Apple is set to issue a new Apple Watch activity challenge to owners of its smartwatch, meant to commemorate the upcoming Veterans Day holiday in the US on November 11.
Apple has announced that its Fitness+ subscription service now supports working out or meditating together with people in other locations via the SharePlay feature.
If you use Apple Fitness+, you can now track pilates workouts and relax your mind with guided meditations. There are also other new workouts "to get ready for snow season".
If you've tried out Apple Fitness+, but haven't fallen in love with it despite the Apple Watch integration, how about another option? The online gym Tempo, which utilizes artificial intelligence to build a fitness program for users, has just announced it's one alternative if you're thinking about exploring a third-party option.
The next Apple Watch activity challenge has been scheduled for Saturday, August 28, and you can earn a virtual medal and exclusive stickers by completing it.
New Apple Fitness+ audio workouts may be in the works, arriving as extensions of the existing ”Time to Walk” fitness feature alongside an upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 revision.
Apple Watch's ECG feature is now more widely available around the world with support for 30 new countries added to the recent watchOS 7.6 software update.
The Apple Fitness+ Time to Walk feature is adding new guided audio walking workouts and music on Monday, June 28, 2021.
Apple's pre-recorded Worldwide Developers Conference 2021 keynote has unveiled some new features coming to the Apple Watch with the upcoming watchOS 8.0 software update.
With summer coming up it's a great time to snag a fitness tracker, and wouldn't you know it, Amazon has one of the highest-rated trackers on sale right now. It's the Fitbit Charge 4, and it monitors everything from your heart rate to your skin temperature, and even your Sp02 levels. And right now it's $40 off.
The exercise equipment company Peloton has clarified that customers can no longer connect their Apple Watch to the Bike+ Bootcamp Classes because the iPhone maker's Fitness software doesn't support switching from biking to lifting weights all in one workout.
Apple launched one of its newest subscription services, Fitness+, back in December of last year. It brought with it a ton of different workouts and trainers, and now Apple is adding even more to the mix.