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Apple Watch, Health app upgrades now compete more directly with Oura, Whoop
· By Endurance Wire
Apple introduced a series of new fitness and wellbeing features for Apple Watch and in the Health app that more directly compete with Oura, Whoop and other popular wearables -- while also pioneering a movement assessment those products currently lack. While the foldable iPhone Duo snared most of the headlines from Wednesday’s event, Apple also announced a series of other product updates for athletes and health-minded individuals that largely mirror the holistic offerings available on the market, including:
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