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The fourth beta for WatchOS 2.2 adds cool new features that work with the latest version of iOS 9.3
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In this video, I'll quickly show you everything the software update, which is currently available to developers for beta testing, has to offer
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Let's get started. After playing around with the Apple Watch, we found an updated Maps application
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with a new Nearby Search feature that will help you find things like restaurants close to your current location
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WatchOS 2.2 can now also instantly navigate to your home or your place of work
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And that's the most interesting update in WatchOS 2.2 beta 4. But Apple's release notes for the update reveal that the new software also fixes some bugs
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within the Apple Watch's Settings app and improves WatchKit and Xcode for developers who create apps for the wearable
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It's all part of Apple's continuing push to make the Watch even more powerful and useful
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By polishing its own apps and by giving developers even better tools to work with
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Other new WatchOS 2.2 features, which were rolled out in previous betas
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include the ability to pair multiple Apple Watches to your iPhone if, for some reason, you want to copy Justin Bieber and Wear 2 at the same time
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Joking aside, if you're lucky enough to own more than one Apple Watch, you now don't have to spend time pairing and unpairing your wearables
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Plus, if you're a developer, this can make life a whole lot easier
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WatchOS 2.2 is rumoured to be released to the public around the same time as iOS 9.3
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at March's iPhone 5 SE and iPad Air event. But if you're too impatient to not update anything
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you can download the iOS 9.3 public beta along with the latest OS X El Capitan beta
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Or sign up for an Apple Development account. Let me know in the comments down below what features you would like to see added to WatchOS
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Also, make sure to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss any of our videos on all the betas
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including iOS 9.3 and OS X El Capitan. Until next time, I'm Steve Smith for Cults of Math, and I'll see you in the next video
