Switch Measurement Units in News and Weather Application on a Nexus 6P

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Video: Switch Measurement Units in News and Weather Application on a Nexus 6P

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You're watching VisiHow. In a previous tutorial, we demonstrated how to install the Weather widget on the Nexus 6P. In this tutorial, we're going to show how to change the measurement units used in the News and Weather and Weather widgets. You'll note that it's displaying Fahrenheit in this video.

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   Tap on the top portion of the widget

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   This will take you to the widget and show you the weather.

   

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   Now, tap on the dotted lines next to the weather

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   They are next to the city and country.

   

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   Tap on "Temperature units..."

   

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   You can tap on "C"

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   This is Celsius.

   

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   Tap on "OK"

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   You can tap on the three dots

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   Tap on "Wind speed units..."

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   You have the option of displaying "mph", "km/h", or "m/s".

   

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   Let's tap on "m/s"

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   Tap on "OK"

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    Now, go back to the home screen by tapping the circle button

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    The changes will be enabled in the Weather widget as well.

    

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