The forthcoming Apple Watch Series 9 is set to introduce a “double tap” feature as a primary function, thanks to its new Apple S9 System-in-Chip (SiP).
Although the double tap feature has existed in previous Apple Watch models, it was buried in the accessibility settings.
The new implementation allows users to accept calls, launch apps, and more through a simple pinch between their thumb and index finger.
While the feature is not exclusive to the Series 9 and can be enabled on older models, Apple suggests the experience will be more seamless on the latest device.
The feature’s official announcement is expected in about a month, as Apple may be making final tweaks.
Here’s how you can enable double tap on your Apple Watch, provided is an Apple Watch Series 3 or later.
Of course, you will not have the full suite of features that Apple demoed with the Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2.
However, it will give you a good general idea about how things work when using a double top or pinch.
However, you can also make use of a full-featured gesture control that lets you also make use of your full hands although it is difficult to master in one go.
Open the Watch app on your iPhone
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Open the Watch app, navigate to ‘Accessibility,’ and select ‘Quick Actions.’ Toggle the switch to enable the feature. Look for prompts or buttons with blue outlines that can be selected with a double pinch.
Under ‘Accessibility’ in the Watch app, tap ‘AssistiveTouch’ and enable it. You can then customize hand gestures like pinch, double pinch, clench, and double clench for various actions.
No, the feature can be enabled on older models as well, but the experience is optimized on Series 9 due to the new Apple S9 SiP chip.
While older models do support the feature, they don’t offer the full suite of functionalities demoed on the Apple Watch Series 9.
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