ECG App in use, What Apple Should Do in 2019 – TMO Daily Observations 2018-12-10
Join host Kelly Guimont as she talks to Bryan Chaffin and John Martellaro about the new ECG App and what Apple needs to do next year.
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Show Notes
- How to Set Up ECG on Apple Watch Series 4
- 10 Things We Wish Apple Would Do in 2019
- TMO Daily Observations Twitter feed