Apple has released watchOS 11.2, an update that brings new features and improvements to Apple Watch users. The most notable addition in this update is the ability to pause video recordings directly from the Apple Watch using the Camera Remote app. This feature was previously introduced for iPhone users with iOS 18.0 in September and is now available for Apple Watch owners as well.
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New watchOS 11.2 features detailed
The update also includes general bug fixes and improvements to enhance the overall user experience.
To install watchOS 11.2, users can go to Settings > General > Software Update on their Apple Watch. It is important to ensure that the watch has at least 50% battery power and is connected to a charger during the update process. Apple Watch users who frequently use the Camera Remote app will likely appreciate the added convenience of being able to pause video recordings directly from their wrist.
While watchOS 11.2 may not be a major overhaul, the new feature and improved stability make it a worthwhile update for Apple Watch owners.
