As with many devices, the screens of Apple Watch models lose their touch feature under water. One user managed to actively use the Apple Watch Ultra underwater with the AssistiveTouch feature.
Apple brought the AssistiveTouch feature, which has been actively used in iPhone and iPad models for years, to its smart watches with WatchOS 8. found on Apple Watch built-in motion sensors feature using; It allows you to answer an incoming call, navigate with the help of the cursor on the screen, and open action menus. Users can perform these operations with hand movements without touching the screen.
Apple Watch can be used underwater thanks to AssistiveTouch
All smart watches produced by the company, starting with the first generation Apple Watch model, can work underwater. Apple managed to take this feature to the next level with the Watch Ultra model.
Stating that he purchased the Apple Watch Ultra model for swimming training, Rafael Zeier underlined that the actions performed with the action button are limited. Zeier, who said that he tried the AssistiveTouch feature because the touch screen did not work after immersing in water, explained that he was able to perform all functions in this way.
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The accessibility feature, called AssistiveTouch, allows users to navigate the system interface using hand gestures such as pinching or squeezing. Stating that the AssistiveTouch feature works surprisingly smoothly, Zeier said, “I never thought it would be possible. But it works just as well on water as it does.” made statements.
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