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Apple is introducing a new feature called Wrist Flick in watchOS 26, allowing users to quickly dismiss notifications and return to the watch face with a wrist movement, but it will only be available on newer Apple Watch models like Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2.
Select newer Apple Watch models (Series 9, 10, Ultra 2) are gaining a new Wrist Flick gesture in watchOS 26, allowing users to dismiss notifications and return to the watch face with a wrist movement, thanks to advanced sensors and machine learning. The feature is optional and exclusive to recent models due to hardware requirements. The watchOS 26 beta is available for developers, with a public beta expected soon.
Apple is introducing a new feature called Wrist Flick in watchOS 26 that allows users to dismiss notifications with a quick wrist movement, available on recent Apple Watch models like Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2, enhancing ease of use and notification management.
watchOS 26 introduces a new wrist flick gesture for Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2, allowing users to dismiss notifications, calls, and alarms hands-free by simply flicking their wrist, utilizing the watch's accelerometer, gyroscope, and machine learning. The update is currently in developer beta, with a public beta expected in July and a full release later this fall.