In the middle of California streaming, 44 seconds for anyone who rides a bicycle.
My take: As an e-biker who forgets to start his workout and has had a few falls, this app was made for me.
My take: As an e-biker who forgets to start his workout and has had a few falls, this app was made for me.
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When you’re ahead, each increment keeps you ahead. In Smart Watches, it’s even more true. Samsung recently abandoned Tizen for Android Wear.
Does any one remember that Samsung launched their smart watch 2 years before Apple Watch? Apple became the best selling watch then and now.
I laid there about 20 seconds checking myself (abrasions to the left elbow) and then my Apple Watch wrist tapped and sounded an alert that it detected the fall, the timer was going in the background, and it asked me to confirm – “It looks like you’ve taken a hard fall” Emergency SOS option or “I’m OK” or “I fell But I’m ok”. I tapped on the latter, knowing the Watch and iPhone would machine learn more about my falls, then tried to stand up, but almost slid on my bike shoes further down the hill. I tried not to think about whether I had any cell service in a valley surrounded by steep hills. But I was comforted knowing my Apple Watch was keeping track of me even when I fell. I did complete the 26 mile ride on top of the 45 mile ride yesterday.