With a week before the start of WWDC 2023, when Apple will present all the news regarding operating systems, rumors or requests continue to come about the possibilities that each of them can include. While iOS tends to come to the fore, watchOS users also want specific updates to get more out of the Apple Watch and Apple Watch. watchOS 10 According to 9to5mac post he wants to receive Live Events.

Live Events started with the release of iOS 16 last year. As the name suggests, users view app content directly below the lock screen and on the Dynamic Island of iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.

With the arrival of the Apple Watch, users can stay up to date with real-time notifications flight updates, scores for your favorite sports, or information available in any of the apps compatible with this functionality.

Real-time notifications for Apple Watch

While there is no indication that Apple is working on this update, watchOS 10 will introduce a new widget system that can be placed on top of any watch facehowever, its effectiveness will depend on updating them for third-party apps.

More detailed information about this feature was shared by Mark Gurman in his Power On column. According to the analyst, everything seems to indicate that widget support will be a “core part” of the watchOS 10 UI. This new design with widgets has been described as “reminiscent of the Siri face” for the Apple Watch.

watchOS 10 users will be able to: add, edit and remove widgets and optionally widget sets.

The plan is to allow users to scroll through a number of different widgets for activity tracking, weather, stock indicators, calendar appointments, and more, rather than opening apps.

On the other hand, it is also said: watchOS 10 will include a new home screen with folders and a management system that will feel much more familiar with iOS and iPadOS to make it much more intuitive.

In general, it is expected this year a fairly extensive update on the device. Gürman talked about the watchOS 10 update as follows: “The largest update to Apple Watch software since the first release in 2015.” Absolutely, although Live Activities are not included.