Instead of envisioning a 'double tap' as something you do on a screen, it involves swiftly tapping your thumb and index finger together. The beauty of this gesture lies in its practicality: it allows you to interact with your Apple Watch notifications and apps even when you have just one hand free. All it takes is a quick 'tap tap' after you've raised your arm to wake up the Watch, and you can seamlessly respond to notifications without the hassle of freeing a finger from your other tasks.
You can use it to answer incoming calls, activate voice dictation for texting, snooze alarms (not cancel them), play or pause your music, and even perform primary actions in third-party apps when you receive notifications.
My initial testing has revealed the double tap to be surprisingly practical and almost magical in its responsiveness. It reliably recognizes the gesture every time I've tried it, without any false positives.
Worth noting is that this feature is exclusive to Series 9 and Ultra 2 Apple Watches and will be available with WatchOS 10.1. It's distinct from the assistive touch accessibility feature, tailored for individuals who have difficulty tapping the screen due to physical constraints.
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