Apple releases watchOS 5.1.1 after previous update bricked devices



Apple has released its latest watchOS update, after the previous release caused a bricking issue on some Apple Watches. The watchOS 5.1.1 update seems to resolve the problem that led the company to pull version 5.1 soon after releasing it last week. Note that if you installed watchOS 5.

from https://www.engadget.com/2018/11/05/apple-watch-watchos-update-bricking-fix/
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