Sentences with phrase «fitness capabilities»

The summer is officially here, which means that consumers are more likely to purchase a new smartwatch for fitness capabilities, or just to look fly on holiday.

Fitness capabilities check all the boxes, including step counts and workout routines.

Workers in the fitness and recreation industry must have excellent customer service skills as well as top physical fitness capabilities.

«Hello workout in my living room» could possibly be pointing towards an enhanced HomeKit, «Hello yogi on my wrist» could mean improved fitness capabilities with WatchOS while «Hello rain in five minutes» could point towards a smarter Siri.

The A11 chip features a new Apple - designed three - core GPU that's 30 percent faster than the A10 in the iPhone 7, for much improved graphics performance, and it includes an embedded M11 Motion coprocessor that captures motion - based data from the compass, accelerometer, and gyroscope to power fitness capabilities, augmented reality experiences, and more, without significant power drain.

There is an embedded M10 motion coprocessor in the A10 Fusion chip that captures motion - based data from the compass, accelerometer, and gyroscope to power Apple's health and fitness capabilities without significant power drain.

If Fitbit can iron out the software kinks, that strong battery life and great fitness capabilities will make the Ionic a healthy rival for the Apple Watch.

The Apple Watch Series 2 made its debut in September, positioned as a sophisticated smartwatch with strong fitness capabilities.

If you want a an Android Wear smartwatch with slightly - better - than - average fitness capabilities that might improve with future updates (though there's no promise of that), then consider the Moto 360 Sport.

There's also an embedded M11 Motion coprocessor that captures motion - based data from the compass, accelerometer, and gyroscope to power fitness capabilities, augmented reality experiences, and more, without significant power drain.

The motion coprocessor, first introduced with the iPhone 5s, is the chip that captures motion - based data from the compass, accelerometer, and gyroscope to power Apple's health and fitness capabilities without significant power drain.

Cazorla's contract is running out and with Arsenal reportedly keen on seeing his fitness capabilities before offering a new deal, where does this leave Cazorla's career at Arsenal?

The Wii did capture a new audience for a short period of time around its fitness capabilities.

But like so much else with the Watch, while the fitness capabilities are the first steps towards what eventually might become a juggernaut, they're nowhere near a complete solution.

Equally odd are its fitness capabilities.

«With basic wearables getting smarter and smartwatches adding health and fitness capabilities, we see an opportunity to build on our strengths and extend our leadership position in the wearables category.

But if that's the case, they might be a little disappointed in the fitness capabilities of the watch.

Where it falls down is in the substance of some of its fitness capabilities.

The fitness capabilities of the Huawei Watch 2 are quite robust, especially for distance - based active users.

«Basic wearables started out as single - purpose devices tracking footsteps and are morphing into multi-purpose wearable devices, fusing together multiple health and fitness capabilities and smartphone notifications,» said Ramon Llamas, research manager covering wearable devices at IDC.

One of the key draws of the Huawei Watch 2 is its fitness capabilities.

The result is, I hope, a very real - world test of the Series 2's new abilities, fitness capability, and battery life.

That said, if your getup isn't all that presentable, the shiny, silver watch may look out of place, and it also quite difficult to take advantage of the fitness capabilities of this Android Wear device, given its more formal design.

GPS and location services are hard on battery life but add on some solid substance to fitness capabilities.