Will it work with Strava and/or MapmyRide on iphone? I noticed someone answered it works with MMR, but doesn't say if it's android or iOS
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I don't have an iPhone. so I can't say. nor do I use MMR. but it does work with strava and wahoo for android 4.4
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If your referring to the navigation function it works on both presuming you have downloaded the waypoints. I use on both my mountain and road bike and mountain bike and it works great.
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I can't tell right now. I havent uses before the update. But it must work.I use it with the runtastic app
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As far as I can tell, it seems to only work with the iPhone's music. But support for Spotify could be up to the specific app you use to display your runs.
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I currently use it with my Strava app with Bluetooth at the same time I am running Ant+ with my MapMyRide app. The data has been consistent and reliable using Ant+ with while road cycling and Trainer cycling. I am not sure if compatible with gym machines. I hope this helps.
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I suppose, it should work, because there is no reason not to work. GPS works everywhere. After your activity (run/cycle/swim/etc), you just upload your track to the web site and review the track on the online map (such as TomTomSports or RunKepper)
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They just released a new version of the Android app that will work with the RFLKT. Your phone still has to have Bluetooth 4.0 such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc.The setup with android feels very much beta to me. It took a while and no small amount of fiddling with the apps to get the latest firmware. However once I got everything to work, it has been smooth sailing. Rock solid on rides. No connectivity issues as mentioned in some of the reviews. I put my phone in my back pocket and never give it a second thought.
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I have an android and it works great with app called Torque. I'm not familiar with Apple, or sorry.
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I am afraid than only iphone is supported. You can plan a trace in your mobile and send to garmin via bluetooth or oposite direction. I also have android and I have not connected my garmin yet. I usually pre-plan a trace in Garmin Basecamp on my PC which is more comfortable with begger screen. But I agree that Fenix should be able at least send data to GarminConnect or Strava also on android mobiles othervise bluetooth is useless. But the watches definetelly payd off if you wear them during your adventures.
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It only works with Android. It doesn't use the current Software Development Kit that Smartwatch and Smartwatch 2 use. So I think they are unlikely to ever integrate this device with iOS. Also, you will get more and better software with Smartwatch/SW2. Cheers.
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It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____ also do walk, cycle, hike, ski, etc.
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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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I have not tried to sync with MapMyRun, so, not sure if that works. The software includes a local application as well as upload to the Garmin site, watch has wireless connection to PC via ANT USB stick for all tracking data
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I have an iPhone that I am using to sync my life trak. The name of the app is Argus. Not sure if android phone has it.
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No. It is not a GPS device. Nor does it "reflect" map application information (but that would be nice) . It only "reflects " performance oriented data from a compatible App like: wahoo or strava; time, speed, cadence, pace, rpm, heart rate, etc.
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It doesn't. If you want to track cycling download Runkeeper from the App Store. It's free.
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Have not tried it with Trackmaster on Android. It's more dependent upon the App though than the transponder, as the gps receiver works fine with both iPhones and Androids, as long as one remembers to switch the toggle switch to the corresponding format.