I got a PineTime #OpenSource smartwatch to monitor my heart rate on hikes and bike rides. I've had it for a couple months now. I like it a lot, and it's an amazing deal. Finding an app to record heart rate was the hardest part, but it turned out OsmAnd, already my favorite Android mapping app (#FOSS and uses #OpenStreetMap), does a great job. Big thumbs up for both #PineTime and #OsmAnd.

I wrote up the details: https://shallowsky.com/blog/tech/pinetime.html

#pine64 @pine64 @osmand

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Unfortunately, no it doesn't store the metronome setting, and always reverts when you go out of the function. I would love for it to persist but I suppose that would have some memory implication on an already extremely modestly provisioned device (it's kind of amazing what little resource Infinitime uses as an RTOS).

the long press on watch face will only work on specific designs; I use the Casio style one, which doesn't offer any customisation options, but others like Infinibeat and Pride Flag do 😊

and absolutely! I always keep an eye out for new versions, if only to read about the trials and tribulations when developing for iot devices.

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