Thanks! Looking forward for a solution.

@Armin-Schmidt Well, you need to have the background service running to receive notifications. It’s the app that manage the notifications, not the phone itself. If you previously used MC the service was running but without showing any icon. If you check the app watch settings (watch icon - 3 dots) you’ll se an option “enable/disable mobile notification” Regarding HR on watchface , that’s not possible (yet)

Hi all, Any news about next Android version release date ?

@Andreas-PÖLZL But apps installed could crash both apps, and cause bad syncs, and also can cause a bricked watch. That was often discussed here. I am on iOS but Android is the same I thing. You can use both apps and the watch. But always be sure that only ONE app is running, even in the back. I use MC to sync my watch to Movescount and Strava, then close the app, wait a couple of minutes to be sure no process is running in the background. Then start the SuuntoApp and sync again. And close the app when sync is finished. Works for months now. Sometimes I forget the close MC or SA in the back while opening the app, and then it just doesn’t work, and sometimes it forces the watch to start new.

This time differences are so bad It changes everything include average speed of moving time. Any ideas?

Can someone tell me if this is still not possible? I have to miss my watch for a while because it is being sent back to Suunto for inspection so I thought I would connect the heart rate belt with my phone. I paired the smart sensor in the Bluetooth menu, but Suunto App doesn’t record any heart rate during an activity.

We need POIs in the app but I have stopped using Movescount and now only syncing from RunGap on iOS. I am missing planned moves as I used those but can live without them for now. The ability to import GPX files and to convert moves to routes is the major functionality I need. So, I have jumped ship. All I have to do is export a route from MC to get it into SA. I can do that on my phone.

@Brad_Olwin yes, Sports Tracker not application of Suunto, but Suunto the native application, MC - native ))

The Suunto app (app store version) on my iPhone 8 (iOS 12.1.2) also failed to sync temperature data from my Ambit 3 Vertical (should be latest firmware) to either sports-tracker.com or Strava

The app is currently running on an Asus tablet I have with no problems, just thought I’d put it on the phone as well. More of an aggravation than anything else.

@photo362000 try as well to get the beta version of the app, might have better support

@Mikołaj-M Really really annoying that they do not appear. So even for very very simple analysis like that (time, length, pace and heart rate in each chunk of training) one must still rely on Movescount.

@Giulio-Cannas What about these ? https://forum.suunto.com/topic/41/notifications-on-android https://forum.suunto.com/topic/1678/notifications-in-android There are tests that can be done (unpair, battery saving etc. ) have you already tried it ? It could be an problem related to Android 8

As you notice, even on iOS it isn’t really readable…

@joaquinxxi yes

Hi Sylvia, what is it exactly that doesn’t work? What watch model do you have? @sabaurre said in Login does not work at Suunto app: I also can’t pair my Suunto sport wrist with my Samsung s9+ no matter what I try, Can somebody help me ? Thanks in advance. Sylvia.

@Brad_Olwin Hi Brad, Oh definitely. I’ll give it a go. I do know right now though that route planning is not an option on a smart phone. I use an Ordnance Survey map, satellite photos and movescount to plot new routes. Land in the UK is not open access and where possible, I do try to stick to public rights of way. I wouldn’t be able to do this on a smart phone. Kind regards Tom

It’s not important and it will resolve itself in 18 months (no MC then)

@silentvoyager Calendar is coming soon. The last beta already shows something