The “Connection Error” message was literally the first thing I experienced after installing 6.10.7 the other day. Phone on Android 16. Stability of connection I can’t vouch for since I only boot up the Race S watch when doing an exercise, leave phone at home, and sync afterwards before turning watch off. Ah, yes, @dimitrios-kanellopoulos killing the app when seeing the “Connection Error” message was how I resolved the problem the inaugural time…

@Benjamin-Weppe that’s the expected behavior, and I think it’s well documented. You’ll need to publish your app to be included in the SuuntoPlus Store.

@Tieutieu said: @dreamer_ succesfully updated to 1.0.4.3 fw, but no release notes. Can’t tell so far what’s been updated. Thanks for the answer!!

@Techlysmic said: Can’t turn HR function off and back on, have to do a soft reset. By means of the control panel, you can try by switching on and then off the low power mode. I’ve tried this sometimes in the past and it worked.

@Stefano-M64 said: in Italy, 3BMeteo app works usually very well, don’t know if it is accurate in other countries too. Have you ever tried MeteoBlue for the mountains? It’s really useful for my Alps. Its multimodel is manna

@Łukasz-Szmigiel The ones I used didn’t have those tags and have been around for years, so they’re probably directly from Suunto.

Must correct myself a bit … MacOS 27 drops support for Intel, i.e. the OS cannot be run on Intel CPUs. It also removes the Rosetta component that provides Intel emulation on top of Apple Silicon during the installation of the new OS. BUT there is a one-year grace period, where you can manually install Rosetta. To my understanding it no longer automatically installs as it did before when needed. You have to do the installation yourself from the command line. But it does work! So now I have the Suunto Plus environment running on two machines, double the productivity And Suunto has one more year to upgrade the simulator!