Adam Kos Apple Watch they are your ideal companion, fitness trainer, extended arm of your iPhone and of course they also monitor your health. Their great potential lies in the possibility of expanding their functionality through applications. Here are 5 that you should not miss in them - although their selection is of course purely subjective.
Shazam
Identifying music is still popular. It doesn't have to be just the one you hear on the radio, but also the one someone sings when you can't remember what the melody is. However, the speed of launching the application is often crucial. However, because you have Apple Watch on your wrist, it's faster than searching for your phone in your pockets or in a cable and running recognition on it.
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Podcasts
Podcasts are on the rise. The number of creators is increasing, as is the amount of interesting content. With Podcasts in their Apple Watch but you don't need a phone to listen to them, so you can listen to themchat really anywhere. Thanks to seamless synchronization across all Apple devices, always pick up where you left off.
Home
Application Home is an application that is used to control a smart home via the system HomeKitIt's an ecosystem that lets you connect and manage a variety of devices in your home, such as smart lights, locks, thermostats, cameras, outlets, sensors, and more, all through a single interface. So you can control everything from your watch.
Dogo – Dog and puppy training
Of course, if you don't have a dog, you don't need this app, but if you do have one and you lose or just forget your clicker somewhere, it's quite a lifesaver for you. The app in Apple Watch It will provide it to you, so you can reward your dog and signal the exercise with the appropriate sound he is used to. It also offers a wide range of tricks that you can teach him.
Calm
Calm is one of the most popular apps for mental well-being, meditation, and sleep. It is often cited as one of the best apps in its category in App Storu. Her main focus is on meditation, bedtime stories, breathing exercises, or combining nature visuals with soothing background sounds.
