Apple has plenty of ways to help track your health. You just need to know how to use its health features like those you’ll find for Apple Watch. Tap or click here to enable and use the health features on your Apple Watch.
There is even an app in development that can detect if you have coronavirus, just with your smartphone’s camera. If you can read your heart rate and maybe tell if you are sick with your phone, what else can you do?
Have you considered using your iPhone to protect your home from burglars? It’s not as strange as it sounds. Keep reading to quickly turn your iPhone into a noise-detection device.
Noise detection technology can come in handy. For parents, instead of spending money on baby monitors, you can use your iPhone to hear when your child is crying.
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Worried the obnoxious beeping of your smoke detector won’t wake you up if there’s a fire? You can use your iPhone to alert you if it hears the smoke alarm.
The same goes for protecting yourself against burglars. You can use your iPhone to detect the sound of glass breaking so you can notify the authorities safely from your bedroom.
The noise-detection feature was first released in the iOS 14 update. It allows you to detect different sound variations, including sirens, doorbells, barking dogs, a crying baby and more.
Even a flood detecting option allows you to hear if water has been left running somewhere in your house or is flooding into your home. This handy feature can help you save money from purchasing other devices that do the same thing.
While it doesn’t fully replace a home security system, it is a helpful addition to whatever technology you are currently using. It’s also beneficial for those who have reduced hearing.
With the introduction of Fitbit, a revolutionary way to track fitness habits effortlessly was introduced. It didn’t take Apple long to catch up. Apple Fitness+ paired with its devices has come a long way in forming effortless healthy habits for people worldwide. Tap or click here to enable health features on your Apple Watch.
Apple Watch who? Oura’s smart rings just got smarter with two new heart health features. The first compares your cardiovascular age to your real-life age and offers tips for improvement. The second estimates your VO2 max — the oxygen your body can use during intense exercise. Content Queen Allie wears one and loves it!
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Minor issues in newly released tech products are commonplace. It would be bizarre if a new device were launched with no problems at all. When Apple’s iPhone 13 hit the shelves, it didn’t take long for flaws to appear.
I’m not surprised anymore when I see stories of people who say the Apple Watch saved their lives. From fall detection to heart-rate monitoring, that little piece of tech can spotlight issues that could go unnoticed with fatal consequences.
Have you set up all your Apple Watch health features yet? After hearing this story, you will.
The Apple Watch has a lot of amazing features to use, including voice to text. Tap or click here for the 10 best features on your new Apple Watch. But did you know you can use your Apple Watch to take better care of yourself?
