Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store
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@efejota said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:
Works in my iMac M1. My two cents:
(i) The white space in the interface is too big (as in iPad, but obviously multiplied by the bigger screen of the computer)
(ii) There is (or I have found) no way to zoom in or out in the map using the mouse.
On the other hand, please, @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos insist with the iOS team on the fact that we cannot select a particular activity using the dot in the map as in Android. That would be a real improvement for iOS users.
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Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere, but Zoom works if you hold the “alt” key and make zooming gestures (2 finders) on your mouse pad.
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…“2 fingers”, that is
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos funny that the same guys who was defending now 3 years the ramp down of Movescount as a “big screen solution” as most damaging Suunto decision ever made in company history, now celebrating that the ‘small screen’ app is now ported to big screen Mac’s, you can’t make this s**** up
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@Tetrix22222 I was defending the move to mobile, I would rather have the app as it is now than being tied to desktop. I don’t find the Mac app nearly as useful as the iPad. I started asking for an iPad solution long ago. As far as I am concerned there is no better platform to draw routes, etc than the iPad and very happy to have that now.
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@Tetrix22222 is movescount or something available on osX ?
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I have mac OS 12.4 with an 6-Core Intel Core i7, and the app store for the Sunnto App notes this is not compatible. What are the solutions to installing the app on this MacBook Pro? many thanks
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@adders73 none unfortunate. It’s for apple M1 only (and possibly M2 as well?)
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@thanasis thanks for the quick response. I am stunned that an app for general use (Sunnto users) can be designed to be so restrictive. My MBP is 2019. I guess there are no plans to resolve this ?
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@adders73 I think the case is that Mac with Apple Silicon can run iOS apps and not that Suunto designed an app specifically for Macs and restricted it.
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@andrasveres said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:
@adders73 I think the case is that Mac with Apple Silicon can run iOS apps and not that Suunto designed an app specifically for Macs and restricted it.
Correct. That was explained some post ago…not to mention the title
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@sartoric said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:
Correct. That was explained some post ago…not to mention the title
And in fact the same is valid for Android and Windows 11
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Guess it works also on M2 MacBook Air? Is it possible to build a rout in SA on MB Air M2?
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@mountainChris I guess it should work, if you see it i. The app store then it works. And yes you can create routes.
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Hi everyone
Sorry if I posted a comment here, but I did download the app suunto from appstore on my MacBook Air M2, but it appears that it doesn’t find my Suuntoo 5, I mean when I open the app on the Macbook I don’t see any watch icone on the app
The bluetooth is onDo you have any idea ?
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@B-Rom your watch can be paired only to one device.
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@B-Rom the app does not use BT on osx
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@DMytro
hii I have no other device paired with -
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
oh okay, so how can I pair the Suunto with mac os ? -
@B-Rom I see. Ok, I also didn’t know that mac doesn’t use bt, so apparently you can’t connect direclty to pc. Only view already synced data.
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@B-Rom you cannot. You can keep the watch paired with the phone and see from your computer your data.
