Yes, it is possible to erase and set up the watch as new. I had to do this when I got my iPhone X. I called Apple Accessibility and they walked me through it with no problem. Thanks God bless
Sent from my Verizon iPhone X!!! > On Mar 30, 2018, at 2:54 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <[email protected]> wrote: > > Does anybody know if it is possible to completely erase and set up an Apple > Watch again like you can do with an iPhone? > I bought a seocond generation Apple Watch in November 2016, so it's 1.5 years > old. I find that I am often furstrated by how slow the thing is when I want > to, for example, open the workout app or other apps. Then of course there is > the issue that sometimes the thing auto locks before you hardly can do > anything and I really hope Apple will fix that one of these days. I thought > maybe wiping it out and setting it up again as a new device might help. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of SCOTT > VAN GORP > Sent: Friday, March 30, 2018 11:51 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Apple releases iOS 11.3, the biggest update for iPhones since > iOS 11 first launched, Ars Technica > > watchOS also had an update. For those running the beta, you do need to > uninstall the profile in order to get it. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Mar 30, 2018, at 1:41 PM, M. Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hello Harry, >> >> There was an update, today for Mac OS. And, it was listed under OS Updates, >> but it was iTunes, only. >> >> Again, I could be mistaken so I'll check again, later tonight. >> >> After updating your Mac, did it restart and did the process take longer than >> 10 minutes? If so, then it was an OS update, If not, then it was simply >> updating iTunes. >> >> Mark >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On >> Behalf Of Harry Bell >> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2018 11:13 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: Apple releases iOS 11.3, the biggest update for iPhones >> since iOS 11 first launched, Ars Technica >> >> I had to check a couple of times and even restart my 2009 MacBook to >> get it to find the latest macOS update! The old machine is now updated >> and still tottering along (though voiceover is a bit choppy or >> disappears at times...) Harry >> >>> On 30 Mar 2018, at 18:51, M. Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Matthew, I just checked and there is no new update to Mac OS, at least not >>> one that I could find. >>> >>> Mark >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On >>> Behalf Of matthew dyer >>> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2018 9:19 AM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Re: Apple releases iOS 11.3, the biggest update for iPhones >>> since iOS 11 first launched, Ars Technica >>> >>> Mac OS 10.13.4 also dropped according to apple. >>> >>> Matthew >>> >>> >>> >>>> On Mar 29, 2018, at 9:19 PM, M. Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Apple releases iOS 11.3, the biggest update for iPhones since iOS 11 >>>> first launched This is a big update, and Apple also released updates >>>> to tvOS and watchOS. >>>> by Samuel Axon - Mar 29, 2018 2:39pm PDT >>>> >>>> Apple >>>> Today, Apple released iOS 11.3 to all supported devices, including >>>> the iPad Air and later, the iPad mini 2 and later, the iPhone 5S and >>>> later, and the sixth-generation iPod touch. The update is available >>>> for download now in supported regions. >>>> With several new features, it's arguably the biggest update to iOS >>>> since iOS >>>> 11 first released. iOS 11.3 addresses battery-based performance >>>> throttling on older devices, adds significant new capabilities for >>>> augmented reality, adds the ability to chat with customer support >>>> reps from companies in Messages, and lets users access their >>>> personal health records in the Health app. >>>> Apple also released smaller updates for tvOS (tvOS 11.3) on the >>>> Apple TV and watchOS (watchOS 4.3). Let's dive into what each of >>>> these updates adds for users. >>>> Battery Health >>>> >>>> You'll find the new Battery Health settings nested under "Battery" >>>> in the Settings app. Note that it's prominently listed as still in beta. >>>> As promised, Apple has made it possible to disable performance >>>> throttling on older iPhones whose batteries have degraded to the >>>> point that that they pose a risk for unexpected shutdowns resulting >>>> from voltage shortages. Apple lists this as a beta feature. >>>> There is now a section in the Settings