Apple released watchOS 9.2 with support for automatic running track detection and the ability to compete with previous records

Apple unveiled watchOS 9 at the WWDC 2022 event. Designed specifically for the Cupertino-based tech giant’s smartwatches, the operating system brought changes like new watch faces, medication records, improved sleep tracking, and more advanced exercise programs, but the user interface lacked a noticeable update. The company is now trying to release minor updates to add new features to its wearable operating system and fix its problems. watchOS 9.2 is now available to the general public after spending the past few weeks in beta. Among the new and attractive features of this update, we can mention the automatic detection of the running route, Race Route and others.

According to the report XDAThe official watchOS 9.2 changelog doesn’t mention any visual changes, but many users will enjoy the automatic detection of running routes and the Race Route feature. It is worth noting that Race Route allows Apple Watch owners to compete with their previous records.

To update your Apple Watch, you need to do the following steps:

• Run the Watch app on your iPhone.
• Tap General.
• Select the Software Update option.
• Wait a few seconds.
• Once the new update is displayed, tap Download.

The important thing is that when updating the Apple Watch, make sure that the product is connected to the power so that it does not turn off during the update process.