from the Apple Watch, leaving them intact on the iPhone. Apple warns that deleting built-in apps can affect core device functionality. The update is part of Apple's efforts to allow users to delete its apps from their devices.
Apple has released watchOS 9.4 for Apple Watch users, which expands Cycle Tracking and AFib history features to more countries, fixes a bug with alarms, and more. The update includes retrospective ovulation estimates and cycle deviation alerts for Cycle Tracking in Moldova and Ukraine, and AFib History is now available in Colombia, Malaysia, Moldova, Thailand, and Ukraine. AFib History gives long-term visibility into the amount of time your heart shows signs of AFib, so you can share this information with your physician for richer conversations.
Apple has released watchOS 9.4, which includes support for new emojis, changes to wake-up alarms, and expanded AFib History and Cycle Tracking to new countries. The update can be downloaded for free through the Apple Watch app on the iPhone. This is expected to be one of the last updates to the watchOS operating system as Apple works on transitioning to watchOS 10, expected to be previewed at WWDC in June.
The upcoming watchOS 9.4 update for Apple Watch will prevent users from accidentally silencing their alarm while sleeping. The update will disable the "Cover to Mute" gesture for wake-up alarms set in Sleep Focus mode, ensuring that the alarm will not be silenced unintentionally if the user's hand covers the display for three seconds. The update is expected to be released publicly next week.
Apple has released the RC version of watchOS 9.4 to developers and public beta testers, which includes Cycling Tracking and AFib history features for Apple Watch users in new countries. The update also includes a tweak to wake-up alarms on Apple Watch and support for Cycle Tracking with retrospective ovulation estimates and cycle deviation alerts in Moldova and Ukraine. AFib History is now available in Colombia, Malaysia, Moldova, Thailand, and Ukraine. The update is expected to be released publicly next week.