En less than a week we will see Tim Cook again in a Keynote one of the ones we like the most, the software Keynote, obviously with the permission of those surprises at the hardware level that we are so used to, but the truth is that iOS 12 and the next operating systems will be the protagonists of this Keynote. So get ready, on Monday we can start testing the beta versions of the new operating systems ...
Well it seems that the next WWDC is going to bring us many news related to the Apple Watch, and if there is something that users miss, it is the possibility of having new spheres in our Apple Watch, something that is practically a door to having new watches saving the distances. Well yes, Apple brings us new spheres, and if you have already updated to watchOS 4.3.1 you already have a new sphereYes, you have to wait for next Monday to be able to use the LGBT Pride commemorative sphere. After the jump we will show you how this new sphere with the LGTB flag will be like and what is the animation that we will see when we turn our wrist to see the time ...
As you can see in the previous image, with this new sphere for the Apple Watch we will see the LGTB Pride flag on our Apple Watch, a flag that will move when we move our wrist, and it will do it in a different way each time we see it. Then it will show us the time in a simple and clear way as it happens in other spheres such as photographs or Toy Story.
The funny thing is that this watch face comes together with watchOS 4.3.1 and what will be available next Monday, June 4 after Keynote, a user has confirmed it by changing the date of his Apple Watch, a great novelty since it implies that Apple can add and hide spheres automatically without the need to launch new versions of watchOS, and now, let's see what the next one offers us watchOS 5…