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We finally know when the watchOS 10 beta is coming, and which Apple Watches can run it

Posted on June 10, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

watchOS 10 has been unveiled by Apple during its WWDC 2023 conference, alongside two new Macs, MacOS Sonoma, iOS 17 and the huge announcement of the Vision Pro headset, Apple’s big foray into AR computing. On top of all that was watchOS 10, which is a huge upgrade to the best Apple Watch models, offering a new customizable Smart Stack of widgets accessible from your home screen with a twist of your Digital Crown, all-new cycling and hiking features, mental
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