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Apple's latest job listings suggest Apple Fitness+ could come to Apple Glasses

Apple Vision Pro is way too unwieldy for yoga and cardio, but fitness tracking could be implemented in a future version of Apple smart glasses if a job listing is anything to go by. Apple Vision Pro isn't the ideal fitness tool, but it works If there is one thing Apple CEO Tim Cook did beyond making Apple a company capable of earning $109 billion in a summer quarter, it's bringing health and…

Apple's latest job listings suggest Apple Fitness+ could come to Apple Glasses

Apple's latest job postings hint at the potential integration of Apple Fitness+ into Apple Glasses, according to a Bloomberg report. While the company's upcoming Vision Pro headset may not be the most suitable device for activities like yoga and cardio due to its size, it could pave the way for future fitness features in Apple's smart glasses.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been a key figure in incorporating health and fitness elements into Apple products, and the company's previous attempts at fitness software on Vision Pro did not yield the desired results. The "Power On" newsletter from Bloomberg reveals that Apple is seeking a "strategic product design leader" to "define the future of health, wellbeing, and fitness experiences across vision products."

This role would involve exploring the intersection of spatial computing, wearables, consumer health, and human behavior. The rumor surrounding this position has a high likelihood of being accurate, as indicated by the "🤯 Likely" rating.

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