Does it work with any other fitness apps besides Tom Tom app?
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the desktop (Win, Mac) app syncs with a lot of other services besides Tomtom MySports, like Endomondo, RunKeeper, Strava & a lot more. Also it exports the data to some formats like gpx files. Some updates increase the export options. I can make you a complete list later if you want (right now I'm on Linux).
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Yes it does. I use map my run but I know it works with many others. I am addicted to my TomTom. I have used it for marathon training and have had great accuracy with it. Best HR GPS I have ever owned. I have owned polars with pain in the butt straps and foot pods that have been a nuisance. This watch does it all, no straps no pods. Best investment I made all year..
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This scale isn't Bluetooth so it will work with any app, as you will have to enter your own information. The hbf-206IT is a Bluetooth scale ( I haven't used it yet but want too as I have a Gear S and use S health as well ) but this makes it connect to your phone directly and let S health get data directly from the scale.
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Yes it works amazing with the Torque app. Both the free and paid for versions.Brandon Heineman answered on September 19, 2014
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Yes. It syncs into an app on your computer. Very helpful. I actually upgraded to the fitbit one because I lost this model a few times. I love the fitbit one more securely attached. Yes more money but I replaced this one 3 times from losing it. Good luck
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Yes it works with other apps. It's all Bluetooth connected. I use map my ride and road bike and everything works.
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It works with Fitbit,should work with your app as well,contact Withings directly,pose the question.Good luck!
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I use this heart monitor but not with the app suggested. It will work with multiple apps so I'm sure there is probably one that will alert you to a specific heart rate. I use mapmyfitness.
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Yes. Note that the watch has a GPS chip that tracks the coordinates of where the watch is, and the information can be uploaded to Strava, Runkeeper, MapMyFitness, etc. These apps are widely used in Singapore and I know because I have several friends who use them there. TomTom's site is not useful and I'm not sure if they have map of Singapore (I suspect they do.)
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The answer is yes and no. Yes, it will still work with your old workouts which you have downloaded. No, if you don't renew your subscription, you will still have access to the ifit website, but you won't have access to any of the downloads.
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I can verify that it works with MapMyFitness on the Samsung Galaxy S3. Other users in the answers say it works with i-gotU Sports, IpBike App, Wahoo Fitness (BETA) and IpSensorMan (BETA). I can also confirm that it currently does not work with Endomondo or Strava for Android. (You may find claims that Endomondo works, but it only works on the iPhone.)
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I used the Torque paid version. you need to pair the BT device to your phone first then open the app. I also used the free version too and it worked with my Galaxy tab and S3.
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Sorry I am not sure. The Tom Tom I Had I Gave Back To My Father In Law. I now have an android
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NO, Florence, they don't. The device [elliptical, treadmill, etc] has to be iFit capable meaning there is a little SD card slot on the front in the console somewhere. If you have a newer workout machine they may be iFit but they don't take the SD cards, they are wirelessly connected to the iFit program. So the cards would not work on those, but the device has iFit. So, make sure the workout machine takes the SD cards before you buy one. If you buy one with wireless iFit, be aware you need a good internet connection, if you live in the sticks it may not work as well if your internet service is slow, the iFit program might not run flawlessly. Hope this helps.
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Supposedly yes, BUT I tried to sync it with the Fitness Pal and was unsuccessful. Not sure about the iPhone app.
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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. 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____... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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If you have a slot for the Ifit module then I would imagine it fits. However, unless they have fixed all the issues with this program I would not recommend getting it. It started out as a really great fitness tool when I first got it, then they rewrote the entire program and totally ruined it. Google the reviews before you buy.
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I do not know. I, personally, found the Vivofit impossible to use or even set up. It was going to require a lot more technology knowhow than I had, so I returned it immediately. Others may love it, and that's ok.