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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
And just the video https://photos.app.goo.gl/9B4CFQPNNKi5E8T48
Love the commentary
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
And just the video https://photos.app.goo.gl/9B4CFQPNNKi5E8T48
i’m not going to check this way muahahahahahah -
I realize this is nothing new in the internet world of things, but how cool is it that athletes from all over the world are all in one spot talking about a new watch at the same time.
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@Storz there is that virus debate.
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@jorgefd78 I bet . This one is the test device
I am waiting for my “own” paid and for one friends anytime
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Good video of one from Road and Trail Run
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttz0XyUyseY&feature=youtu.be
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos will suunto publish a roadmap of incoming features arriving to suuntoapp in wear OS?
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@jorgefd78 no roadmap but I do know there is a lot of firepower dedicated.
There is a leak
that says you won’t need to raise your wrist and use the full power processor to see maps and stats Honestly there is much development involved from both side (Google + Suunto + Qualcomm)
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disconnect the watch (100%) at 4:30pm. Now it is 7:45pm
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@jorgefd78 system Android. I bet autoupdated apps.
Ok.
This might be a good tip.
Turn off autouodate apps on Google play on the watch.
I suspect that is the case here but no expert.
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Also in general , perhaps to add my initial thoughts here. The first day I got my s7 I charged it twice. Meaning playing around etc installing apps testing a run and so on.
The more you get used to the watch and the more it becomes a norm , for me it’s ok.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
@jorgefd78 system Android. I bet autoupdated apps.
Ok.
This might be a good tip.
Turn off autouodate apps on Google play on the watch.
I suspect that is the case here but no expert.
doing right now
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I was wondering if that “leak” also covered external sensors using only the low power processor?
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I was wondering if that “leak” also covered external sensors using only the low power processor?
Honestly, rumor has it 3100 SoC’s low power core can only handle signals from GPS and OHR sensors, due to how SoC is designed. I couldn’t validate this as most of the Qualcomm docs are behind registration wall. Anyhow, my hopes for native external sensor support are pretty low in this iteration of S7.
Look at it another way: DCR mentioned talking about heart rate sensors with a lead S7 dev at CES for a good hour. Something that’s clearly planned doesn’t require an hour long discussion. Reminds me of his many unsuccessful attempts to persuade Fitbit to support sensors in their higher end devices. Perhaps, there aren’t that many of us who need these additional features and the focus would indeed be on common user who can’t be bothered about accurate heart rate, running power, or structured workouts.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
Honestly there is much development involved from both side (Google + Suunto + Qualcomm)
Any rumors about either Suunto native integration with Google Fit, or pushing activity tracking stats from S7 inside Suunto app? What about any Firstbeat metrics? None coming?
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Not yet a 3100 watch face, but exactly the color of the strap (the picture is not exact with the colors).
The first impression is very positive.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
@jorgefd78 system Android. I bet autoupdated apps.
Ok.
This might be a good tip.
Turn off autouodate apps on Google play on the watch.
I suspect that is the case here but no expert.
The first day or so with a Wear OS watch it chugs through the battery quickly, my WSD-F20 and WSD-F30 both did this. Lots of updates etc
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@Storz Strap is a Amazon one
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@NickK yeah honestly I have heard 0 about sensors. That said if the life is 5h with mp3 (drm) 5h with sensors is ok for me. Just enable it and show the battery toll to the user right ?
