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@dmytro said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@freeheeler not just two, I advertise suunto to all my friends as hard as I can!
me too, because I want them to use the best… same with everything. I only recommend what I am absolutely convinced of
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I forgot my watch yesterday and added an activity manually in the app. It’s pretty sad we still can’t import a GPX trace for that. It looks more important to suunto to control your music from the watch than keep an eye on your routes in the app.
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@darxmurf just covert gpx to fit and import that. I did it for some of activities I completed even before having a watch.
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@dmytro hum yep but how? I can download a fit file from the app but there is nothing to import it.
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@darxmurf maybe there’s an easier guide, but at the time I did the following:
- Download file: I used gpx because I recorded with komoot and it doesn’t have fit files
- Create an account on quantified self io and connect it to your Suunto App
- Upload the file to quantified self, modify date and other metrics you need
- In one of submenus of quantified self, push the activity back to suunto app
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@dmytro ah yep but this is a 3rd party solution and honestly it’s something which should be proposed natively by suunto. It’s a GPS watch/app, I think importing gos tracks is not something completely crazy…
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@darxmurf ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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@dmytro well yes but before replacing something working fine, insure your replacement is good too… A bit like buying a new car without wheels, we will install them later, it’s a brand new car.
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I would love to see something relatively easy:
have “torch” like shortcut . eg long pressing to “down” key on home to turn the screen white and light the backlight for a predefined timer (15-30 sec max) . It is extremely useful nad possibly lifesaving in dark situations
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i would love to see a new firmware with a lot of bug fixes ( battery drain, etc.)
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@clemens-renzl Roumors are that Suunto has fixed the battery drain issue, but no release yet unfortunately.
I was hoping for a Christmas present…
Does anyone know (and is allowed to tell) why Suunto is bundeling their fixes in a release roughly every quarter or half year instead of doing multiple smaller releases more frequent?
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@surfboomerang it’s easier to manage the development and testing process, I suppose. Less public versions, easier debugging, more streamlined process that leads to a better stability. It doesn’t mean, however, that there are so few versions for insiders.
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It is well known that there are several “internal” test firmware releases before the official one is delivered to final users.
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@sartoric …and the problem with battery drain is annoying too…
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I was just wondering because sometimes bugs are resolved almost instantly (e.g. v 2.18.20 for S9B and a calendar bug on 1st of January 2020)
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@clemens-renzl
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@clemens-renzl I agree, I’m still waiting…I hope they will solve the problem with the battery draining
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@freeheeler
yo me sumo a todo lo anteriormente citado, pero ademas estaria muy bien que añadieran cartografia a la navegacion por ejemplo, y tambien otra cosa que la pantalla reloj fuera totalmente personalizable por el usuario, pudiendo crear pantallas totalmente especificas para las necesidades de cada uno. -
@jorge
topographic maps isn’t an option for S9, maybe for a successor (hardware limitation).
Customizable screens would be nice, indeed. On the other hand: I got used to what we have and there’s one thing in my mind: I’d rather have something default and not adjustable but it works rock solid than having the option to adjust it and make it prone to bugs
