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Rorus Raz posted:If you mean the canned replies, you can customize those in the Watch app. He's talking about the "suggested replies" Apple throws you like five replies it thinks might fit before the customisable canned replies.
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Is there a way to turn off Breathe? It annoying to get reminded that when I'm working.
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Sep 24, 2016 00:50
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Rirse posted:Is there a way to turn off Breathe? It annoying to get reminded that when I'm working. Yes, go into its settings in your watch app.
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Sep 24, 2016 00:52
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Stand isn't too bad because I know it happens ten minutes before every hour if you haven't been standing, but breathe is fairly random except post-workout. Also, Dark Sky is great. Just grabbed it today.
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Sep 24, 2016 01:19
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I spent literally 5 years waffling on spending 4 dollars on dark sky. When it finally happened I felt true peace.
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Sep 24, 2016 01:26
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Rirse posted:Is there a way to turn off Breathe? It annoying to get reminded that when I'm working. I'm an advocate for Breathe and feel like one of the main uses for it is during work hours, when taking a breath is usually really positive and healthy. Unfortunately for Apple, few people seem to be into it, but it really does help.
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Sep 24, 2016 01:49
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Taima posted:I'm an advocate for Breathe and feel like one of the main uses for it is during work hours, when taking a breath is usually really positive and healthy. Working in a crazy retail environment, I'm a fan. It's still hard to remember to use it, but it's def very good.
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Sep 24, 2016 02:05
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Dark Sky is a really cool app but the weather is always off for my location. Yesterday it said it was 5 degrees hotter than what my outdoor thermometer and the stock weather app was reporting.
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Sep 24, 2016 02:10
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SeANMcBAY posted:Dark Sky is a really cool app but the weather is always off for my location. Yesterday it said it was 5 degrees hotter than what my outdoor thermometer and the stock weather app was reporting. Just ran into that in Europe. Had the modular face on with stock on F and dark sky on C. They didn't match at all.
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Per advice earlier I went ahead and returned the original last night and picked up an S1. The new processor makes a quite noticeable difference and I feel it was a good call overall to upgrade, especially for the price difference. I might return it in a couple weeks for an S2 if I feel the need to swim with this on or just never worry about it getting wet.
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Sep 24, 2016 14:26
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I just use weather underground. It seems pretty accurate.
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Sep 24, 2016 15:27
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Is there a fix for apps that won't load? Strava and Wunderground both spin for a few seconds then seem to crash. I've tried rebooting the watch and I've tried reinstalling both apps to the watch.
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Sep 24, 2016 15:59
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 Apple sent me a satisfaction survey about my watch buying experience.This is gonna be good.
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Sep 24, 2016 22:30
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housefly posted:Per advice earlier I went ahead and returned the original last night and picked up an S1. The new processor makes a quite noticeable difference and I feel it was a good call overall to upgrade, especially for the price difference. I might return it in a couple weeks for an S2 if I feel the need to swim with this on or just never worry about it getting wet.
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Sep 24, 2016 23:05
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Rorus Raz posted:The og watch was surprisingly water resistant and people reported swimming with it just fine. Of course, there's no guarantees here, and some people have hosed up their watches by pushing it too far. I guess what I'm saying is that water resistant is not a huge deal unless you swim on a regular basis. The S1 will live up to day-to-day water encounters such as rain and handwashing. Or showers if you're a weirdo like Tim Cook. Yeah I know. Really I want an excuse to get back into swimming regularly. I did it forever ago and dropped a poo poo ton of weight from swimming a mile or more daily five days a week (like lost 160lbs in a year). I've kept it off, but haven't swam in forever. I guess I'm just looking for an excuse to start going again on a regular basis and a nice new shiny water resistant watch that tracks my swimming would be clutch for that.
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They quote Deepak Chopra in order to espouse the benefits of Breathe. That tells you pretty much everything you need to know. Pseudoscience is bad.
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eddiewalker posted:Is there a fix for apps that won't load? Strava and Wunderground both spin for a few seconds then seem to crash.  . Maybe try rebooting the phone too, running the apps on the phone then watch, or I dunno, just keep trying.housefly posted:Yeah I know. Really I want an excuse to get back into swimming regularly. I did it forever ago and dropped a poo poo ton of weight from swimming a mile or more daily five days a week (like lost 160lbs in a year). I've kept it off, but haven't swam in forever. I guess I'm just looking for an excuse to start going again on a regular basis and a nice new shiny water resistant watch that tracks my swimming would be clutch for that.
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Sep 25, 2016 04:43
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Are there any clues as to what the next AW will be like? The next iPhone is rumored to be a brand new thing, but I don't think I'm opting in for the new AW.
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Sep 25, 2016 04:50
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They'll probably release something with better battery/internals/waterproofing. If they do a redesign, it would likely just a round case because I know people aren't keen on the square face. They could do something out of left field, like unlocking the port to developers and allowing for smart bands. Someone was already working on a band that acted as a spare battery, and giving the watch more longevity would be the most popular use for smart bands on the AW by far. But I dunno if they can do a yearly iteration like the phones. Right now I think the big thing with smart watches is improving upon the software. I think Pebble still has a better UI than the watch.
