Without a doubt, the most important innovations that came along with the Apple Watch Series 2 are increased water resistance and integrated GPS. Thanks to GPS, an Apple clock user can, for example, jogging without the iPhone and Apple Watch will keep all the information, including a (relatively) accurate route that we have followed. The last application take advantage of GPS included in the second generation of the Apple clock is Runkeeper, one of the best-known sports apps from the App Store.
The Runkeeper update includes only two points in the list of what’s new in version 7.6: “after finishing the race, you will see that he is traced the route on your phone with Apple Watch Series 2 (thanks to the integrated GPS).” Also update all Apple Watch data including charts pace goal, heart rate and intensity of the GPS signal“.” Two innovations put them after a text with some grace in which welcomed, almost three months later, Apple Watch Series 2.
Runkeeper is updated including support for Apple Watch Series 2 GPS
Runkeeper supports four types of training in the second generation of the Apple smartwatch: running, walking, cycling and others. As in many other applications sports, as my favorite two Strava and Runtastic, version for Apple Watch of Runkeeper displays data such as distance, training time and heart rate. In fact, I I’ve tried several of these applications believe that all versions for sports applications clock display similar information.
Undoubtedly, the developers to improve their software including support for the latest devices to arrive only can be good news, but I have to admit that Runkeeper is the application that I like to keep my workouts. What is your favorite sports application?
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