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30 votes
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Disclaimer | Official trailer
3 votes -
The iPhones 16
27 votes -
Blitz | Official trailer
2 votes -
Data center emissions probably 662% higher than big tech claims
20 votes -
iOS 18 is here with RCS and homepage customization features
36 votes -
How an apple from a rejected tree became the Honeycrisp
26 votes -
Apple loses EU court battle over €13bn tax bill in Ireland
41 votes -
Top EU court orders Apple to pay €13 billion tax bill
16 votes -
Balatro Mobile coming to Google Play, Apple Arcade and App Store on September 26th
40 votes -
Apple rethinks its movie strategy after a string of misses
26 votes -
‘Ted Lasso’ heads toward Season 4 greenlight with options pickup for three core cast members
19 votes -
AltStore PAL drops its annual subscription thanks to a grant from Epic
8 votes -
Tubi explodes in popularity, outranking Max and Apple TV+
24 votes -
Apple’s requirements (subscription model only) to hit creators and fans on Patreon
53 votes -
Subscribe to a Twitch streamer, get three months of Apple TV+
6 votes -
The Mac is a power tool
35 votes -
What apps do you recommend for fitness challenges?
Not quite sure if this is a ~tech question, or a ~sport question, or a ~health question. But at least it's a question! I have a Garmin watch, and so does my wife. They track our activities. We...
Not quite sure if this is a ~tech question, or a ~sport question, or a ~health question. But at least it's a question!
I have a Garmin watch, and so does my wife. They track our activities. We would like to compete in challenges, but Garmin's challenge options are quite limited. Through Garmin, you can compete for the number of steps, or distances ran or swam and such, but those don't really work very well for us.
I was wondering, are there any apps that work on both iOS and Android, sync with Garmin Connect (either directly or through Apple Health / Google Health Connect), have a sensible privacy policy, and offer some or all of the following types of challenges, which I think would be more interesting:
- Total time exercised (either any exercise type, or specific sports)
- Time spent in "vigorous" exercise
- Time spent in "zone 2" exercise (or another zone)
- Active calories burned (either total, or percentage of your resting calories)
- Number of exercise sessions
- Number of consecutive exercise days, i.e who can maintain the longest streak (allowing rest days)
Does anything like that exist?
I also have a bonus question:
Garmin has Expeditions, which track the distance you have walked or run, and once you reach your Expedition goal (say, "walk the distance of the Appalachian Trail"), it tells you that you have reached your goal and gives you a badge. I like the basic idea, but the implementation is quite bland.
Are there any Expedition type apps where the app not only tracks the number of steps against the total needed, but actually shows on a map where you'd be currently going if you actually were walking the Appalachian Trail or something, and gives you notifications when you reach some interesting points along the way, with pictures and a little bit of information about the place? Now, that would be something!
5 votes -
iOS 18 adds new "Distraction Control" feature for Safari, similar to temporary element blocking with uBlock Origin
11 votes -
Making games for Apple platforms "like an abusive relationship", say developers
42 votes -
For every month a person completes their monthly exercise challenge in the Fitness app, Apple should give them a free month of the 50GB iCloud plan
The plan only costs $1 a month. Apple can almost certainly eat that cost, and anyone who cannot complete their monthly exercise challenge because of illness or injury can probably still afford the...
The plan only costs $1 a month. Apple can almost certainly eat that cost, and anyone who cannot complete their monthly exercise challenge because of illness or injury can probably still afford the $1 to keep the plan going.
The monthly challenge in the Fitness app is tailored to each user based on their exercise habits, right?
19 votes -
Taking command of the Context Menu in macOS
14 votes -
How Apple just stole "AI" from everyone else
12 votes -
Let's build a playlist!
It's Friday and I'm on a quest to discover new music. The algorithms have been letting me down lately. So let's just build a communal playlist! Playlists links: Spotify Youtube (Thanks,...
It's Friday and I'm on a quest to discover new music. The algorithms have been letting me down lately. So let's just build a communal playlist!
Playlists links:
- Spotify
- Youtube (Thanks, @SloMoMonday)
- Apple Music (Thanks, @Weldawadyathink)
I'll start by adding my 5 song choices.
Leave a comment with the names of the songs you would like to have added to the playlist (let's limit it to no more than 5 per user) and I'll add them. There are no other rules -- you could choose your favorite songs of all time, what you're listening to at the moment, or anything in between.
(I guess the only other requirement is that it needs to be available on Spotify, unless somebody wants to mirror the playlist on other services)
PS. Deimos, mods, et al, I hope this isn't too gimmicky. I think Tildes is as tight-knit of a community as you can find on the internet these days and I see this as just another small way to further that communal experience.
61 votes -
Objects of Our Life: Steve Jobs' talk at the 1983 design conference in Aspen
7 votes -
F1 | Official teaser
12 votes -
AirPods with camera modules to reportedly enter mass production in 2026, will be designed to deliver an enhanced spatial audio experience
6 votes -
AI the product vs AI the feature
17 votes -
MacBook Air gets hosed, other models hold steady in macOS 15 as Intel support fades
17 votes -
TDK claims insane energy density in solid-state battery breakthrough
29 votes -
Feature request: font override
10 votes -
Elon Musk threatens to ban iPhones and MacBooks at his companies after Apple announces OpenAI partnership
40 votes -
Apple Intelligence
31 votes -
Carpenter's AirTags help uncover 'massive' case of stolen tools in Maryland
16 votes -
Wolfs | Official trailer
11 votes -
Apple's never-released iPod Tetris game discovered on third-generation prototype
9 votes