Apple will celebrate 10 years after Apple Watch became available to its customers on April 24. In honor of the occasion, The company is hosting Global Close your rings day, during which Apple Watch users They are encouraged to close the activity rings to win a limited edition reward. You can even get a special needle to mark this occasion.
The three activities of Apple Watch activity are moving, practicing and stopping. These goals can be adapted to match the lifestyle of every person. The red ring, a move, represents how active calories you have burned. The ring of green exercises shows how fast activity you have done, while Blue Stand Ring shows how many times you have stopped and moved at least 1 minute per hour during the day.
How to get a needle with a limited edition of Apple
When you close all three activity rings on April 24, you can earn a limited edition award, 10 animated stickers and an animated badge you can use in messages.
You can also collect a needle with a limited edition inspired by the Global Award Clos Your rings at the Apple Store locations around the world as long as the supply is lasting. Again, it's only while the supply lasts, so if you want a pin, you may want to visit your local store earlier in the day. If it is in the immediate vicinity, you can even go there to work on closing your activity rings.
The benefits of the rings to close activity
In the announcement of the editorial board announcing Global Clos on the day of the rings, Apple shared new insights from his heart and movement study of Apple. Using data from over 140,000 participants, Apple has found that people who close their rings are most of their time are 48% less likely to experience poor quality of sleep73% less likely to experience an elevated level of heart rate of rest and 57% less likely to report increased stress (measured by the perceived stress-4 scale). These data were consistent in both men and women and in all age groups.
Apple's heart and movement study is in collaboration with the American Heart and Brigame Association and the Women's Hospital. Includes more than 200,000 US participants.