The highly anticipated Apple Theater Mode is coming to Apple Watch. Here are the details of the upcoming feature for Apple Watch users.

A previous speculation surfaced suggesting that a while back suggesting that a new Theater Mode feature is coming to iPhone devices with the release of iOS 10.3. The software update was eventually released but the Theater Mode was not at all included.

At present, however, it appears that Theater Mode is prepared for Apple Watch users, as indicated in the Apple's release notes for watchOS 3.2 beta update. Please note, however, that Apple has not released watchOS 3.2 beta so far to developers. It is highly likely to be available soon for them to try it out in due time.

Theater Mode

The Theater Mode feature is going to be a remarkable little addition to Apple's smartwatch that disables the raise to wake feature and mutes incoming notifications. However, with the screen turned off, the user will still get haptic feedback for incoming notifications. Tapping on the screen or pressing on the Digital Crown will, however, wake the display to enable you to check and see what the notification is about.

Theater Mode was added to the Apple Watch upon the release of watchOS 3.1.3, but it is not available to toggle on for users. This means that watchOS 3.2 will set the engine into high gear, enabling Apple Watch users to access with the feature on a day-to-day basis, says Wccftech.

SiriKit

Other features included to Apple's watchOS 3.2 are the SiriKit. Through SiriKit, Apple Watch users can ask Siri using their Apple Watch to send a message, book a ride, make payment among others. SiriKit in watchOS supports services in domains, such as Messaging, Payments, Ride booking, Workouts, Callingand Searching photos.