Now force-press the screen (in other words, push hard and hold your finger on the screen in that position until the screen changes) and you’ll reveal the secret settings option: To fix it, swipe upwards to make the detailed information screen below this one visible: An active day and still, not quite the goal that the Watch has decided I should be hitting. Look really closely at the bottom and you’ll see we’re on screen one of four. I’m doing pretty darn well, but let’s look just a bit more closely by swiping to the left. To start, here’s today’s activity view on the Apple Watch: To change it, however, you need to know which app to utilize and you need to know that it’s one of those with a “force press” feature. So I have found that I can have an active day and a good 30-45min workout and still find myself shy of the calorie goal at the end of the day. I too have found that the default goal that the Apple Watch sets for you isn’t quite what I want either, particularly since in active mode it differentiates between resting and active calories so I find that according to my watch, I burn less calories than I think I’m doing at the gym. And that’s just smart business, actually, and the same thing the company did with the launch of its iPod if you remember. Ya gotta stop calling it that! 🙂 ) It does have a lot of really nice ideas, things that the team at Apple clearly learned from the many fitness bands and notification watches and devices that appeared on the market prior to their entry. Glad you are enjoying your Apple Watch (not “iWatch”.
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