Is there a way to click on the date in the Steps on the Dashboard and not get every minute, but just that many steps for that day? Additionally there is no way to view longer term trends or charts for multiple months, years, etc.
My husband’s read 10.87 miles and my son’s read 12.68 miles.
Mine read 8.69 miles. Based on these steps iOS will try to estimate the distance you walk and run. Don’t let the name fool you. My husband always get higher readings on mileage when we walk together exactly the same distance.I find that the steps counter works pretty well for me, I don’t need it to be 100% exact, just good enough to give me an idea of my steps each day. You can measure how much you’ve walked, your average speed, the calorie consumption, elevation and the active time. I also want to know if it can record steps when in airplane mode, which is how I’ll have it set for traveling.One gets the total per week/month/year by multiplying averages by the number of days.If you got without fingerprint it’s not a 5s, it’s a 5 c which has no sensorI had an iPhone 5s (with the fingerprint home button, but very little storage), but that broke so I got a new iPhone 5s sans the fingerprint feature and way more storage. On iOS 8.1.2.I noticed that actively running the app sometimes slows the performance. With your example and the millions of others that use ellipticals and treadmills, it would track the steps, but not the distance obviously, and on an incline it would not detect the stairs climbed either. By the way did one of the recent iOS updates change the graph? For those who only want to look at their daily stats at the end of each week – too bad. Today it claimed that I walked 1.4 miles when, in fact, I had walked 3.14.how does the watch sync to the phone for steps?
By continuing to browse the site, closing this banner, scrolling this webpage, or clicking a link, you agree to these cookies. Since 2011, Chris has written over 2,000 articles that have been read more than 500 million times---and that's just here at How-To Geek. I use cycle meter for cycling, and it reads elevations correctly. After doing this, you will get the results of your measurement. I currently use a fitbit bracelet but would love to have some kind of pedometer that I can wear and then download steps to the Health Apple app. Any help would be appreciated. :( help?Yea you need an iPhone 6 or newer, a Nexus 5 is not able to use the iOS Health app to track your movement.
We always get different readings.
We all have iphone 6’s. The data as presented away from the charts and graphics, when you tap on details, and you get the list of specific movements, that for now is rather useless to the average person.Click on show all data and it will show a display for each day that data has been enteredI have iPhone 5, but steps and walking doesn’t work.
The health app does not.Step tracking is way off for me.
Does anyone have insight to why this might be?My Health app doesn’t work anymore. That another user says its doubled.
I just wished there was a simple “Start” and “End” feature on this app in order to track distance traveled. We have been comparing our steps with each other like a fitness competition. it has a total steps for each day and you can click on any specific day for a listing of all postings for that day.
Does anyone know for sure if it measures by pinging where we’re at? I plan to use my watch to track steps and my phone for pics. ?The problem I have is no matter what app I use if its this health app or a pedometer app I try on my iPod touch or even if I try getting apps for walking on my Nexus 5 they don’t seem to want to count my steps! In the early part of my walk, I do a lot of flights at the beginning of my walk then work myself over to more level land. I just let it track what it detects, which is pretty accurate by itself. Chris has written for The New York Times, been interviewed as a technology expert on TV stations like Miami's NBC 6, and had his work covered by news outlets like the BBC. I don’t see why it can’t just be that simple.I carry my iPhone in my purse, not on me it will not work as a pedometer. I’m using an otter box case and holster. My problem is with the walking & distance tracking, it’s always wrong. When I searched, there’s tons of info on apps but again, that assumes that I am using my phone as a pedometer. A totally useless feature is the step count by fractions of a minute….. I can get the chart, and I can get that long list of how many steps each few minutes, but what I want is the total number of steps for a given day (not the current day).Amazingly enough, many people want this feature, but Apple has yet to implement it!My app shows totals by day. I like the idea but they’ve got some bugs to work out.Thank you for this useful overview.
Is it built in or can I have one with an app? I shake the device and it does nothing. I’m unable to reorder my apps in the Health app to have ‘Stepz’ be the app that the step info is pulled from. Seems like an easy thing to add, hopefully future iOS Health will add such features.Comparing distance walked on Dadhboard with walking distances on Google maps shows a huge discrepancy; I’m inclined to trust the Google maps distance.any observations?Which shows a greater number? I did another hike which I know to be 2,100 feet elevation gain, but the phone registered this as 1,680 feet elevation gain one time, and only 1,100 feet gain another time for the exact same hike. It didn’t used to, but my husband messed around with it and now it does. Perhaps an update will fix it, because it would be very useful to go back by date, and to better look at specific periods of time.
On the Android side, it’s a bit more complicated.
For me if I want to walk a mile I look for a reading of about 1.33 miles.Hi do you know if it carries on counting steps if you turn the phone off?I still don’t get it. How can that be I know everyone says 5c doesn’t have a motion sensor but how does his record it then??
I would tend to trust Google too for distances, but keep in mind that when you are walking, the distance covered is often different than direct lines on a map distance would be, thus the Apple Health tracker may be providing accurate mileage data and step data. Yesterday I turned the walking & distance off in the Health app then restarted my phone. No daily number totals apart from the current day. Unless I have missed something I see no totals of steps, mile, etc.
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