@andrasveres Thanks iOS gentleman !

@Umer-Javed I’m requesting this frequently in surveys, too

I enjoy when I see nice pictures of landscapes from others. but for me the picture feature is more for my own memories

@jonathan-schwarz Ok, but I was aiming towards the summary screen in the app itself

Any updates on getting tide info on SUUNTO watches? Magicseaweed has been purchased by Surfline. Was this feature kept?

@cosmecosta the name may already be taken, but the same photo is a good point

See on the top of this post the updated video of my proposal Of course it is super basic and a good developer will do far much better that what I just put as a powerpoint animation but it allow to setup a basis for my ideas. One of the additional beauty of such a configurator is that it allwo to overpass the limitation of the second screen accessible by the central button, with the exact same logic (so no additional development cost) we could think to add a 2nd, but also a 3rd, 4th or why not 5th screen accessible by click on the central button. …

@Tom-Struzik The way I see this is Suunto wants Bluetooth connection to only go to the proprietary app. Since other apps can connect to it via the API (the way hundreds of apps do), that should be possible. Likely Mares instead wants direct access to the Bluetooth of the device, to sync directly. This will likely never happen, because how can one expect Suunto to give access to their devices to a direct competitor? I don’t believe either of these will change; but it’s tangentially more likely that #2 might change, as #1 definitely won’t (and for good reason).

@freeheeler Thanks for this. The main reference I have is Wahoo --> Strava. It’s really easy to set it to ‘manual upload’. The connection to Strava remains in place but you decide if you want that activity to be uploaded. The other use case here is the ability not only to decide if but also when you upload. Sometimes I don’t want to upload straight away. For example: I have a public Strava profile which I need for segments and leaderboards and I don’t want everyone knowing I’m away.

@wotus as stated in another thread - this is an acknowledged bug.

@Andi-Buzer Here You have a garmin statement about their solution. They are using baro for this and ‘moving forward’ Garmin devices that feature a barometric altimeter sensor can determine when you are going up or down by detecting a change in air pressure which will change as you climb or descend a flight of stairs or a hill, for example. Knowing this information allows the device to give you credit towards your daily floors climbed goal. What Are the Requirements to Receive Credit? In order to receive credit you need to meet the following requirements: A floor climbed is equal to 10 feet (3 meters) in elevation gain. Consistent arm movement tied to walking as you climb. Riding in an elevator would not earn you credit nor would riding a bike up a hill/mountain. Stopping in the middle of climbing could result in loss of credit. …and I Am Not Getting Enough Credit Credit is given for an consecutive increase of 10 feet (3 meters) in elevation with a grade of 10% or higher. For the most accurate measurement do not hold onto the hand rail when climbing stairs. Do not skip stairs (walking up every other stair). When walking outdoors, the grade of the hill needs to be at least 10% which is an angle of about 6 degrees. Remember that to earn credit towards your goal you must be moving forward and up. Elevators: You move up but not forward. Exercise equipment: With most equipment you do not move up or forward. source: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=LJ6vYF2phv7JUAOlsRRjC8

@Brad_Olwin hello, I just switched from a Garmin fenix 3 hr to a Suunto race s. is there any plan to have those features? (interval alert & repetition info)