Change Apple Watch Digital Crown Orientation For Lefties & Righties
The Apple Watch is one of the most popular smartwatches in the world and is a perfect companion to the iPhone, but users might want to change the device's screen orientation to fit their needs. There are a ton of things that can be customized on the Apple Watch to a user's preferences, from the home screen to the always-on display. This is the ideal software implementation for a wearable device that many people use because just about everyone will find a unique way to use their watch. For example, some might solely use their watch for the time, while others might use it primarily for fitness tracking. Most importantly, some users might wear the Apple Watch on their left or right wrist and may need to change the screen orientation to match their usage.
The Apple Watch was first unveiled in 2015 and quickly became one of the top-selling smartwatches in the world, with millions sold in the first year. A lot has changed about the Apple Watch in the seven-plus years since it was initially released, and Apple has added many features. These include water resistance, new health sensors, and software improvements. But from day one, it was possible to change the screen orientation on the Apple Watch to fit a user's preferences. The ways that users can adjust the screen orientation have changed over the years, and there are a few different methods, both on iPhone and Apple Watch.
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In some versions of WatchOS and iOS, there will be an option to change the Apple Watch's screen orientation directly in the setup process. Once the pairing process has started, users will be presented with a few different options to get started with a new Apple Watch. Before starting the watch, they can select
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