Apple’s annual WWDC 2025 conference is officially set for June 9th, which means new Apple Watch features are likely just around the corner. WWDC is when we get our first official look at Cupertino’s latest software, not just for Apple Watch, but for iPhone, iPad, iMac and more.
Last year’s watchOS 11 release introduced loads of useful features. Several of my favorites include on-wrist translations, access to Apple’s Check In safety tool, a global tide-tracking app and the ability to pause and adjust your fitness rings.
Apple also added a new Vitals app to streamline health monitoring tools into one handy dashboard.
The big news is that Apple wants to unify your experience across all of the company’s operating systems including the Apple Watch as well as renaming the watchOS to a year-based system.
Instead of watchOS 12, we should be getting watchOS 26.
So, what cool new functions and apps does Cupertino have in store for this year’s watchOS release? Rumors and leaks are light as of now, but we do have some insights. Read on for everything we know about watchOS 26 so far.
Source: watchOS 26- all the rumored upgrades coming to Apple Watch
