In addition to reminding you to stand and walk throughout the day, watchOS 3 will also prompt Apple Watch users to take a minute to relax, focus and meditate with a new app dubbed “Breathe.”
When a Breathe notification pops up, users can either begin a session or choose to snooze it. A dedicated Breathe app on the app screen — as well as a new Breathe complication that can be added to watch faces — also allow users to start a session whenever they choose.
Once users begin, the app informs them to “be still and bring attention to your breath.” A series of circles on the Apple Watch display gradually expand, accompanied by taptic feedback on the wrist, letting the user know to slowly inhale.
Read More: New ‘Breathe’ app for Apple Watch reminds you to relax, focus.
Source: AppleInsider


Anything that reminds us to breathe and be still gets a “yes” from me! Not many people I meet can ever remember to practice! 🙏🏻
There’s some truth in that…even if it has come to this…
I find this a little sad.
Me too…
I’m firmly in Susan’s camp in this one. Never hurts to breathe, as Karen says, but dear Lord, are we really at the point where we need our watch to tell us that?
Exactly…
I think the watch is just a money making scheme. We already have a inner clock that works perfectly, and if you forget to breathe, you either pass out or your dead. :o)
Laughing. Great….
Experience of 73 years and common sense.
extremely ironic.
Isn’t it though?!?!
Makes me wonder what’s next?
Reminders to urinate?
To hug?
To kiss?
Come on!
Enough with the urination suggestive language.
You started it, Mr.!
And you, Sawsan, are masterful in your sneaky way of weaving in the past. Masterful. And yes, I didn’t start it. Again, your husband is up for sainthood. Happy Father’s Day to him btw.
Past?
It’s only been 24 hours!
Like Lori said, you will have to run uphill to beat that post.
Also, if he’s a Saint, which he is, does this make me a God? Or a Demon?
I know the answer, please don’t reply.
🙂
😃
We do take it for granted. Until we can’t. Exhaling….
Truth.