To date, we’ve experienced Lucid’s Dream Edition Air sedan, the Grand Touring Performance, and most recently the Touring. Today, Lucid has finally confirmed that CarPlay will now come as a standard feature. We’ve had a chance to experience several of those models inside and out, but have wondered when the promised addition of Apple CarPlay would arrive. We’re expecting watchOS 9.4 to launch to all compatible Apple Watch owners next week, alongside iOS 16.4 and updates for tvOS, macOS and iPadOS.Lucid Motors is in the process of delivering all four of the original trims of its flagship Air sedan promised when the ultra-long-range EV made its initial debut a couple of years ago. A wake-up alarm set in sleep focus mode will longer be silenced by the Cover to Mute gesture, the site reports. Thankfully, you’ll be able to silence your calls without risking missing your Apple Watch alarm from next week.Ī report from MacRumors says the change is also reflected in the release notes for watchOS 9.4.

It is already possible to disable the Cover to Mute feature, but then you lose out on the useful ability to silence an incoming call. So glad this is changing.”Ī further user is overjoyed the feature is changing after reporting the alarm silencing as an issue for years.

“Certainly explains why I’d randomly miss the alarm in the morning… I’d sure love to know why it was ever like this,” writes one user.Īnother says: “It’s like they expect everyone to sleep on their backs with the arms over the covers, perfectly still. News of the pending feature change has been somewhat of an “aha!” moment for users on the r/Apple subreddit, who are suddenly realising why they’re sporadically missing alarms set on Apple Watch.

Quite annoying and, considering we all sleep in different positions, counterintuitive.

The usually helpful feature can accidentally cause users to cancel their morning alarm if their hands are covering the screen for more than three seconds.

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