Apple Watch Might Soon Sync With Mac and iPad

Do you also think it would be great if the Apple Watch could connect to multiple devices simultaneously? Currently, the smartwatch can monitor your health data and display notifications from your iPhone while allowing some controls.

According to a tipster’s reports, Apple may be developing the ability for an Apple Watch to connect with multiple devices. Analyst941 tweeted that if this feature is implemented, users will no longer be restricted to synchronizing their Apple Watch to only iPhone.

Apple Watch can sync across more than one Apple device too, finally. I don’t know how this will be implemented. All I know, again, **ALL** I know, is that Apple Watch will sync across multiple iOS/iPadOS/Mac devices, and will no longer be tied to one single iPhone.

— 941 (@analyst941) April 27, 2023

It is currently unclear whether Apple will release a feature that allows data syncing from multiple devices. It is also unknown whether the feature will be available as a software update for existing versions of the Apple Watch or if it will be exclusive to future models. Analyst941 hopes that the software update allowing users to sync their wearable to multiple iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers will be released this year. However, there is no current known rollout date.

Currently, setting up an Apple Watch requires syncing it with an iPhone, and there is no available app for iPad or Mac. However, the news suggests that this approach may change in the future, potentially allowing users to set up their Apple Watch without needing to connect it to an iPhone.

According to another report, Apple may be expanding its health and fitness offerings with the upcoming launch of the Watch Series 9, expected in September. The new watch may come equipped with an AI coach named Quartz, which will offer personalized advice on improving sleep, eating habits, and exercise routines based on user data. However, using Quartz may require a separate subscription fee. Rumors also suggest that Quartz may include a feature for tracking emotions, possibly related to the upcoming mood tracker for Apple Health.

The report mentions that the AI coach will not be announced until next year. Nonetheless, the tech company is expected to unveil the mood tracker along with other Health app tools during this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WDCC) in June. It is also anticipated that the Apple Watch syncing expansion will be officially announced at that event.

Please note that this information is a rumor and should be taken with some skepticism. However, it has some credibility as it comes from a reliable source, and there have been other rumors suggesting that there will be a significant focus on health and fitness features for the wearable.

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