How did this launch without Apple Watch integration?
Formula 1 and “Oxygen Free” Apple Watch not included.Does it include Formula 1?
Why not? I'm sure cuisine and condiment companies would be lining up to sponsor such a sport.I thought that said Garlic Football at first and was imagining big burly men playing with garlic.
As long as ESPN is around... this app is going nowhere.
Well, we know you didn't read the article then.Another app that is useless outside of US. Heck I’d be surprised if it even released outside of US.
The ESPN app is so laughably bad I'm surprised the self-proclaimed "worldwide leader in sports" stands behind it. It still doesn't support live activities or home screen widgets and is such a cluttered mess to look at.As long as ESPN is around... this app is going nowhere.
So no way to customize in Settings because it’s not there. Notifications? None. This is beyond basic.
"Additional leagues, including MLB, NFL, NCAAF, NWSL, and WNBA, will become available in the app over time."Little too basic.. also NFL isn’t there
It looks half assed. Like something someone worked on in their spare time.Yeah I'm kinda shocked this is a first party app. The icon, the app itself.
Pay for the no ads. It’s worth it.FYI, for those wanting barebones scores with no ads. Visit plaintextsports.com and setup a weblink as a shortcut on your device.
I downloaded it, but want to know if it supports Live Activities. I have a free app (sports alerts) that does this, but gack, you have to live with ads.
I didn’t see tennis or golf listed. I guess Apple doesn’t consider them sports.Another app that is useless outside of US. Heck I’d be surprised if it even released outside of US.
Weird in that it's a stark contrast to what was there before. But after a little bit of use, it works well.Don't forget the + button in iMessage, that's also a weird UI design in iOS 17.
Almost feels like an unfinished app that someone pushed to the App Store by mistake.So no way to customize in Settings because it’s not there. Notifications? None. This is beyond basic.