Mar 28, 2017 03:05 PM EDT By Eisen Tyler, UniversityHerald Reporter

The long-awaited software update of Apple Watch users, watchOS 3.2, is finally out of beta. The Cupertino based tech titan is now rolling out the watchOS 3.2 update that brings changes to Apple's smartwatches operating system. Also, the tech giant is launching the tvOS 10.2 to the general public.

The tech giant released the newest version of the watchOS operating system to the Apple Watch and Apple Watch 2 device owners. The release of the watchOS 3.2 software comes after the beta testing was launched in late January 2017 and following the watchOS beta 7 last week.

Apple Watch owners can now download the watchOS 3.2 through the dedicated iPhone's Apple Watch app by going to General and then Software Update. To install the watchOS 3.2 update, the smartwatch must have at least 50 percent of battery life, the Apple Watch must be placed on the charger, and the device must be in the range of the iPhone, according to Mac Rumors.

The watchOS 3.2 update comes along with a Theater Mode, a Siri update, and an update to Scribble. Wherein, the Theater Mode adjusts the screen of the Apple Watch to a darker shade and puts the device to silent mode when the user is in theaters. The Siri update enables the AI assistant to be more valuable with additional apps. Meanwhile, the Scribble update now has support for French, Italian and Spanish.

On the other hand, the tvOS 10.2 update comes along with several changes and enhancements. Considering the operating system's scrolling behavior has been improved, users can now perform accelerated scrolling in apps. The tvOS 10.2 software update also adds support for the Device Enrollment Program and enhanced device management.

Other features of the tvOS 10.2 include the VideoToolbox that helps developers with immediate decoding and encoding, Apple Insider reported. Aside from unleashing the tvOS 10.2, the tech giant has also rolled out the Apple TV Remote app's new version.

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