Software Engineer

curiouswebster

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Thanks, I dd not turn on Siri. How do I find a workout app? On install I chose to install ALL apps, but these seem to be just the default 8 or 10 apps. How do I find a fitness app? Thanks
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Thanks, I dd not turn on Siri.

How do I find a workout app?

On install I chose to install ALL apps, but these seem to be just the default 8 or 10 apps.

How do I find a fitness app?

Thanks

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How to use my Apple Watch 3 Series I just paired my watch with mu iPhone 13 and pid the extra $10 for Verizon Wireless, which already resulted in a SPAM call ringing in two place, while I was on my quiet bike ride ;) At least I know it is working. How do I "tell" the watch I am bike riding? Does it figure this out? How do I say I am swimming? Walking? Thanks.
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How to use my Apple Watch 3 Series
I just paired my watch with mu iPhone 13 and pid the extra $10 for Verizon Wireless, which already resulted in a SPAM call ringing in two place, while I was on my quiet bike ride ;)
At least I know it is working.
How do I "tell" the watch I am bike riding? Does it figure this out?
How do I say I am swimming?
Walking?
Thanks.

How to use my Apple Watch 3 Series

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