happy2bretired
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Ooohhh that’s really good! I keep the same watch face all the time. I will check the other watch faces.[emoji16]
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Ooohhh that’s really good! I keep the same watch face all the time. I will check the other watch faces.[emoji16]
audreyh1
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Oh my watch face is totally customized. They makes the watch super easy to use.
My digital style watchface is laid out:
Date Time
Workout
Temperature Rings Timer
The Center workout display is actually a large display and gives a summary of my most recent workout.
Date goes to calendar
Workout goes to exercise selection
Temperature goes to weather
Rings goes to Activity overview
Timer goes to timers
These are my most frequently used watchface apps. Very streamlined.
My digital style watchface is laid out:
Date Time
Workout
Temperature Rings Timer
The Center workout display is actually a large display and gives a summary of my most recent workout.
Date goes to calendar
Workout goes to exercise selection
Temperature goes to weather
Rings goes to Activity overview
Timer goes to timers
These are my most frequently used watchface apps. Very streamlined.
happy2bretired
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Just wanted to let you know, I now have three watch faces. My regular one, my exercise one and my picture one to whip out when I need to see my granddaughter.
audreyh1
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If you want more useful Apple Watch tips:
I’m in the kitchen cooking,
“Hey Siri, add green onions to my shopping list”
I have several shopping lists in my reminders app - shopping list, Costco list, etc. These can be viewed on my watch. DH and I share lists. When we go shopping, we can view the list on our wrists and tick things off.
It’s also easy to tell Siri to add reminders or set alarms.
“Hey Siri, remind me to take out the garbage at 6pm”.
“Hey Siri, set an alarm for four hours”.
That latter helps if you want the timer free for something else”.
The watch also works with iPhone navigation - you get taps on the wrist at turning points. And you can even tell the watch to route you somewhere.
There is such thing as a proximity alarm which can be used to set up reminders for when you return home, for example.
I use a lot of reminders, LOL!
I’m in the kitchen cooking,
“Hey Siri, add green onions to my shopping list”
I have several shopping lists in my reminders app - shopping list, Costco list, etc. These can be viewed on my watch. DH and I share lists. When we go shopping, we can view the list on our wrists and tick things off.
It’s also easy to tell Siri to add reminders or set alarms.
“Hey Siri, remind me to take out the garbage at 6pm”.
“Hey Siri, set an alarm for four hours”.
That latter helps if you want the timer free for something else”.
The watch also works with iPhone navigation - you get taps on the wrist at turning points. And you can even tell the watch to route you somewhere.
There is such thing as a proximity alarm which can be used to set up reminders for when you return home, for example.
I use a lot of reminders, LOL!
YoungSaver
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Wait a month, new tech is coming. Should be a big improvement
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/8/7/17663020/qualcomm-new-smartwatch-chip-event-date
+1 for the $149 Samsung GearFit Pro (latest model).
Great size and features. Works with Android or Apple. Wearing mine daily.
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