The Apple Watch’s battery is rumored to last somewhere between 8 and 12 hours a day and_you’ll have to charge it each night. Some_people_(bloggers, journalists and readers) seem to think_that this means it won’t be able to track your sleeping patterns. _That would give the Fitbit, Pebble_and some other health trackers_an advantage over the Apple Watch, as these can be worn at night and only_need to be charged once a week or so. It might very well be that the Apple Watch will need to be charged at night, and when it is charging you won’t be able to wear...
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