Breeze the new fitness app tracks users' movements and activities.
Unlike other similar apps such as 'Human' or 'move' that provides users with information on activities carried out in a single day at once, Breeze gives users data of past seven days.
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According to Tech Crunch, the app includes different features such as 'always on', background working, reminders on completion of goals and more.
Presently, Breeze is available only for iPhone 5s with M7 co-processor.
The best part of the app is that it encourages users into walking more, the report added.
Source: ANI
The best part of the app is that it encourages users into walking more, the report added.
Source: ANI
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