Even if you don’t own an Apple watch, you can still get Fitness+ app on your iPhone with 16.1 iOS version, check the details
With iOS 16.1, even people without an Apple Watch will be able to access the Fitness+ service, claims Apple.
Fitness+ and the Fitness app will be fully integrated with iOS 16.1. With iOS 16.1, the trip starts on October 24.
With iOS 16.1, you can sign up for Apple Fitness+ on your iPhone even if you don’t own an Apple Watch. Fitness+ will be completely integrated into the middle tab’s Fitness app, which is available in 21 countries. Including Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, the UAE, the UK, and the US.
If you purchase a new iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, you might get three months of Fitness+ for free. You must have an iPhone to sign up, but once you do, you can “enjoy” Fitness+ on iPads and Apple TVs as well. Fitness+ can be used by up to five family members and costs $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year.
Additionally featured in iOS 16.1 is the iCloud Shared Photo Library feature. This enables you to share photos with up to five additional people and give them access to add, edit, and remove them from your iCloud.
Reachability for Dynamic Island, Live Activities for outside apps, and Clean Energy Charging. Which optimizes charging times for when the grid is using greener energy sources. And key sharing in the Wallet app is a further feature.
With the help of the lock screen or Dynamic Island, you can stay informed about current events thanks to these features. Owners of Apple Cards can also choose to open “high-yield” savings accounts. And have their cashback payments transferred directly into such accounts.
