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As shown in Figure 1-9, the main Home screen of Apple Watch is populated by a number of small bubble-like icons. It’s quite neat actually, not to mention functional. Simply tap an icon with your fingertip to open an app, or slide around the Home screen to see other icons pop up and grow larger (you want the app centered on the screen for easy access).

FIGURE 1-9: Press and move your finger around to see all the apps on your Home screen (or twist the Digital Crown button to zoom in and out).

If you’re an iPhone user, the icons should be familiar to you; therefore, you know what built-in and third-party apps launch when you tap a specific icon. Table 1-1 shows some of the built-in apps. See Chapter 3 for more on the native Apple Watch apps.

You no longer need a nearby iPhone to install new Apple Watch apps — so long as you’re running the watchOS 7 operating system or later. (You can tell which version you’re running by going on the Apple Watch to Settings ⇒ General ⇒ About.) In Chapter 11, I cover both ways to install new Apple Watch apps, whether you want to still use an iPhone (or Mac/PC), via the Apple Watch Store, or download directly to the device.

TABLE 1-1 Built-In Apple Watch Apps

App	Icon
Activity
Alarm
App Store
Apple Store
Audiobooks
Blood O2
Breathe
Calculator
Calendar
Camera
Clock
Compass
Cycle Tracking
Find People
Heart Rate
My Home
Mail
Maps
Memoji
Messages
News
Noise
Now Playing
Phone
Photos
Podcasts
Radio
Reminders
Remote
Settings
Shortcuts
Sleep
Stopwatch
Walkie-Talkie
Wallet & Apple Pay
Weather
Workout
Voice Memos

And, of course, third-party apps have their familiar icons, such as a big P for Pinterest, a “swoosh” for Nike, a green leaf for the Mint app, and so on.