Apple rolls out first public beta of WatchOS 10 update. Get revamped widget-focused interface, new watch faces and more
watchOS 10, and other software, Apple has now made the initial free public version of the beta software accessible to all users interested in trying it out. Apple brought about a significant change this year by offering the developer beta to all users free of charge. However, the release of the public beta signifies a more stable phase in the testing process, indicating that Apple is confident in allowing non-developers to install the software.
Reportedly, watchOS 10 represents a significant revamp of the Apple Watch experience, introducing a fresh widget-based user interface, mental health functionalities such as mood tracking, and a selection of new watch faces. Additionally, native apps such as Weather, Stocks, Home, Maps, Messages, World Clock, and Heart Rate have all received modern redesigns, featuring enhanced navigation and providing users with more easily accessible and comprehensive information. To begin the process, install the iOS 17 beta on your device.
Afterward, launch the Watch app on your iPhone. Navigate to the My Watch tab and select General, followed by Software Update. Next, tap on Beta Updates and opt for the watchOS 10 Public Beta.
In case the option does not appear, you might need to register for the public beta at beta.apple.com using your Apple ID. Once registered, retry accessing the watchOS 10 Public Beta. To begin, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad with iOS 16.4 or later.
Navigate to General and select Software Update. Look for the new Beta Updates button, which may take a moment to appear, and tap on it. Next, choose iOS 17 Public Beta from the available options.
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