SW update 2.37.34 Q3
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@timecode said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
not sure why people refer to this as a bug if it’s also displayed on the package of Race S. So clearly not a bug.
True. Just a weird design choice.
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@isazi Personally, I navigate so rarely that I was more than happy when the navigation menu was off because I don’t need it on my runs. But since a few updates ago (two, I guess), breadcrumbs have always been on by default (I still believe it’s a software bug). I also wonder for whom such a ‘default’ could be useful. From what I see in running, biking, and trail running accounts on the internet, people usually go from A to B or in a circle, but very rarely back and forth. So maybe if you go deep into the forest to harvest some mushrooms and berries or hike, breadcrumbs might be useful for you, I don’t know…
And what if a user uses route navigation once, why should that be remembered?
Because of the same reason why the choice between an optical HR sensor, HR belt, feeling, autolaps, etc., is saved from one activity to another. The answer here is consistency
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@false said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
Could anyone tell me if they fixed the always-on breadcrumb option? I mean, on the pre-activity screen, the breadcrumb is always turned on (for the last two releases), even if you didn’t use it during your previous activity
Doesn’t remember the setting, just as speculated
@isazi said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
No, I do not even think it is a bug, it is just one option that is not remembered and breadcrumbs is the default.
An odd decision, I must say. My argument against it that if you make a custom sports mode for track running, what’s the use for navigation?
Unless of course Suunto were to somehow leverage it into a proper track mode like seen on competitor’s watches to provide exact 400 m laps
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@false @isazi I agree here, if the navigation not being remembered is not a bug, then it’s a decision taken couple of firmwares back, for me it’s going to disable it every single time
Remembering what was used is a far better approach. That way users can have their sports modes where they use navigation turned on, and in others (road running) where you don’t necessarily use it, turned off.
Any time you introduce extra steps needed to be taken, user experience decreases.
I’d vote to revert this to previous behavior
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@herlas you are not alone, it has even been requested internally. But, it is not a simple binary setting. What I guess makes sense for you is not remember the navigation setting, but only the off navigation setting. I do not see any point in remember route, POI, and snap-to-route navigation settings for example, users would just be surprised why did they get an “off route” message first thing after starting an activity.
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@isazi yes, default breadcrumb is fine those who will use navigation, they can select whatever they want to navigate with, case being made here, when you don’t navigate at all, you have a extra screen you don’t use, so we have to turn off navigation every single time.
I’d like to see this offered in a feature SW update.
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@Tami999 Not a bug, these are design changes. I believe that color will be coming to some of the complications, this is the start and will make watch faces faster and easier to develop so they are not tied to firmware updates.
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@Brad_Olwin but i noticed it only happena to Vertical watchface. I changed for many others, like Race watchface and colors works. Not gonna lie my favourite watchface is changed and i dont like it white
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@herlas said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
Remembering what was used is a far better approach. That way users can have their sports modes where they use navigation turned on, and in others (road running) where you don’t necessarily use it, turned off.
Great idea, but… when amount of defined sport modes will increase
Why there is a limit in amount of user defined sport modes? Because of architecture or memory? Memory in Race/Vertical seems not be a problem now? -
When is this expected to come to Ocean?
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Turn-by-turn notifications are still f-ed up.
If you scroll forward (short middle button press) to the map screen, yes, tbt notifications are now only a vibration/beep, not full screen. If you scroll backward (long middle button press) to the map screen, the notifications are full screen again, same as always. Scrolling forward all the way back through the screens seems to fix it… for awhile. Eventually full screen notifications will pop up again, for no apparent reason.
Seems the simple code “fix” was to cancel the on-screen notifications when scrolling to the map screen so we’re left with just the “tooth” directions (which were already there). But someone forgot that we can scroll both directions now.
And, Suunto, please. Why, why, why, why are we still getting turn notifications for the NEXT turn when we are at the CURRENT turn? If there is anybody anywhere who can tell me why this makes sense, I’ll shut up about it. This has to be the simplest fix. When we get the end of a route it shows “END.” So when we get to a turn, show us that turn! I know you can do it, Suunto.
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Ah no sniff
seems like they fixed the tweak where one can install more than 15 SuuntoPlus apps. Have to re-check later.
Would be great to have e.g. 20 as an option.Anyway great update!
Hope there will be more watch faces soonA complication, showing dualtime + date + battery would be great.
I still miss the info that was featured on the old Outdoors watchface, before the complications arrived.
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Installed on both Race and Race S without problems, I confirm that some watch syncs are needed in order to have all the watchfaces loaded to the watch. The new Stratum face is very nice with its 3d effect
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@duffman19 fully agree about turn notification.
Next turn in 1 km…I won’t remember where I should turn when I move 1 km forward, but I need to know where I need to turn right now. But when I try to figure it out, reaching the turn, the watch shows me next. It is annoying.
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@Jonas-Vestberg does that circle change as the battery runs down?
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Hello everyone, What a pleasant surprise!
I have just ordered my vertical solar titanium (+ a UTMB bracelet
) and I see this update which looks promising to me. I’m due to receive my watch on Friday and I can’t wait to try it on.
I have a question for which I cannot find an answer. During scheduled training sessions, does the watch display the series number during the transition and is there a countdown with an audible signal warning of the approach of a change of exercise or transition (at Garmin there are 5 beeps prior)Thanks a lot
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I installed the new firmware without problems on my SV, and the first run this evening showed no problems, especially I recognized a normal battery consumption.
As @Tami999 said before, the new solar widget is too small, and the wording is useless because Inthink everybody can understand the symbol without any words! The old one was much better! -
Watchface customization is great option we have now. But sometimes it doesn’t look good
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@Александр-Даниленко
For that wf it could be by design … it should looks like a sketch -
This graphical bug still exists on S9PP:
