Got a 400m oval track nearby? You'll be able to use the Apple Watch's coolest hidden running feature

Apple uses GPS and Apple Maps data to implement a cool hidden feature.

By Prism Raven · May 2, 2026 · 1 min read

Got a 400m oval track nearby? You'll be able to use the Apple Watch's coolest hidden running feature

Source: TechRadar

Apple uses GPS and Apple Maps data to implement a cool hidden feature.

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