Discussion

• @danielhipskind_ Daniel Hipskind on x

  @wongmjane *unless Apple does it for you😉

• @munster_gene Gene Munster on x

  Apple expects to get Afib FDA Class II device approval soon. We think it'll be by Fall. This is a big deal because it's just the second feature that has Class II approval on Watch. It records data from clinical health to sleep metrics. https://twitter.com/...

• @catmsilverman Catherine Silverman on x

  I am begging Apple to stop this until they've figured out their battery life situation. My Fitbit Versa 3 has all my running features *and* a 3-5 day battery life even with the always-on screen mode enabled. Pls, Apple, figure it out 🙏🏾 https://twitter.com/...

• @sharpschutters Lindsey Schutters on x

  This is gonna be tough for Garmin to deal with. Enhanced running metrics on Apple Watch completely closes the gap on dedicated fitness wearables. Forerunner watches are already the same price... #WWDC22 https://twitter.com/...

• @techdreaming @techdreaming on x

  Great to see Apple Watch adding sleep stages in watchOS9. Will hopefully enable new lucid dreaming use cases for devs. https://www.apple.com/...

• @aj_boston @aj_boston on x

  omg Apple just announced health data partnership with Elsevier at WWDC

• @stevemoser Steve Moser on x

  Impressive how Apple made these watch faces beautiful and readable at the same time given how you can customizable the colors. https://twitter.com/...

• @lisalibrarian Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe on x

  Honestly, Elsevier's databases are pretty darned good data sources for this. Glad Apple is getting quality info into the app and not doing something like “here's a set of web results good luck.”

• @cox_a_r Anthony Cox on x

  Interesting move into medication management by Apple. Medication reminders, scanning of meds, drug interactions, family sharing. Interested in how they manage drug names in regions, and drug interactions can be a complex communication. Danger of raising inappropriate concerns. ht…

• @thisistechtoday @thisistechtoday on x

  For so long the question has been “what is the point of a smartwatch?” It does seem like the greatest benefit of an Apple Watch, or smartwatch in general, is for health and fitness. Medication reminders as well as data to warn people about mixing meds, or w/alcohol 👍 #WWDC22 http…

• @ijustine @ijustine on x

  Excited about these new running features coming to the Apple Watch. You can measure stride length, ground contact time and vertical oscillation + new workout option that'll let you focus on speed, endurance, or time intervals and give you haptic or voice feedback! #WWDC22 https:/…

• @lunarlightsoph @lunarlightsoph on x

  the medication thing that apple are adding is gonna be so freaking helpful, as someone who struggles to remember to take meds and also takes alot of them, thats gonna help out massively in keeping control

• @wongmjane @wongmjane on x

  Reminder: It's currently impossible to downgrade Apple Watch Once you've upgraded it to watchOS 9 Beta, you can't go back

• @every_daydad @every_daydad on x

  Apple has actually developed magic to tell your running stride from a wrist watch.

• @json_dirs @json_dirs on x

  The product is *not* some benign medication interaction app. The product is to sell influence over medical care and biomedical research through a series of advertising, recommendation, and ranking products sold to insurance and pharmaceutical companies. https://twitter.com/...