Considering how stupid is apple "intelligence" if you scanned the table with a plate full of food iOS would probably assume what you are eating is a giant chocolate table and put one million calories in your diary.
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iOS 19.4 Rumored to Revamp Health App With New Coaching Feature
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Likewise. I keep subscription to a bare minimum of services that actually develop content (for example streaming services, and even then I keep them to one or two at a time that I periodically stop and alternate with others). Id an app wants to monetise something with me they'd better offer a reasonably priced lifetime option or I am not buying it and I am certainly not going to subscribe to it.
How about settling your lawsuit with massimo and reactivating the oximeter on the Apple Watch. Instead of boring us with AI health coaching.
yeah, my watch collects a ton of info but the data is so poorly laid out it's impossible to analyze
I’ve lost all faith in them delivering anything. They no longer have credibility after the last couple weeks.
I only want a simple tracking/logging app (I mostly use it for step counting). All those suggestions and recommendations are just clutter to me, so this rumored revamp is making the app worse for me
Apple needs to acknowledge they're getting behind the curve and not shoot for the .4 releases, instead allowing features to mature more and bring them out in the .0 release.
Time for another 'skip year' like with Snow Leopard. Fix some of the many issues and inconsistencies too.
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Time for another 'skip year' like with Snow Leopard. Fix some of the many issues and inconsistencies too.
-R
"Apple Health+ service" Really? Apple wants to monetise our own health data? Another service / subscription?
I appreciate these are all rumours, and the Apple teams are working on multiple things; but the Apple Intelligence fiasco, removes a lot of the trust in the company. And now, they are considering a subscription for health data and insights? FFS. This company needs a rehaul and reinvent themselves again.
And this is coming from a fanboy
I appreciate these are all rumours, and the Apple teams are working on multiple things; but the Apple Intelligence fiasco, removes a lot of the trust in the company. And now, they are considering a subscription for health data and insights? FFS. This company needs a rehaul and reinvent themselves again.
And this is coming from a fanboy
I know, but I wouldn’t put any stock into AI generated health recommendations at all, honestly. Some of these measurements the Health app records are way off sometimes.
Like it says I have a VO2 Max of 27.9, which is low. But my walking heart rate average for the month is 87, which is really good, and I don’t get out of breath easily. In fact my resting heart rate overall the past year is 59, which is on par with athletes. So considering VO2 Max is about oxygen in the blood, and my heart is clearly not working extra hard to deliver it to the rest of the body, something isn’t adding up.
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Sounds about right, as this could ultimately lead to a product for the "Subscription Revenue" category
They sure do!
That's the bulk of their long term plan (recurring revenue from subscription services)
FOOD TRACKING?! That's way more of a deal than the AI doctor! I've been using Cronometer (MyFitnessPal competitor) for years now, ever since college. Why would they not put this in the title?! I would've never known unless I read this. Now I'm excited!
You are getting into some measurements that require equipment that cannot be replaced by a watch and simple software. It gives a simple but false sense of health and should only be used as basic information.