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SmartGym for iOS and Apple Watch gets redesigned routines, new widget and shortcuts, more

Por: 9to5Mac Tech January 19, 2023

SmartGym for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch had a big year in 2022 with some and even won an Apple Editors’ Choice Award. Out today with its first major update for 2023, Smart Gym now has redesigned routines and exercises, a new Monthly Summary, a new Monthly widget, new App Shortcuts, “Up Next” on the main screen, and more. The on the App Store with seven major additions/changes. That includes some features requested by users,... + full article



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