Ocean and Water Sports Enthusiasts
The Apple Watch Ultra is built for water sports, such as kitesurfing and wakeboarding, as well as recreational scuba diving to 40 metres with the new Oceanic+ app. Apple Watch Ultra is WR100 certified to handle these aquatic experiences. The Apple Watch Ultra is also certified to EN 13319, an internationally known standard for diving gear like as depth gauges, which are used by recreational divers all over the globe.
Apple Watch Ultra has a Depth app with an elegant user interface that makes use of a new depth gauge. The Depth app shows time, current depth, water temperature, duration under water, and maximum depth achieved at a glance. Users may configure the Action button to start the Depth app immediately.
The new Oceanic+ software, developed in collaboration with Huish Outdoors, is a competent dive computer that converts the Apple Watch Ultra into a capable dive computer. The software, which will be available on the App Store later this autumn, has dive planning, easy-to-read dive data, visual and tactile alarms, a no-decompression limit, ascending rate, and safety stop instructions. Oceanic+ also includes a customised user profile, current and local diving conditions reports, and a dive logbook that can be shared with family and friends and instantly syncs to iPhone.
Additional Features
Apple Watch Ultra includes all of the connectivity, activity, and health features that have helped Apple Watch become the world’s best-selling smartwatch — from heart rate monitoring and the ECG and Blood Oxygen apps to Activity rings and Mindfulness, as well as additional health, safety, and navigation features.
The Apple Watch Ultra has revolutionary new temperature sensing capabilities that provide further information about women’s health. The two-sensor architecture eliminates bias from both the outside world and the body itself. Users may acquire retroactive ovulation estimations using the additional capabilities, which can be useful for family planning. 6 Temperature sensing also allows for more accurate period forecasts for menstruating users. 7 Cycle Tracking users on iOS 16 and watchOS 9 will now get a notice if their registered cycle history reveals a probable divergence, which may be an indication of underlying health concerns.
With Collision Detection, Apple Watch can detect a serious automobile crash using two new motion sensors and a sophisticated sensor-fusion algorithm. When the Apple Watch senses a serious vehicle accident, it will check in with the user and contact 911 if they are unresponsive after a 10-second countdown. The user’s device location is sent to emergency responders and is also shared with emergency contacts.
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