watchOS-iOS: Health, Fitness, Accessibility New Features – Chita Hunter, Feb 1

[Mike Kwasniak]

Comments and questions here please…

• This discussion was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by  Mike Kwasniak.
• This discussion was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by  Mike Kwasniak.

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[jo Pinder]

Answering my own question about a Bluetooth speaker to use with an Apple Watch: my friend ChatGPT, who is careful always to address me as “excellency” as instructed, tells me that any old Bluetooth speaker will pair with an Apple Watch without need for an iPhone. So in the instance that someone’s Older friend or family member isn’t an iPhone user but could benefit from for example, the fall detection of an Apple Watch, maybe a watch with a cellular connection paired with a Bluetooth speaker would allow pretty easy communications as well as the safety.<div>Joe</div>

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[Chita Hunter]

Jo, here is the fast charger I use. Purchased from Costco, best price I’ve seen for it.

Anker 3-in-1 Cube with MagSafe: https://www.costco.com/anker-maggo-magnetic-3-in-1-wireless-charging-stand.product.4000273814.html

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[Gillian Patten]

Despite my being very careful with my watch, I find the face already has a couple of small scratches after just over four months’ use. Would using a screen protector to prevent further damage be detrimental to its performance in any way?

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[Chita Hunter]

Gillian, Definitely helpful.

It is so hard to be ‘careful’ as we’re moving about every day, and we shouldn’t have to be. I’m not without a screen protector for my Apple Watch or my iPhone. Both have saved my devices from damage.

There are screen protectors that work just as if you were swiping your finger on the screen. I’ve had both good and bad ones. Read the reviews on the screen protector you are interested in purchasing, all of them, not just the good reviews.

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