Ways to customize Double Tap on your Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2

Apple

The Double Tap feature on your Apple Watch Series 9 or Watch Ultra 2 offers a convenient way to interact with your device. While it currently has some limitations, it still provides useful functionality. Right now, it's limited to audio playback and the Smart Stack. The Smart Stack, introduced in watchOS 10, is a collection of widgets accessible by swiping up from the bottom of the screen or using the Digital Crown.

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You can now use Double Tap on your Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2

Apple

The latest Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 have a killer feature: Double Tap. This simple yet powerful gesture is Apple’s answer to a common problem faced by smartwatch users—how to interact with the watch when your other hand is busy holding groceries, a dog leash, or a flashlight. Beyond its convenience, Double Tap serves as an accessibility feature. For individuals with limited arm or hand mobility, it provides an alternative way to control their watch. And the good news is it is now available.

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This Motorola concept phone can wrap around your wrist

Lenovo

What if your smartphone can just wrap around your wrist? Motorola's newest concept smartphone hinges on this idea, even if it technically doesn't have the hinge that foldable phones need now. Motorola's Mobility division showed off at Lenovo Tech World 2023 its "Adaptive Display Concept." Its flexible screen screen can bend at different points allowing you to wrap it around your wrist. 

This concept sports a Full HD Plus resolution pOLED screen. You can bend it in half to transform that 6.9-inch display into a 4.6-inch compact one. So, you can stand it upright as foldables do or wrap it around your wrist to carry it. Lenovo and Motorola aren't strangers to weird phone concepts. We saw the Rizr rollable phone earlier this year. And with concepts like this, there is no guarantee they'll come to market. It is interesting to see what companies are thinking about the future of smartphones.

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