Yesterday Apple released all the new versions of its OS, both the version of OS X 10.11.5 up to version of Watch 2.2.1. In reality, these updates do not bring spectacular changes in terms of functions or design novelties, etc., but they do add numerous improvements in terms of performance and system security.
In the latest beta versions of OS X we have not seen great changes but a good dose of stability and security to the system, in the case of iOS, watchOS and tvOS it is more of the same. The guys from Cupertino are reserving some news for the next version of their systems for after WWDC 2016 or at least it's the feeling it gives us from the outside.
The truth is that in the case of Apple Watch and its watchOS the stability and solution of errors, bugs or the like has been noticed enough. In this new version I can not say much about the improvements in performance provided since I have only been with this version 2.2.1 a few hours, but in all these previous versions we do notice better overall watch stability and functionality. Something that I usually do in each of the new versions released for the Apple Watch is to turn off the device and that is that I never run out of battery in daily use and from time to time it is good to turn it off and on.
Apple has it quite well to release the new updates with improvements in terms of stability and performance in general of its computers and leave out the news in terms of functions. Yes, these updates may not seem important to us and we need news in terms of functions, but not suffering strange crashes, bugs or any type of failure on our devices or Mac, is also very important.