David Smith on Sleep Tracking in watchOS 7 and Its Likely Effect on Sleep++

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By John VoorheesJun 25, 2020, 1:15 pm475 pts
Few developers have as many years of experience building Apple Watch apps or as many Apple Watch apps on the App Store as David Smith. One of Smith’s apps, Sleep++, has been available to users who want to track their sleep since watchOS 2. Supported By Spark Download Spark for free. It’s the best way to get…

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