The Control Center on the Apple Watch is a quick and easy way to access some of the key features of your smartwatch. For example, if you want to see how much charge your Apple Watch has, you can ...

Right now, the Apple Watch Control Center is limited to Apple's own tiles and toggles. But a source speaking to the site claims that it will change, with third-party support coming for the first time.

‌iOS 18‌ introduced a customizable Control Center that supports third-party shortcuts on the ‌iPhone‌, so it makes sense that the feature might also expand to the Apple Watch.

All of these changes should make the Apple Watch’s Control Center a far more powerful feature than it’s ever been before.

The Control Center on your Apple Watch is a powerful tool for customizing and taking full advantage of its core features. However, it was revamped in watchOS 10 and how you get the most from it ...

Apple changed how you access the Control Center in watchOS 10. Learn how to find it if you're running the latest software.

The Control Center, currently accessed on the Apple Watch by pressing the side button, is a useful collection of toggles and simple functions such as the flashlight, water lock, Walkie-Talkie, and ...

These Apple Watch Control Center features unlock advanced options through press-and-hold gestures, and are well worth knowing.

Control Center customizations watchOS 26 is expected to be supported on any Apple Watch Series 6 and newer. Photo by Tucker Bowe for Gear Patrol According to a report by 9to5Mac, when Apple reveals ...

Apple's upcoming watchOS 26 update for the Apple Watch could bring a great upgrade for third-party apps. And we hope Google is taking notes.

Right now, the Apple Watch Control Center is limited to Apple's own tiles and toggles. But a source speaking to the site claims that it will change, with third-party support coming for the first time.