The second big beta update for Apple Watch is already here.
Two week after Apple revealed the first watchOS 2.0 beta, the second beta version of the Apple Watch operating system is now available to developers in the Apple Dev Center.
Developers can install the new watchOS through the Apple Watch companion app for iPhone. However, keep in mind that there’s currently no way to downgrade from watchOS 2.0 beta, so do so at your own risk.
Apple hasn’t sent out the release notes for watchOS 2.0 beta 2 yet, but it’s unlikely any major changes are being add. The first beta was announced at WWDC and revealed new features coming to Apple Watch, like new clock faces, a nighttime mode, native third-party apps, and more. WatchOS 2.0 is slated for a public release this fall alongside iOS 9 and El Capitan.
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
3 responses to “WatchOS 2.0 beta 2 is now available to developers”
not appearing for me in the app… I see it on the dev site
You have to download and install configuration profile from the dev site first (like when installing the previous beta).
mine doesn’t appear either i think there is a lag in the system might get it soon i hope