Also, these insights are Web-only for now: you can't view them, or the more comprehensive types of charts, on the more minimal Microsoft Health phone app. Insights are a great next step, but for now they're only gathered from your own cloud of data, versus comparative feedback based on others like Jawbone does. Microsoft's new Health Web-based dashboard finally adds more detailed charts, and insights: the sort of gathered summarization of your collected calorie, sleep, running and exercise data that Microsoft promised last year. The ability run other apps on the Microsoft Band could be great, if developers choose to come aboard. More info on that SDK will come in the next month, according to Microsoft. Today's update, the first major one since the band's launch, is the beginning.Ī new developer preview SDK, available today, will allow app developers to start trying their hand at creating Microsoft Band apps.
Microsoft took its first bite out of the fitness market last fall with its all-in-one fitness tracker, but the Microsoft Band came with number of quirks and software that didn't quite live up to the device's potential.
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The first update for the Microsoft Band, released Monday, might indicate what's to come. Sooner or later, Microsoft could overtake other fitness tracking software.
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