Every year, Apple hosts a fitness challenge for its employees. This year will be no different, with the latest activity challenge launching in February.
Apple launching new Activity challenge for employees in February
Every year, Apple hosts a fitness challenge for its employees. This year will be no different, with the latest activity challenge launching in February.
In this section of our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide, we take a look at some thoughtful health and fitness gift ideas.
Unveiled at WWDC 2019, the watchOS 6 software update makes your Apple Watch better and more independent than it's been ever before. Here are iDownloadBlog's six reasons why watchOS 6 is amazing and how it makes your Apple Watch closer to being its own product.
As predicted earlier this week, Apple is honoring the International Day of Yoga by challenging Apple Watch wearers to complete a 15-minute yoga exercise today, Friday, June 21.
Apple is gearing up to activate another Activity Challenge for Apple Watch owners, this time centered around a yoga challenge.
CardioBot 4.0 for iPhone and Apple Watch is now available. If you're serious about discovering notable patterns concerning your heart rate and getting useful tips, hints and recommendations that can improve your lifestyle and quality of life, CardioBot has probably been the best heart-tracking app on App Store—and the latest 4.0 update makes it even better.
Google today released a standalone Fit app for iPhone.
Apple today officially announced the rules and awards in its latest Activity challenge for Apple Watch wearers, designed to celebrate Earth Day next Monday, April 22.
As it has done in 2017 and 2018, Apple will once again challenge all Apple Watch wearers around the world to go out on April 22 and complete any workout for at least 30 minutes.
The next Activity challenge will appear as a wrist notification on your Apple Watch ahead of International Women’s Day, marking the second annual Activity challenge for Women’s Day.
For all its integrated fitness and health-tracking features, Apple Watch is unable to measure your sleep out of the box. That could change next year, according to a new report Tuesday.
Titled "The Lonely Palm Tree, Samoa" and created by photographer and director Steven Counts, the video presents a portrait of Eddie Siaumau, a 17-year-old athlete from American Samoa.