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Roger Fingas

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What can you use your Apple Watch Ultra 4 action button for?

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By Roger Fingas
| Engadget Verified
That little orange button can do a lot more than start your next workout. If you're serious about running, hiking, weightlifting or other high-energy activities, the Apple Watch Ultra 4 is easy to recommend. At $800, it is a commitment — but that's surprisingly reasonable compared to other fitness and adventure watches, and the benefits over a regular Apple Watch aren't trivial. It's bigger, tougher and lasts up to 50 hours on a charge, whereas a Series 12 has to be topped up every day.
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What Can You Use Your Apple Watch Ultra 4 Action Button For?

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By Roger Fingas
| Aol Verified
If you're serious about running, hiking, weightlifting or other high-energy activities, the Apple Watch Ultra 4 is easy to recommend. At $800, it is a commitment — but that's surprisingly reasonable compared to other fitness and adventure watches, and the benefits over a regular Apple Watch aren't trivial. It's bigger, tougher and lasts up to 50 hours on a charge, whereas a Series 12 has to be topped up every day.
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How often should you restart your Apple Watch?

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By Roger Fingas
| MSN Verified
With most gadgets, it's an accepted rule that you should periodically restart them for the best performance. You might regularly restart your smartphone , and it's also relevant advice for everything from regularly rebooting your Wi-Fi router to gaming handhelds. In any event, a reboot doesn't usually hurt apart from the temporary downtime. That downtime might matter in some cases though, particularly when it comes to wearables like the Apple Watch .
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