On December 14, Apple officially pushed iOS/iPadOS 15.2, watchOS 8.3 and macOS 12.1 systems, bringing a series of blockbuster new features. At the same time, the Apple Watch National Bank Edition officially launched the ECG function, and users can upgrade the iPhone and Apple Watch to the latest version of the system.
According to the official introduction, iOS/iPadOS 15.2 has added An Apple Music voice-activated solution, which allows you to access all songs and radio stations in Apple Music with Siri, and you can also control playback through Siri. In addition, features such as App privacy reporting, digital legacy, camera, CarPlay in-car, and iCloud+ have been improved and optimized, and Apple has fixed other feature bugs.
watchOS jumps directly from 8.1 to version 8.3, and also supports Apple Music voice control program. In addition, the system supports App Privacy Reporting, which can be used to record data and sensor access, and fixes an issue where notifications may interrupt some users' mindfulness exercises. It's worth noting that when you update the System to the Apple Watch, you need to make sure that the watch is charging and within range of iPhone communications connected to the LAN.
Apple officials also announced that the Apple Watch National Bank Edition launched the ECG function, mobile ECG atrial fibrillation prompt software and mobile pulse rate atrial fibrillation prompt software launched in China. In addition to the Apple Watch SE, several watches on the Apple Watch Serise 4 and above support the ELECTROCardiogram function. The watch, in conjunction with the hint software, helps users identify signs of atrial fibrillation and create a single-channel ECG on the watch similar to the lead I ECG.
The user starts the ECG atrial fibrillation prompt software on the Apple Watch, and then presses the digital crown with their finger to start recording. After 30 seconds, the heart rhythm is divided into atrial fibrillation (AFib), sinus rhythm, low heart rate, high heart rate, or uncertainty. When an irregular heart rhythm is detected, the prompt software analyzes the data and prompts in a timely manner. Users can also open the Health App on their iPhone, click "Browse - Heart - ELECTROCardiogram" to view or other settings.
Apple has always attached great importance to health features, and the Apple Watch has long supported features such as heart rate monitoring. Nowadays, the National Bank edition of the ecG function is launched, you can monitor the electrocardiogram at any time, and the software will also give prompts in time to further protect your heart safety and avoid unexpected conditions.