Hi,
Do you know if it is possible to use the app Nike+ Running on SGF2 application during a training sceance without carrying the phone on itself ?
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Hi everybody
i do a lot of running and use an app called endomondo which allows me to share my route after i have completed my run
does anyone know of an app that i can install and then if someone logs on to a website or the app they can see my run on a map in real time?
thanks for looking
hi my name is gaurav n am from india i've recently got a sgs3 16 gb version, i've used NIKE TRAINING CLUB on i phone beforer and i want to know is there any app like this for android, my requirements for a fitness app are:-
1) pre defined routines with voice over and stop watch to tell the start of new exercise.
2) calories count if possible
3) videos to see how to perform the exercise.
most of what i've downloaded from net doesn't have a predefined workout routine and no videos,videos have to be downloaded additionally,i want an app in which videos should be included offline also,plz help.....thnx in advance....
Well sworkit works nicely for me. It has different types of workouts. And you input the duration and it'll manage the workouts accordingly.
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Anybody know if this app will run with the gear without being bluetooth connected?
NinjaMom said:
Anybody know if this app will run with the gear without being bluetooth connected?
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It will not. It will say Failed to connect to service. I had hoped to use Endomondo as a standalone fitness tracker without my phone but that is not possible. S Health is the only app I've found that can work without a phone.
Endomondo (and S Health of course) can read the heart rate from the Gear S while Runtastic and Strava cannot. Hopefully an update will bring full standalone functionality.
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It will not. It will say Failed to connect to service. I had hoped to use Endomondo as a standalone fitness tracker without my phone but that is not possible. S Health is the only app I've found that can work without a phone.
Endomondo (and S Health of course) can read the heart rate from the Gear S while Runtastic and Strava cannot. Hopefully an update will bring full standalone functionality.
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It blows my mind all the data that the s health app will show you on the watch, but not in the app on the phone.
Also wish s health would give audible notifications at every mile like endomondo does.
+1 On Endomondo bringing full standalone functionality. To me the potential of this watch is its capabilities to be able to do more standalone tasks. The watch just came out so support for it may take a little time. The watch certainly has the capabilities to accomplish more than what it does out of the box, but we need developers support in order to take it to the next level. Hopefully more developers get on board.
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Anybody know if this app will run with the gear without being bluetooth connected?
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No it will not work without the phone
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paitobp said:
+1 On Endomondo bringing full standalone functionality. To me the potential of this watch is its capabilities to be able to do more standalone tasks. The watch just came out so support for it may take a little time. The watch certainly has the capabilities to accomplish more than what it does out of the box, but we need developers support in order to take it to the next level. Hopefully more developers get on board.
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^^ this. I would imagine the development team didn't design it for use as a stand alone app as prior to the GS, there was no standalone capability. I bet they are working on it now.
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^^ this. I would imagine the development team didn't design it for use as a stand alone app as prior to the GS, there was no standalone capability. I bet they are working on it now.
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I hope they get it fully working with the watch soon!
NinjaMom said:
Anybody know if this app will run with the gear without being bluetooth connected?
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But, how can I understand this
This app could only be linked to one Android app, which means that our PRO users must use our Free app when using Gear S! But fear not – when you download the Free version and log in with the account associated with your PRO app, all your PRO features will be automatically unlocked.
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The pro features work on the free app if you use the same account that is associated with your pro account.
So, I understand that it will not work with stand alone. I have a sim card in my watch, shouldn't the phone be able to connect to the watch, even when it is not within bluetooth range by using cellular data? I get the sam error, can't connect to service.
Endmondo will not work unless Bluetooth connected to the phone unfortunately.
Amazfit Communication Library
The Amazfit Communication Library is a reverse engineered and modified version of the Huami "Transporter" class (and its subclass "TransporterClassic"), along with its dependencies. This allows both sending and receiving data on both the phone and the watch, using the same library.
Bascially, this allows apps on the watch to access data via a companion app on the phone. To make this easier, this library comes hand in hand with the "AmazfitInternetCommunication" app, which can be installed on the phone and allows apps on the watch to access the internet and perform simple requests, with data in response.
However, you can use this library with your own companion app on the phone to access any data the phone app has access to, for example a companion app on the phone with access to calendar appointments would allow a watch app to display events on a calendar, on the watch.
Usage
See the GitHub repo for the latest code and guide for addition of the library. You can also compile it if you wish.
Amazfit Internet Companion
Amazfit Internet Companion is a generic and open source internet companion app for the Amazfit Pace and Stratos. It allows apps developed with the Amazfit Communication library to access the internet over Bluetooth via a phone's internet connection. As a developer, rather than having to develop your own companion app, you can simply have your users install the companion app and it'll handle the rest, so long as you use the internet functions in the library (LocalURLRequest). Link them to the thread or use your own guide, linking to the latest APK from the repo to use this.
Alternatively, you can develop your own companion app. This could be used for loads of things, for example a companion app could provide a watch app with the calendar events on the phone, provided the phone app had the right permissions and formatted the data correctly. If you want to make your own companion app, feel free to use the Internet Companion app as a base
Hi Quinny, thanks for your great work. Did you make tests of how much this affects the battery life, egg with your train app?
Is it possible to run this in as a background service on watch?
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Hi Quinny, thanks for your great work. Did you make tests of how much this affects the battery life, egg with your train app?
Is it possible to run this in as a background service on watch?
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I've not done proper tests but I've had it running for a few days with no noticeable effect on the life. Yes, you should be able to use a background service on the watch, if you need an app on the watch to always be available for receiving information from the phone - but bear in mind that the watch only has 512MB of RAM, so a running service is more taxing on the watch compared to a phone. You may be better off with a background service on the phone that stores the information you wish to send to the watch, which then responds to the watch app when it's run - an ondemand request if you will
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I've not done proper tests but I've had it running for a few days with no noticeable effect on the life. Yes, you should be able to use a background service on the watch, if you need an app on the watch to always be available for receiving information from the phone - but bear in mind that the watch only has 512MB of RAM, so a running service is more taxing on the watch compared to a phone. You may be better off with a background service on the phone that stores the information you wish to send to the watch, which then responds to the watch app when it's run - an ondemand request if you will
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So if the watch can get any data from the phone, does that mean I can run Wear apps, like the Hangouts Wear app, on the watch and use it as it works on a regular Wear device? If so that would be incredible.
still work for watches in 2020?
hello, I know it's been a while since the last time this topic was discussed, does anyone know how to inform without this package still working today? I recently purchased an amazfit verge and since my house is completely automated, I want to develop an app for personal use ... thanks!
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hello, I know it's been a while since the last time this topic was discussed, does anyone know how to inform without this package still working today? I recently purchased an amazfit verge and since my house is completely automated, I want to develop an app for personal use ... thanks!
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Still works, not tested it on the Verge though. Should work the same, they use the same framework I think.
Quinny899 said:
Still works, not tested it on the Verge though. Should work the same, they use the same framework I think.
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cool, thanks for the reply!
Hello,
I have BIP and I'm happy with it functionality in general.
The problem is that it has not compatibility with the most popular fitness apps. I'm premium user of Endomondo, but i checked also Stavra, Runtastic....
Do you know some app with can work with the smart watch? Or some easy way to get more of it with endomondo?
Thank you in advance.