| 16-10-2009 08:07 PM |
| Unregistered |
houseware candid
Hi everybody, first time poster here. I’ve been using a pedometer by Telenav. It is really useful to me because I can see other people’s bike routes and the best part is calculating the calories I can burn. (see it here: http://maps.telenav.com/tnmap/). Just wondering if anybody has a calorie counter they recommend?
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| 05-03-2009 07:48 AM |
| manju1 |
about nokia
It seems that Nokia N95's built-in accelerometer is the hottest news around these days. Ever since the plug-in allowing 3rd party applications access to its data went public applications have been popping up constantly.
The latest of them is the Activity Monitor and is developed by Nokia guys themselves as an alternative for the Sports tracker application. It basically acts as an electronic diary, storing summaries of your activity loads.
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| 22-02-2009 11:52 AM |
| Unregistered |
how do i calibrate it????
i'm trying to restart the count but it doesnt let me do it.
another think is-what is the precentage of its deviation?? if its known at all.
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| 12-12-2007 09:35 PM |
| No Name |
Nokia N95 8GB Most Unreliable system
By far the most unreliable mobile systems are made by Nokia. It promises to do many things, but hardly delivers on anything 100%. I installed the Activity monitor today morning at around 11 a.m, since then it was running but the battery level never came below 50%. But at crucial times, like.. it was my cousin's marriage tomorrow but it suddenly switched off and I was never able to call my relatives some 4000 miles apart because the mobile did not function properly. I regret switching over from Sony Ericsson, though the features were less it was reliable. FYI: I have not multitasked, since morning 11 a.m I have used the mobile only for Activity Monitor and to listen to maybe 10 songs via handsfree(bluetooth). This system pissed me off so much that I was thinking to smoke although I quit 15 days ago. I have paid premium price to buy this mobile at 769 Euros. If they make such shitty mobiles maybe they should think about making something to stop their -----------
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| 12-12-2007 12:24 PM |
| Unregistered |
the version not is compatible with Sports Tracker beta 1.64, if this is installed show error. With beta 1.63 not problem
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| 11-12-2007 06:17 PM |
| krisse |
Why not just use the software they'd already written for the 5500? They didn't even need to port it, it's already an S60 3rd Edition application...
Has Nokia really written exactly the same application twice?
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| 11-12-2007 04:54 PM |
| Unregistered |
Works fine on mine, last firmware before the v2.0 update
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| 11-12-2007 02:27 PM |
| Unregistered |
A-ha! Thank you Neil.
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| 11-12-2007 02:16 PM |
| neilhoskins |
Have a look at the N95 forum. This cannot be installed alongside the more recent beta versions of Sports Tracker that also use the accelerometer as a pedometer. Nokia are aware and have promised a Sports Tracker update in January. Having said that, I did have Activity Monitor working fine alongside the current stable version (1.49, I think) of Sports Tracker.
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| 11-12-2007 02:05 PM |
| Ratkat |
Snap with above, update error
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| 11-12-2007 01:58 PM |
| Unregistered |
Error
I'm personally getting an 'update error' whether I try to install it on phone or card. And I definitely have the accelerometer files installed as other software successfully uses it. N95-1 by the way.
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| 11-12-2007 01:08 PM |
| Rafe |
Activity Monitor - Pedometer for N95
Nokia Research Centre has made available, as a technology demonstrator, Activity Monitor for the Nokia N95 and N95 8GB. It uses the accelerometer built into the phone to count the number of steps you take in a given period of time. It then uses the collected data to display various statistics including energy consumed, steps taken and distance travelled. Activity monitor is therefore best thought of as an intelligent 'super' pedometer.
Read on in the full article.
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