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You’ll be able to install the app quickly by simply activating the Phone-White feature. You can also install the app on the computer using the standard Internet connection after the installation and then again with the new browser app. The app will give you information on the latest version of the Apple Watch you have. No need to install a second or third device.
The app will show you where on the Home screen the settings have been altered and the current location. Tap the “OK to install apps and find apps” button. This will start the app and allow you to remove and reinstall the apps. The apps will include their settings and you can click on the check box within the settings. You can then continue to download new apps from the local Apple Watch Store.
A third option is to install the app using the second option on the Home screen. You can then navigate from the Home screen to the Developer menu of the Apple Watch app. The Apple Watch app will display the new app at the bottom of the app drawer.
The Developer menu is displayed if you double-click the Watch device once for the “Allow Apps” button. If you double-click the Watch device twice you can then choose “No Apps Available” to allow a third-party app installation. Once you’ve done this your app will be displayed.
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