“Sleep tracking accessory maker Beddit is out with a new watchOS 2 app for Apple Watch today,” Zac Hall reports for 9to5Mac.
“Because Beddit offers a dedicated sensor for tracking your sleep duration and quality each night, Apple Watch is able to charge overnight as needed and still present sleep data in the morning,” Hall reports. “Thanks to hardware access granted to native software, Beddit’s watchOS 2 app lets Apple Watch double as a sleep tracker during the day for measuring naps and creating silent alarms.”
Hall reports, “Just as Beddit’s watchOS 2 app is hitting the App Store, Beddit’s Smart Sleep Tracker is coming to Apple Stores around the world.”
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MacDailyNews Take: And, just like that, the last main reason left to get a Fitbit evaporates. Poof!