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Sep 25, 2016 05:35
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I kinda want new one because it's new and only that. I have no real interest in anything else it offers. I could sell my current for like 150 or whatever and then just pay the remaining 250, but I'm still weighing the options, personally, if it's worth it.
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Sep 25, 2016 05:46
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I wouldn't expect the rumor mill to start up until next year. I feel like the only reason the iPhone 2017 is getting rumors is because it's the ten-year anniversary so of course Apple HAS to do something amazing.
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Sep 25, 2016 05:52
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Wheezle posted:They quote Deepak Chopra in order to espouse the benefits of Breathe. That tells you pretty much everything you need to know. Pseudoscience is bad. I'm confused, are you questioning the assertion that a quick breathing exercise is beneficial? Or are you referring specifically to Deepak's claim that breathing exercises can have long-term health benefits? If the former, then I respectfully and wholeheartedly disagree. If the latter, then fair enough.
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Sep 25, 2016 05:57
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I actually think breathing does have long term health benefits.
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rear end Catchcum posted:I actually think breathing does have long term health benefits. vvvvv 
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Sep 25, 2016 06:53
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rear end Catchcum posted:I actually think breathing does have long term health benefits. That is the standard dumb joke that every nerd in the world thinks they invented when talking about Breathe. Get it, because breathing, and the app is called breathe? Hah Seriously though, I think this is hard for nerds to reconcile in the same way that the Apple Watch itself is hard to reconcile for so many people who are deeply embedded in tech. What I mean is, for example, there's a whole contingent of people who keep saying "the Apple Watch is useless". This is objectively true, in a way... there's very little that you can do with the watch that you can't do with your iphone. But ultimately these people have no concept of a tech item also being a fashion accessory. So they fail to see the true value. The only reason I even have an Apple Watch was a friend of mine sold me his because he literally has no concept of what it is to dress nice, take pride in your appearance, etc. so to him, the watch is a useless item. To me, it's become an indispensable part of my wardrobe and I have like 8 different bands that I coordinate with my clothes. So my internal calculus of the Watch's value is very different than his. In the same way, a lot of people who are really deep in the tech world see no value in things like meditation. They tend to lump controlled breathing into the same pseudoscience category as Dr. Oz, because to them, it's all the same.And they miss out on some cool stuff as a result. My point is this: take a holistic approach to new things that goes beyond the ultimately small world of technology. Don't dismiss new experiences. Try to see the value of things that sit outside of your immediate purview. Tech is a closed silo that can close us off to new experiences more than it opens us up.
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Sep 25, 2016 07:03
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It was just a joke.
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Taima posted:That is the standard dumb joke that every nerd in the world thinks they invented when talking about Breathe. Sir, this is a McDonald's drive-through window.
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Sep 25, 2016 07:54
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Taima posted:That is the standard dumb joke that every nerd in the world thinks they invented when talking about Breathe. How long has Breathe been out? There's already a hack joke that's been done so much it causes you to write 19x as many sentences as I did? Also congrats on touring the world comedy club circuit and letting me know which jokes are passé. Seems like you need to breathe.
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Sep 25, 2016 09:30
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Also your Apple Watch isn't the be all end all of fashion you loving pathetic nerd.
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I can't seem to discover the answer to this. Likely because it hasn't really happened. Since your phone can support multiple watches, do the activity rings sync up between the two? I have a s0 SS watch and am getting an aluminum s2. I'm considering keeping the SS one for fancier dress and having the aluminum as my daily wearer.
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Taima posted:That is the standard dumb joke that every nerd in the world thinks they invented when talking about Breathe. Same.
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I non-sarcastically agree. Tech journalists tend to go for obvious dumb jokes about stuff like Breathe.
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milkaxor posted:I can't seem to discover the answer to this. Likely because it hasn't really happened. Since your phone can support multiple watches, do the activity rings sync up between the two? That's a good question! I had no idea you could have multiple watches.
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milkaxor posted:I can't seem to discover the answer to this. Likely because it hasn't really happened. Since your phone can support multiple watches, do the activity rings sync up between the two? https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205792 posted:Switch between watches
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Kaizoku posted:Definitive answer This is awesome. Thanks!
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Sep 25, 2016 18:09
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I got black because when I got my Pebble Time I went with a red band because it was like 10 bucks cheaper and...that was a mistake. Probably going to get some bands with whatever holiday money I get.
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Sep 25, 2016 19:58
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I have a few leather bands arriving from Amazon on Monday for the watch that Apple won't ship me until late October 
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Rorus Raz posted:They'll probably release something with better battery/internals/waterproofing. If they do a redesign, it would likely just a round case because I know people aren't keen on the square face. They could do something out of left field, like unlocking the port to developers and allowing for smart bands. Someone was already working on a band that acted as a spare battery, and giving the watch more longevity would be the most popular use for smart bands on the AW by far. Who wants a round face? The square face is perfect for what the watch is used for.
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Biodome posted:Who wants a round face? The square face is perfect for what the watch is used for. Seriously round face can eat poo poo. It's a devalued relic of time.
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