Apple Releases New Minor Software Update For Watch OS 3.2.2

After the one month of release of watchOS 3.2, Apple releases the minor software update the watchOS 3.2.2 for the Apple Watch. The previous watchOS 3.2 update introduced the Theater Mode.

According to Macrumors, the new update watchOS 3.2.2 can be downloaded through the dedicated Apple Watch app. It can be done on the iPhone by going to General and then Software Update. For installing the update, the Apple Watch must have 50 percent battery. It must be placed on the charger and it must be in the range of the iPhone.

Downloading of the new software is required on an iPhone running iOS 10 or later. But, it is available for all Apple watch models. There is no major changes or feature added were discovered during the beta testing period for watchOS 3.2.2. It seems that watchOS 3.2.2 mainly focuses on performance improvements and bug fixes.

As mentioned in Gsm Arena, Apple has released new minor versions for all of its different software platforms and all of these have one common thing that they all are focusing only on squashing annoying bugs. It is expected that after applying all these updates, the Apple device should behave better.

The update Apple WatchOS 3.2.2 AVEVideoEncoder is available for all Apple Watch models. This is an application, which may be able to gain Kernel privileges. Its description includes a memory corruption issue, which was addressed with improved memory handling. The CoreAudio is available for all Apple Watch models and its impact is an application, which may be able to read restricted memory.

The description of CoreAudio includes a validation issue, which was addressed with improved input sanitization. The kernel is available for all Apple Watch models. Its impact is an application, which may be able to read restricted memory and its description includes a validation issue, which was addressed with improved sanitization.

It is expected that watchOS 3 will soon be succeeded by a new version of watchOS. It may be introduced at the June Worldwide Developers Conference.