app, nested under "Battery," >>>> called "Battery Health." If you visit this on a phone with a battery >>>> Apple deems healthy, it will simply serve up brief copy explaining >>>> some key concerns with iPhone batteries, along with a link to a >>>> webpage that goes into more detail. It will also show a value for >>>> "maximum capacity." This value is a percentage. >>>> Apple explains it this way: >>>> This is a measure of battery capacity relative to when it was new. >>>> Lower capacity may result in fewer hours of usage between charges. >>>> There's a section of this settings screen labeled "Peak Performance >>>> Capacity." If your phone has never experienced an unexpected >>>> shutdown due to low battery health, it will simply say: "Your >>>> battery is currently supporting normal peak performance." However, >>>> if your battery has dropped to a low-enough maximum capacity, you'll be >>>> shown this copy instead: >>>> This iPhone has experienced an unexpected shutdown because the >>>> battery was unable to deliver the necessary peak power. Performance >>>> management has been applied to help prevent this from happening again. >>>> Next to this, you'll see an option to disable the >>>> performance-management feature that has so irked iPhone owners. It >>>> also tells you that you can upgrade the battery to solve this problem >>>> completely: >>>> Your battery's health is significantly degraded. An Apple Authorized >>>> Service Provider can replace the battery to restore full performance and >>>> capacity. >>>> Notably, performance management is disabled until the phone first >>>> experiences an unexpected shutdown; it's not activated simply by a >>>> maximum capacity below a certain value, and you can't turn it on >>>> unless you've run into the problem. >>>> The note about the Apple Authorized Service Provider is meant to >>>> address a consumer complaint that Apple was not transparent with >>>> users about the option to upgrade the battery—that complaint is key >>>> in the class-action lawsuits that have popped up in response to the >>>> performance management controversy that began last December when >>>> Reddit users and the dev behind benchmarking app Geekbench confirmed >>>> that iOS throttled performance on devices with underperforming batteries. >>>> Apple does not offer this feature on iPads, but this update does add >>>> a new iPad feature called "charge management." The update notes say >>>> it "maintains battery health when iPad is connected to power for >>>> prolonged periods of time, such as when it is used in kiosks, >>>> point-of-sale systems, or stored in charging carts." >>>> >>>> ARKit 1.5 >>>> ARKit is Apple's augmented reality application programming interface. >>>> Apple introduced ARKit at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) last >>>> year. >>>> The framework handles some of the lower-level heavy lifting for >>>> augmented reality so developers can focus on customization of its >>>> experiences and on content. >>>> Previously, ARKit could only accurately place objects on flat, >>>> horizontal planes, limiting the range of applications developers >>>> could make. With ARKit 1.5, developers can now place objects on >>>> vertical planes like walls, and accuracy is improved when mapping >>>> objects onto surfaces that aren't completely flat. >>>> It also adds image-recognition capabilities. For example, an AR app >>>> could show a full-sized robot if a poster for an associated robot >>>> movie is seen by the phone's camera, or it could provide additional >>>> context in a museum when a certain painting is seen. Apple touts a >>>> "higher-resolution real-world camera view when using AR experiences," >>>> and auto-focus is now supported in AR views as well. >>>> AR is a major focus for Apple this year; it has been the subject of >>>> many of the company's top executives' comments about their strategy >>>> and new initiatives, and many of the major additions and updates in >>>> the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X—all released late last >>>> year—were focused on laying the ground work for improved AR >>>> experiences, either with new sensors or improved performance. >>>> Tim Cook has said he believes AR will be a watershed moment for the >>>> app store once AR developers find their stride. App intelligence >>>> firm Sensor Tower recently estimated that apps built on ARKit have >>>> been downloaded 13 million times since iOS 11's initial release. >>>> Half of those apps are games, but Pokémon Go and several other >>>> popular AR apps are not included in those numbers because, for all >>>> or some of the reported period, they were not built on ARKit. >>>> >>>> New Animojis >>>> This update also adds four new Animoji for the iPhone X: a skeleton, >>>> a lion, a dragon, and a bear—not to be confused with the existing >>>> panda bear Animoji. They're pictured below. These new Animoji don't >>>> add any new functionality; they're just new skins for the TrueDepth >>>> sensor-based, iPhone X-exclusive feature. >>>> >>>> Business Chat >>>> iOS 11.3 adds the ability to chat with representatives from >>>> participating companies directly in your Messages app. It's >>>> essentially a platform for text-message-based customer support. >>>> The conversation can be triggered by tapping the Messages icon that >>>> appears in the Safari or Apple Maps apps, as well as in iOS searches. >>>> In the course of the conversation, you can use Apple Pay for >>>> transactions without leaving the app. If you need to set an >>>> appointment, a menu listing available times will swipe up from the bottom >>>> of the screen. >>>> Apple claims no personally identifiable data is shared with the >>>> companies unless you share it yourself and that businesses cannot >>>> start conversations—users have to initiate. >>>> >>>> You start Business Chat by tapping the Messages icon in Maps or on >>>> participating Business' websites in Safari. >>>> The first participating companies include: >>>> • Apple >>>> • Discover >>>> • Hilton >>>> • The Home Depot >>>> • Lowe's >>>> • Marriott International >>>> • Newegg >>>> • Ameritrade >>>> • Wells Fargo >>>> • 1-800-flowers.com >>>> Like the Battery Health settings, Business Chat is listed as a beta >>>> feature. >>>> >>>> Health Records >>>> Apple's health-related efforts aren't always the most-touted >>>> developments by tech enthusiasts, but they've been a significant >>>> area of focus for the company lately. In iOS 11.3, Apple has added >>>> Health Records to the Health app. This feature allows you to connect >>>> to various health records networks in which your providers >>>> participate, and it collects all those records in one place, even >>>> though your providers might use completely different networks and systems. >>>> Health Records are located in the Apple Health app under the Health >>>> Data tab. >>>> Health Records supports just shy of 40 systems in the United States, >>>> but it is not yet comprehensive, and it is not available in all >>>> regions. This information was available to people before, but it has >>>> not always been centralized for the user in this way. The data is >>>> not really centralized, though—it's still coming from those other systems. >>>> The user just sees it in one place in the app. >>>> In a way, Apple is looking to do the same thing with the Health app >>>> on iOS that it does with its TV app—remove the friction inherent in >>>> working with a plethora of unconnected, unstandardized systems and >>>> providers. As with the TV app, success hinges on how many providers >>>> participate. Health Records needs to be nearly comprehensive for the >>>> value to be realized. This is a starting point, but Apple still has >>>> work ahead of it, and this one feature, while laudable, will not >>>> smooth out the US healthcare system's problematic records issues in >>>> general. >>>> This feature is also in beta. >>>> >>>> Other features and bug fixes in iOS 11.3 Those are the major >>>> features in iOS 11.3, but Apple added a few small things as well. >>>> Software authentication of HomeKit-compatible devices increases the >>>> number of devices that can support HomeKit. Support for the Advanced >>>> Mobile Location (AML) standard gives emergency responders in >>>> supported countries more accurate location information when >>>> responding to an emergency call. A new "For You" section has been >>>> added to Apple News, offering more personalized selections, and you >>>> can now sort App Store reviews in new ways, including "most critical," >>>> "most favorable," >>>> "most recent," and "most helpful." >>>> There are numerous bug fixes, addressing issues like failed incoming >>>> calls when waking the display, Mail messages reappearing in >>>> notifications after they've already been read, and parents' >>>> inability to use Face ID to approve purchase requests from their children >>>> on the iPhone X. >>>> >>>> Apple’s privacy play >>>> Apple has expanded its efforts to loop users in on when and how >>>> their personal data is being accessed or used by the company's apps and >>>> features. >>>> First off, it has added a new icon to represent user privacy that >>>> appears to notify users whenever