I am excited about this app. Hoping the Watch OS4 will include a new "Breed" app, as well 
Hopefully the watch doesn't hang whilst using this app.
Can I disable it? I don't want any yoga related stuff on my watch!
I'm really looking forward to this and can't wait to use it. To each their own.This seems like the type of thing a company comes up with when they've run out of ideas for anything new, IMHO.
I was wondering how long it would take someone to object on religious grounds. It's an exercise. it's not a religion. But I understand, everything unfamiliar is bad.But I am not a big fan of eastern spirituality. This breathe app is a step in the wrong direction imho. ...
Does this app make the watch any faster?
Really? Do you have any other examples of where that has been the case? To me, this just seems like a neat idea that touches upon the recent wellness/mindfulness craze and was relatively easy to implement.
In my opinion the app is a one size fits all kind of deal, to the point where you either hyperventilate or hypoventilate depending on how you choose to keep up with the pace the haptics provide.
There's no calibration accounting for the volume of air you can inhale. My lungs are healthy and can hold an above average total capacity of air.
There doesn't seem to be any algorithm in place that governs the heart rate to breath frequency - it just a colorful animation that just happens to measure your heart rate.
This particular feature? No. But watchOS 3 is getting substantially faster on the existing hardware, through a variety of changes - no more endless spinning waits to load apps (if it takes more than two seconds to load an app, I'll be cursing the watch while reaching for my phone to get the task done - this happened a lot on watchOS 2, until I stopped bothering with apps and stuck to just fitness tracking, notifications, and complications). With watchOS 3, most of what you'd want to load is already set up in memory, and getting periodic attention from the CPU, so switching to other apps can be near instantaneous. The impression I get is, now that they've got a year's worth of in-the-field usage data, they've seen the pain points and they also know just exactly how much extra power budget they have to play with to make things run more smoothly.Does this app make the watch any faster?
Thank you for letting us know, there have been a lot of tense moments here with folks worried about whether or not you were going to get an Apple Watch. If you change your mind in the future, please let us know right away.Breath and... yep.. I still don't want an Apple Watch.