Gallery: Here is a primary have a look at the brand new watchOS 7.3 ‘Unity’ watch face GL-NEWS

Apple right now launched watchOS 7.3 RC to builders, which permits ECG and irregular coronary heart rhythm notifications in additional international locations, guided audio strolling exercises for Apple Health+ subscribers, and likewise a brand new watch face known as “Unity.” As watchOS 7.3 will not be but obtainable to the general public, learn on for a primary have a look at this new watch face created by Apple.

watchOS 7.3 provides a brand new watch face impressed by the colours of the Pan-African flag. Apple says the brand new “Unity” watch face has shapes that “change all through the day as you progress, making a face that’s distinctive to you.”

You possibly can customise the watch face with three totally different colour schemes: black/gray, crimson/black/inexperienced, and crimson/black/yellow. These are the colours of the Pan-African flag, and every one has its personal that means, as Apple describes:

Crimson represents the blood that unites the individuals of the African diaspora and was shed for his or her liberation. Black is for the individuals whose lives are affirmed by the flag. And inexperienced is a logo of the colourful, pure wealth of Africa, the Motherland.

Along with the colour choices, the “Unity” watch face lets customers add a date complication on the high (though the Watch app says it’s a center complication) and one other complication on the backside. Nonetheless, what’s most attention-grabbing about this new watch face is the truth that it modifications in keeping with your motion.

Apple didn’t element how precisely the motion makes the watch face change, however I may discover in my Apple Watch that in reality shapes and colours change subtly after I’m shifting — and this all occurs in real-time. After I stroll or transfer my arms, I can see the watch face slowly altering.

We nonetheless don’t know when Apple will make watchOS 7.3 obtainable to the general public, however the replace will most likely be formally launched subsequent week.

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