Today, Apple announced a few more, plus a killer feature that takes away one of the major pains of internet TV boxes. The operating system that powers the Apple TV now has 6,000 apps. Apple is releasing a new health app called Breathe, which reminds people to perform breathing exercises.Instead of showing them a “time to stand” notification, they’ll see “time to roll.” The Apple Watch will be able to track the physical activity of wheelchair users.In addition to new activity watch faces, Apple is adding sharing features so Apple Watch wearers can compete against and message (read: talk smack with) friends and family.A new SOS mode will call emergency services and also send the user’s emergency contacts a map of his or her location.The feature supports multiple languages, including Chinese. People will be able to scribble responses to text messages on the Apple Watch.A dock is coming to the Apple Watch, which people can access from the side button to access their favorite apps.Apple is speeding up its watch apps so they load almost instantly-or to be precise, seven times faster, according to vice president of technology Kevin Lynch.The operating system that powers the Apple Watch will be faster, more organized, better prepared for emergencies, and more. Here’s a rundown of everything announced in the two-hour address: watchOS Free upgrades will be available to the public this fall. Apple’s keynote at its Worldwide Developer Conference didn’t have any hardware news, but it was jam-packed with new features for its four operating systems: watchOS, tvOS, macOS (yes, that’s a new name), and iOS.
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