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#FITNESS: Apple Fitness+ launches TIME TO WALK, which calls in stars like Dolly Parton, Shawn Mendes and more to help get you and I off the couch and walking around, getting our fitness on! Here's what you need to know...
By @tobyknappON | Facebook, @tobyknapp | Instagram, @tkradio | Twitter Jan 26, 2021 Apple isn't playing when it comes to doing what it can with its products to get you and I to commit to a life of wellness... and today, the consumer driven design and product lifestyle brand launched TIME TO WALK as part of it's Apple Fitness+ app... and they've called in some heavy hitters to help 'em get this walking party started... From Apple's Press Release: Apple today unveiled Time to Walk, an inspiring new audio walking experience on Apple Watch for Fitness+ subscribers, created to encourage users t...
iPhone supplier Wistron sacks India VP; Apple halts business temporarily In addition to sacking India VP, Wistron has taken several corrective measures to ensure the incident doesn't repeat again. Top phones 2020 The riots at iPhone supplier Wistron facility in Karnataka Kolar district last week came as a shock as it revealed the shocking working conditions at the plant. The vandalism that occurred on December 12 as a result of unpaid salaries and overtime payment. As the matter is now in the hands of law enforcement to investigate the riots, the Taiwanese firm is taking cognizance of the sit...
Top cop Kamal Pant reacts to Bengaluru riots Apple's iPhone maker Wistron Corporation has estimated the damage from violence at its Narsapura plant near Bengaluru on the last weekend to be around $7.11 million (Rs 52.4 crore). "Unlike earlier reports stated, the violence did not cause any material damage to major manufacturing equipment and warehouses, with preliminary estimates of damages to be up to new Taiwan dollar (NTD) 100-200 million ($7.11 million)," said Wistron in a regulatory filing on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on Tuesday. Noting that the company was assessing the damage in the fac...
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