The next Apple Watch workout challenge in the Activity app has been created to help you kick off 2021 in style, by performing workouts that will get you in shape.
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New to Mac? Here’s all the tools in the Mac Utilities folder
If you’ve just purchased your first Mac, and especially if you’re coming from Windows, you might be wondering about the Utilities folder. You may see the folder but have yet to open it or you might be looking for a specific tool and don’t realize it’s in that folder.
Whatever the case, we’re here with another in our New to Mac series to help you out! We’ll explain what’s in the Utilities folder and what each tool is for.
How to change Move, Exercise, and Stand Goals on Apple Watch
Learn how to increase or decrease your daily Move goal calories, Exercise goal minutes, and daily Stand goal hours in the Activity and Fitness apps on your Apple Watch and iPhone so it's more suitable for your current activity level.
Parks-themed Activity challenge for Apple Watch owners scheduled for August 30
Apple will be inviting Apple Watch owners to celebrate the natural wonder of national parks with a new challenge in the Activity app scheduled for this coming Sunday, August 30.
Apple will celebrate national parks with August’s Apple Watch Activity Challenge
If you want to celebrate the "natural wonder" of the United States' national parks along with Apple, you can do just that with an upcoming Activity Challenge for the Apple Watch.
Celebrate International Day of Yoga on June 21 with a new Apple Watch Activity Challenge
If you are an Apple Watch owner that enjoys closing Activity rings to win challenges, there is a new one coming on June 21.
Apple will celebrate World Environment Day on June 5 with Apple Watch activity challenge
If you're on the hunt for a new activity challenge for the Apple Watch, you only have one more day to wait as the latest launches on June 5.
The next Apple Watch Activity challenge’s been scheduled for June 5 World Environment Day
The next Apple Watch Activity challenge will celebrate the upcoming World Environment Day.
What is the Mac Activity Monitor and how do you use it?
The Activity Monitor on your Mac is one of those tools that you should become familiar with. You by no means need be an expert on it, but you should know the basics. Why, you ask? Because the Activity Monitors shows all the processes running on your Mac. It’s like a task manager, so you can see how those processes affect your Mac and close any if needed.
Whether you’re new to Mac or simply new to the Activity Monitor, we’ll walk you through the basics you need to know.
This add-on puts Activity rings in the BottomToolBar interface
Just last year, we showed you a rather intriguing jailbreak tweak called BottomToolBar that made pertinent toggles and information easier to reach with just your thumb while using your iPhone one-handed. But we never imagined that we’d eventually see compatible add-ons capable of augmenting the user experience.
Enter Activity-BottomToolBar, a newly-released extension for the BottomToolBar tweak by XCCiao that adds Activity ring information to the interface for those who avidly concern themselves with their health.
This tweak makes your iPhone display the time in Roman Numerals
Roman Numerals are an acquired taste, but if you’ve come to appreciate them as a time display more than basic numbers, then we have a gut feeling that you’ll enjoy a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed Tempus Romānum by iOS developer Ryan Nair.
Tempus Romānum can be used to replace both the Lock screen time and Status Bar time with a Roman Numeral-centric display, and it’s very easy to use.
LiveRings updated for iOS 13, animates the Activity app icon’s rings
If you take advantage of the standard fitness features that ship with your iPhone and Apple Watch, then you might use the native Activity app to view daily progress. As you proceed, the rings inside the app slowly complete a 360–degree circle, an achievement commonly known as ‘closing rings.’ My only gripe with this is that you have to open the app to see any details.
Thankfully, a jailbreak tweak called LiveRings by iOS developer CPDigitalDarkroom lets you view a summary of your activity directly from the Home screen without even launching the Activity app. That’s because the tweak animates the Activity app icon itself to depict ring-closing progress.