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Apple announced its brand new Journal app during WWDC in June this year. The app is said to help users to write down their thoughts, keep a daily log, and as Apple says, a “new way to reflect on and relive special moments”. It can also give you suggestions on what to write about, and that's done by using data from your phone. Now, that sounds scary, but it's actually not. The Journal app is currently available in iOS 17.2 Public beta 2 and will be available to all compatible iPhone users when iOS 17.2 is released.I've…

When Apple announced its iOS 17 update as part of the WWDC 2023 opening keynote on June 5 it previewed a number of new features. Some of them are more notable than others, but a new journaling app might be a big addition for some.Apple's Journal app will give iPhone users a new way to reflect on their day and events, with the app using on-device machine learning to make suggestions about things that people should make an entry about.The new journaling app is one that was previously leaked by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, so…

Apple has unveiled Journal, a new journaling app for iOS that allows iPhone users to regularly log their daily activities. Announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Journal is the company’s latest step into the health and wellness segment, joining other iOS apps like Fitness, Sleep, and Breathe that help users track and manage aspects of their everyday lives.Journal will compete against third-party journaling apps like Day One, which initially launched for Mac and iOS in 2012 before expanding to…

Apple is set to release a pre-installed journaling app as a part of the iOS17 update, as per reports. The app, which would help with mental and physical health, is code-named ‘Jurassic’. As per reports, the application will track a user’s daily behaviour and also analyse the day if it is unusual than normal days. The app is set to have a host of features. For example, it will have access to phone calls and text messages for accurate functioning. It will also have personalisation feature to recommend topics for users to…

Following reports that Apple is working on bringing its own journaling app to the iPhone with the release of iOS 17 later this year, many wondered what that meant for some of the popular apps that already do that job for people all around the world.One of the apps that many of us thought of, and one of the best journaling apps of all, is Day One. It's perhaps the journaling app that long-time iPhone, iPad, and Mac users think of first whenever journaling is mentioned and now the app's founder has weighed in on Apple's…

Apple is said to be developing a new iPhone app designed for physical and mental health tracking, which will enable users to document their daily activities and behaviors. Reports suggest that the app will also include a journaling feature,…

Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app economy in 2023 hit a few snags, as consumer spending last year dropped for the first time by 2% to $167 billion, according to data.ai’s “State of Mobile” report. However, downloads are continuing to grow, up 11% year-over-year in 2022, to reach 255 billion. Consumers are also spending more time in mobile apps than ever before. On Android devices alone,…

As we approach WWDC 2023, another report details a new feature we could see with iOS 17. According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple is planning an iPhone journaling app to expand its Health initiatives. If a journaling app doesn’t sound weird to you, it is because Apple has featured time and time again Day One, which is an app that lets you track and record your activities and thoughts. According to the report, this is another push for Apple’s growing interest in mental health. Currently, the codename for…

Apple allegedly plans to release a journaling app for the iPhone, The Wall Street Journal reported. The app, codenamed "Jurassic," would align with Apple's desire to expand into healthcare, with internal documents tying journaling to improved mental health.  This app could act as a life tracker of sorts, analyzing what your typical day is like, where you go, who you interact with and when you differentiate from a standard routine. Supposedly, it might attempt to even determine the difference between who your colleagues…

Apple Inc. is planning an iPhone app to let users compile their daily activities as part of its efforts in the market for mental and physical health technology, according to documents viewed by The Wall Street Journal. The software will compete in a category of so-called journaling apps, such as Day One, which lets users track and record their activities and thoughts. The new Apple product underscores the company’s growing interest in mental health. Apple Inc. is planning an iPhone…