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Filed under: iPhone , iPod touch For the most part, I’ve been disappointed with iPhone fitness applications. I’m not talking about Nike+ but rather the third party apps found in the Health & Fitness section of the App Store. Apps that track your routes tend to be battery-killers (not really their fault, more due to the way the SDK insists they work). The ones that create exercise playlists depend on time-exhausting Mac-based solutions that have to analyze your iTunes tracks for their beats-per-minutes, creating a heavy investment with a minimal payoff. Genius on the iPhone does a decent job, without that time commitment. I don’t quite get the food and exercise logging apps — I find that it’s simpler to do all that on my primary Mac, using a physical notebook (you know: paper, pen, old tech) when I’m on the go. As for the stretching and exercise guides, I find them awkward. I’d rather use a DVD or a Wii-based game (I adore Gold Gym’s Cardio Boxing, for example) where I don’t have to keep referring to a 4-inch screen all the time and the sound is clear, and the instructions are easier to follow. So what am I missing here? What are the really good iPhone-based fitness apps? I feel like all the ones I’ve tried just keep missing the point: to make exercise better or funner([TM] Apple). Yes, they make exercise more portable, but do they provide a better win over Nike+, a bike computer or a garmin? Please do chime in in the comments. Let me know what iPhone Apps I have been missing, and which ones will improve my exercise experience, whether in the home or on the jogging path. Surely, there have to be some winners out there, and I’d love to hear about which apps are working for you, and why. iPhone and Exercise: What apps do you like? originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments  shetha posted a photo: Shine on! Another running mix tune. Loooove it when this song pops on. In more cases than one, the sun has literally broken through the cloud cover while this song was playing, and today was no exception. The other part that makes me smile is imagining my boys dancing to this one — which they love to do This disc contains remote administration tools, documentation, and utilities that you can install on a computer other than your server. For detailed information on this update, please visit this website. Installers The Server Administration Software installer package contains tools for remote server administration. These applications require Mac OS X version 10.5 or later. If you received this administration tools disc with an Xserve, the Apple Xserve Diagnostics software is also available for diagnosing certain Xserve hardware issues. 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For more information on how to use the included software, see the Documentation folder. Installers The Server Administration Software installer package contains tools for remote server administration. These applications require Mac OS X version 10.5 or later. If you received this administration tools disc with an Xserve, the Apple Xserve Diagnostics software is also available for diagnosing certain Xserve hardware issues. Server Assistant Use the Server Assistant application to install or set up Mac OS X Server on a remote computer. Server Assistant is primarily used for the set up of Xserve systems without an attached display. Server Preferences and Server Status widget The Server Preferences application and Server Status widget are for remote administration and monitoring of your server when set up in either the standard or workgroup server con?gurations. Server Admin The Server Admin application is for remote administration of one or more servers. It can be used to manage ?le share points, con?gure service settings, monitor server activity, and provide detailed logging information for each of the running services. Server Monitor Server Monitor is for the remote monitoring and management of one or more Xserve systems. Workgroup Manager Use Workgroup Manager to remotely manage users, groups, and computer accounts in advanced server deployments. Workgroup Manager is also used to set and manage preferences for Mac OS X users. System Image Utility The System Image Utility application is for the creation and customization of NetBoot and NetInstall images. Xgrid Admin The Xgrid Admin application allows administrators to remotely manage clusters and monitor the activity of controllers, agents, and the status of jobs on the grid. QuickTime Broadcaster Use QuickTime Broadcaster along with QuickTime Streaming Server to produce professional-quality live events. The QuickTime Broadcaster application can be used to capture live audio and video streams and transmit them to QuickTime Streaming Server for redistribution. Documentation Mac OS X Server includes onscreen help and a suite of orientation and administrative guides. The Documentation folder contains the Getting Started guide in PDF format. Additional guides are available on the Apple Server Documentation website at: www.apple.com/server/documentation |
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