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About an hour ago, Apple updated virtually all of its operating systems and released iOS 9.2, OS X El Capitan 10.11.2, tvOS 9.1, and Watch 2.1. In all cases, the updates include, above all, bug fixes. In the case of the operating system for smartwatch of the bitten apple, watchOS 2.1 arrives with a weight of 57.1mb and includes support for new languages among which is Arabic, a language Siri has also "learned" in iOS 9.2. Here is the list of changes included in watchOS 2.1.
Changes included in watchOS 2.1
- Adds support for the system language in Arabic, Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Malay, Portuguese (from Portugal), and Vietnamese.
- Adds right-to-left user interface support.
- Adds the ability to change the numerals between Latin and Indian for Arabic.
- Adds a new complication for the Islamic and Hebrew calendar.
- Add support for Siri and dictation in Arabic (from Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates).
- Adds support for dictation in English (from Malaysia), Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Portuguese (from Portugal), and Vietnamese.
- Resolves an issue that could prevent events from updating in the calendar complication.
- Fixes an issue that could prevent the time from being displayed in power save mode.
- Fixes a bug that could prevent third-party applications from starting.
- Fixes an issue that could prevent some third-party app icons from displaying correctly.
- Fixes an issue that could cause instability when switching languages.
To update your Apple Watch to watchOS 2.1 you have to open the iPhone Watch app and go to My Watch / Software Update. When you do, you will see a pop-up window advising that an update is available. If it does not appear, you only have to wait a few minutes, although at this time there should be no problem.