Will the Mio Link work with RunKeeper on the Google Nexus 5?
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Hi, you can check your device compatibility here: http://www.mioglobal.com/apps/default.htm?If the device is compatible, then you need to contact the app developer to see if they support BTLE heart rate monitors (like Wahoo, Polar or MIO) with their app. Hope that helps!
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Hi, you can check your device compatibility here: http://www.mioglobal.com/apps/default.htm? If the device is compatible, then you need to contact the app developer to see if they support BTLE heart rate monitors (like Wahoo, Polar or MIO) with their app. Hope that helps!
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Not compatible with the nexus 5 at all, nexus 5 is not compatible with mifare classic tags
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I would call Cateye. They are not all compatable with each other. I found my older Hrm would not talk to my Strada digital wireless. I had to buy the newer one, but there are different ones. Cateye told me the # of the one I needed.
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I have both the BT 4.0 "smart" speed/cadence and heart rate monitors, they work simultaneously. It's up to the app to pair them. Runkeeper MTB just had to "unpair all" and re-discover to sync them the first time; Endomondo recognized both inmediately.
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Hey folks, a simple Google search lead right to posted phone OS support at http://lifetrakusa.com/get-connected/
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I've been using it for months with Endomondo and Android (Nexus 4) - no problems here.
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Yes it will text you to download it. I just updated to 5.1. Note going to 5.0. It pushes things deeper into thecgoogle ecosystem. I found all my emails combined under gmail. Not a huge deal, but a bit surprising. Nexus is not just a pure android experience, but more of a google/android experience
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Not automatically. The TomTom MySports Connect software that handles syncing for this watch allows you to upload to sites like RunKeeper and MapMyFitness automatically, for everything else, it also exports files for manual uploading. In particular, it exports the Garmin TCX file format which is somewhat universal. The real problem is that Nike+ is pretty much a closed system and doesn't allow you to upload activities from other devices - if you search around, though, you'll find that someone hacked up a web application that allows you to upload a Garmin TCX file into Nike+ - I have no idea if it works or how long Nike will let it work, but it seems like it's possible. Fundamentally, the problem is Nike+, not the watch. You can sync the watch with almost every other running app/site out there.
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You can try map my run also my fitness pal those two can sync with the device
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I've found a few different answers ranging from yes/ no/ and only if you root the device. https://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!msg/nexus/LJeoF7AK1zU/6ZyI9gQLjIsJCheck out this forum page concerning your question. The Nexus 5 does have the port for OTG Flash drrive compatibility but you may have to do some tinkering with the software of your device. Sorry this is the best info I could find.
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I haven't seen any and Runkeeper doesn't show any battery status only pairing.
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Yes, The Android app works excellent with Ver. 4 - I use it on my Nexus 7 - Blue Iris is very stable from all approaches.
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I tried without success on my android phone via bluetooth, can't answer for other operating systems.
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The specs and website for Mio explicitly say no. As S. Bernstein said, it doesn't store anything, it just live streams your heart rate to a connected device.
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Yes - I've synced it before. But it was tricky and I'm not completely sure how I did it:)) I can tell you that the customer service for Mio is excellent and if you call/email them they can probably walk you through it:))Good luck !
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Barbara, I don't use the Runtastic app, so I can't answer that. This review was for the armband, not the software. FWIW, I use RunMeter, and it works regardless of the activity.
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Not sure about the Adidas app, but, I'm running Endomondo with 4.4 on my Galaxy S4 Active, with no issues.