Seven new Apple application complications soon on the face of infographics on Apple Watch Series 4

watchOS 5.1.1 was released earlier in the day after a wave of brick watches last week for the update of some watchOS 5.1 devices. However, it seems that this update has also rocked some things to come for the owners of the series 4.

With iOS 12.1.1 and watchOS 5.1.1 installed, seven new complications appear in the Gallery Look Face application for the Infograph and Infographics modular faces: Home, Mail, Cards, Messages, News, Phone and Remote ….

These complications can be selected in the Watch Watch app but unfortunately are not yet visible on the watch. they render as empty areas.

The best theory to explain this is that these complications were supposed to be new features in the next Watch update, which should currently be in the developer beta.

However, because of the scarring problem that prompted Apple to rush to this version, it seems to have forgotten to remove some uncompleted features (we do not think these complications will manifest themselves if you use the iOS 12.1 public version on your phone) .

It is likely that these complications will be presented for the first time in a beta version for the developers of "watchOS 5.1.2", which could be released this week.

The absence of infographist-related complications for key system applications was a frequent complaint among early users of the Apple Watch Series 4. This update certainly indicates that Apple's business is not the same. will soon attack these grunts. There are new graphic infographic circular complications for Home, Mail, Maps, Messages, News, Phone and Remote applications. The Modular Face Infograph now offers a news ticker option for the large complication zone in the center.

These complications have not yet worked, it is not possible to test dynamic functions. The previews of the Phone Watch application suggest that they are mere static launchers, aside from the Modular Computer Center news complication, which will display late-breaking news and articles presented by Apple News editors.

Nevertheless, this is an indispensable addition. Many Watch users use the faces of observers as application launchers, instead of relying on the Dock or the application grid.

Thank you Paul for the heads up!