Apple is doing something with their >>>> personal information. >>>> Each instance of this comes with a brief explanation of what >>>> information is being accessed and why, with a small link to a more >>>> detailed page that goes into greater detail. >>>> >>>> You'll see this privacy icon whenever Apple asks to use your >>>> personal information. >>>> >>>> Apple CEO Tim Cook recently took jabs at Facebook and Google about >>>> user privacy, saying Apple's approach is different. Apple's head of >>>> services Eddy Cue made similar comments at a SXSW talk this year. >>>> Apple has always made claims like this to differentiate itself from >>>> competitors, but the tone and frequency changed as scandals like the >>>> Cambridge Analytica controversy hit Facebook and others. >>>> Apple is capitalizing on current controversies by actively seeking >>>> to position itself as the tech company that cares about your privacy >>>> and protecting your data, in contrast to other tech giants, and this >>>> feature is intended to drive that point home to users. >>>> >>>> Apple Music Videos >>>> Music videos have been available in Apple Music for a while now, but >>>> they were difficult to discover. Apple has now added a section to >>>> the Browse tab in the Apple Music app to find and watch music videos. >>>> This section is curated just like other parts of Apple Music. It has >>>> featured videos, playlists, and genre-based lists. Watching music >>>> videos on Apple Music requires an active subscription to the service. >>>> >>>> "Music Videos" is a new section under the Browse tab. >>>> We still don't know if Apple plans to add the numerous TV shows it >>>> is developing to Apple Music, the TV app, or a new app. But if some >>>> or all of that does end up in Apple Music, we can see this as a >>>> sampling of what that might eventually look like. >>>> >>>> Notably missing: AirPlay 2 and Messages on iCloud AirPlay is Apple's >>>> protocol for streaming media between devices over your Wi-Fi network. >>>> It's been around by one name or another since 2004, but Apple >>>> announced at WWDC 2017 that AirPlay 2 would be part of iOS 11, that >>>> it would allow you to manage your multi-room speaker setup on your >>>> iOS device, that it would improve streaming latency, and that it >>>> would expand audio buffering so streaming could continue in some >>>> situations even if devices moved out of range. Audio companies like >>>> Sonos announced they would support the updated protocol. >>>> At first, it seemed that Apple planned to launch AirPlay 2 alongside >>>> the HomePod speaker launch in February. It didn't. Then Apple >>>> included it in early betas of iOS 11.3, suggesting it would launch >>>> with this update. It didn't. It was removed from later beta releases. >>>> Apple clearly intended to launch this feature already, but it has >>>> faced delays. The company hasn't explained those delays, and we still >>>> haven't seen AirPlay 2. >>>> >>>> Apple also originally intended to include a new feature called >>>> Messages on iCloud in iOS 11.3, but that feature is missing as well, >>>> despite appearing in some beta releases of the update. Apple did >>>> previously hint it might not be coming yet, though. Whenever it >>>> launches, Messages on iCloud promises to free up space on your iOS >>>> device by moving photos and other space-hogging items in Messages >>>> conversations to the cloud. >>>> >>>> watchOS 4.3 >>>> Alongside iOS 11, Apple also launched watchOS 4.3 for all Apple >>>> Watch models. The release notes are as follows: >>>> - Control volume and playback on HomePod from your Apple Watch >>>> - Restores ability to control music on iPhone >>>> - Use any orientation for Nightstand charging mode >>>> - Siri watch face now shows progress toward closing Activity rings >>>> and when new songs are added to Apple Music mixes >>>> - Resolves an issue where Activity achievements were incorrectly >>>> awarded for some users >>>> - Fixes an issue where Siri music commands were not working for some >>>> audio devices This is not as significant an update as iOS 11.3, >>>> obviously, but many users were clamoring for the ability to use the >>>> Watch in portrait during Nightstand charging mode. In watchOS 4, >>>> Apple removed the previously available feature that allowed you to >>>> use your Watch to manage playback from iPhone's Apple Music app. >>>> This feature is back now. >>>> >>>> tvOS 11.3 >>>> tvOS 11.3 dropped today for the fourth-generation Apple TV and the >>>> Apple TV 4K, too. It's an even smaller update. 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