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Thanks to the little alarm bell that CTOnews.com netizens can sing and the delivery of clues from Daniel Wu in South China! CTOnews.com, Nov. 29 (Xinhua)-- the Apple Watch Ultra ushered in the Oceanic+ App today, turning Apple's most rugged watch into a full-featured, easy-to-use diving computer, according to Apple's website. The Oceanic+, designed by Huish Outdoors and Apple in conjunction with Apple Watch Ultra's new depth meter and water temperature sensor, allows casual scuba divers to take their daily watches to a depth that has never been reached before-up to 40 meters.

Apple said the Oceanic+ App and iPhone version of the App on the Apple Watch Ultra have all the key functions of an advanced diving computer and provide a comprehensive diving plan and post-diving experience.

In the 1950s, when the first scuba divers went deep into the ocean and explored the earth, it was about 30 years before the birth of diving computers. By the 1980s and 1990s, many licensed divers were still using paper and pens to make their own diving schedules. They use the Bulmahn decompression algorithm to record their depth and time underwater to ensure that they are safe to sneak on the ocean floor without overloading the body with nitrogen.

Today, Apple says, the Apple Watch Ultra has revolutionized the diving experience, providing more convenient devices for leisure divers and providing users with all the Apple Watch features they are already familiar with and love.

In the Oceanic+ App on Apple Watch Ultra, the main screen displays the diver's current depth, decompression-free time, water temperature and other information.

In the diving planning tool, the user can set the surface stay time, depth, breathing gas and other information, based on which Oceanic+ can calculate the user's No Deco (decompression-free) time-the limit time that a diver can stay at a certain depth. The planning tool also brings together the latest information from the community on diving conditions, including ocean tides, water temperature, and even visibility and currents. After diving, data such as GPS location information of entry and exit, as well as an overview of the user's diving profile will automatically appear on Apple Watch Ultra. The overview of Oceanic+ App for iPhone provides more information, including maps of entry and effluent locations, as well as charts of depth, rate of temperature rise, and decompression-free limits.

One of the most intuitive features of Oceanic+ for Apple Watch Ultra is tactile feedback. This function combines software and hardware design to allow the watch to touch the user's wrist through different forms of vibration, allowing divers to receive timely notification underwater even through a diving suit up to 7mm thick.

Although tactile feedback is a convenient and simple function in daily life, underwater, it can play a more unexpected role: let important information reverberate across the ocean floor and reach the user's wrist.

"Sound travels much more intensively in water than in air." "so, if their diving computer makes a sound while I'm diving with other people, it's hard for me to tell whose device is ringing," Silvestri said. I can only hear the sound of a drip, but I can't tell which direction it's coming from. Using Ultra's tactile design, we created a very personal experience. It's like a gentle nudge to guide you. "

Huish Outdoors has conducted rigorous tests of Oceanic+ App at diving sites around the world in preparation for its release.

Oceanic+ App also provides a number of complex functions to give users access to important information and tools at a glance, including flight ban time, surface stay time, quick access to diving planning tools, diving settings, current altitude, maximum altitude limit, and one-click quick access to App. From the planned dive to the first dive to the return to the ground, users can track and compare all the details of each dive and share the experience with other divers directly through App.

This App diving planning tool provides detailed information on surface temperature, water temperature, wind, UV intensity and tide for up to the next three days.

The Oceanic+ App on Apple Watch Ultra shows the post-dive log. The app can be downloaded from App Store and needs to be paired with Apple Watch Ultra running watchOS version 9.1 or later with iPhone 8 or later running iOS version 16.1 or later. The basic plan for the app is free and includes many common diving features, including depth, time, and recent dive records. For $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, users can get functions such as decompression tracking, organizational loading, unlimited log capacity, etc.

CTOnews.com learned that Apple said it would always follow the diving agreement, dive with its peers, and have an auxiliary device.

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