When budgeting calories, the Apple Watch’s weaknesses sometimes count as strengths

Macworld
Aug 14, 2018, 7:00 am428 pts
This is part of a series on losing 60 pounds with the help of the Apple Watch. I’m currently 16 pounds down since July 25. In this post we’ll talk about the Apple Watch as a tool for counting calories.Apple typically plays up the Apple Watch’s strength as a generic “fitness tracker” rather than a proper…

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