Pokemon Go is finally making its way to the Apple Watch

Niantic has just started to roll out the latest update, so if you don't see it in the App Store yet, it should be there within the next couple of days or so. Once you do get it and download it to your iPhone, you'll be able to finally start playing Pokemon Go directly on your wrist. However, as great as it is to see the update finally hit, it is worth noting that you can't actually catch Pokemon via the Apple Watch. In order to do that, you'll still need to pull out your iPhone.
You'll still need to use your iPhone in order to actually catch Pokemon.
Just what can the Apple Watch version of Pokemon Go do then? The main features that Niantic is touting include the ability to get notifications when you're around nearby Pokemon or PokeStops (and the ability to pick up items from said PokeStops), the option to log all of your activity within the app as workouts with Apple's Activity app for the Apple Watch, and even get steps in that count towards eggs you're hatching and getting Candy for your Buddy Pokemon.
Although the hype surrounding Pokemon Go has died down considerably since its initial release, this is still a very welcome addition for those that are still playing the game. It makes using Pokemon Go as an incentive to get out and be active that much easier, and it could prove to be a real benefit when working on your New Year's resolutions next week.
source: Niantic via AppleInsider
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