The Apple Watch will be presented on March 9 by the Apple company, and if you were curious to find out how the software that will run on the future smartwatch was designed, well today we find out extremely important details. According to sources within Apple, the American company does not want users to spend more than 10 seconds looking at information on the Apple Watch screen every time it appears. In this idea, applications for Apple Watch they were specially designed to display brief information for short periods of time, all so as not to disturb us often and for a long time.
Separate find that the software for Apple Watch was thought in such a way that it uses GPS and other sensors to hide certain information depending on location, time of day, etc. A good example would be hiding notifications regarding some emails until we get home, all to preserve battery autonomy and not bother us too much. Apple hopes that the not very frequent and short display of information on the watch will keep the autonomy at a high level and will not disturb the users from what they do in their daily life.
Apart from these, the Apple company does not expect that Apple Watch secrets to stay away from the media's attention until March 9, despite the extreme security measures. It seems that the laboratory where the Apple Watch is developed does not have an Internet connection, the engineers being carefully checked upon entry and exit. On Monday, Apple will present the Apple Watch in a dedicated conference that will start at 20:00 and I'm waiting for you then to discuss everything that the company will announce.
