Showing posts with label tracking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tracking. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 October 2015

Heart Rate Tracking while on the Charger



Has anyone else noticed that the watch keeps tracking heart rate while on the charger ? Also, it tends to report a really high heart rate. I have the data from Moto Body synced to Google Fit so that I can look at the hourly graph and see what was reported. I rest around 50-60 BPM, but over night when it's on the charger it reports 70-100+.

Anyone know if there is a way to disable the heart rate tracking while the device in charging ?



Monday, 12 October 2015

Step goal and sleep tracking?



Hi,

can anybody tell me how I can set another step goal (its set with 6000) - I cant find it on the app at the phone and also not on the gear... But it must be possible to change it, or??

And another question: Can the gear s2 track the sleep? If yes, how to set it or do i need another app for it?

Thanks a lot

Frank



Tuesday, 6 October 2015

Issues with Gear S2: Hangouts and sleep tracking



Hey all

So I know that the Gear S2 is a rather new device, so not many people may have had time to try and troubleshoot it, or even have ran into the same issues as me. But I'm posting here to see if anyone has, or may know fixes. I have a GS6 that my Gear S2 is paired up to. Whenever I get Hangouts messages, I cannot interact with it in any way besides opening it on my phone, dismissing it, or blocking the app from notifying me on my watch. My friend, who has a Note 4, is able to respond, among a few other options. We are both running the same version of Hangouts, and we also tried multiple versions of Hangouts to see if it was tied to a certain version. Unfortunately, we aren't on the same version of Lollipop, but I don't see why the ability to respond to Hangouts messages would be removed from 5.1.1 but present in a lower version of Lollipop.

The second issue comes with sleep tracking. Supposedly, the Gear S2 is supposed to be able to automatically detect and record your sleeping. At least, that's what all the reviews that I read that mention sleep tracking speak to. I charged up my watch enough to last through the night last night, but this morning all it reported was that I was inactive for entire time that I was asleep, and not that I was actually sleeping. My same friend from earlier had the same experience.

So, if anyone has any recommendations on either of these issues, it would be greatly appreciated