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Apple Is Turning Up the Heat on Rivals With Its Updated Health App

Apple Is Turning Up the Heat on Rivals With Its Updated Health App

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Wellness Apple Is Turning Up the Heat on Rivals With Its Updated Health App Commentary: Apple’s AI-powered Health app updates might just make me leave my Whoop at home. Aryan Surendranath/CNET Most headlines about Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event have focused on the iPhone Duo, and for good reason. I’m excited about the company’s first foldable phone, too.

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Wellness Apple Is Turning Up the Heat on Rivals With Its Updated Health App Commentary: Apple’s AI-powered Health app updates might just make me leave my Whoop at home. Aryan Surendranath Update Writer Aryan writes to simplify tech complexities for readers.… Read full bio Aryan Surendranath Update Writer Read full bio September 17, 2026, 4:12 am ET 3 min read Data recorded with an Apple Watch or any third-party tracker is going to become more useful with the upcoming Health app update. Aryan Surendranath/CNET Most headlines about Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event have focused on the iPhone Duo, and for good reason. I’m excited about the company’s first foldable phone, too.

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