I’m really digging what I’m seeing from Kronaby. A smartwatch that doesn’t look like it. May have to ask for one for anniversary. Post date June 2, 2018 Previous post: Next post: 3 Comments Add Yours → @cdevroe Interesting, but this worries me: Always keep the Kronaby app running for a functioning watch! Wonder if they mean as the active app or just not letting iOS terminate it in the background. Reply @Bruce that is VERY worrying. I believe because it needs to send notifications etc. Reply @cdevroe Maybe, but my Fitbit can receive calls & message motivations even if I haven’t launched the app in a month. And their smart watches don’t seem to need the app for all notifications. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyComment Name * Email * Website To respond on your own website, enter the URL of your response which should contain a link to this post's permalink URL. Your response will then appear (possibly after moderation) on this page. Want to update or remove your response? Update or delete your post and re-enter your post's URL again. (Learn More)
@cdevroe Interesting, but this worries me: Always keep the Kronaby app running for a functioning watch! Wonder if they mean as the active app or just not letting iOS terminate it in the background. Reply
@cdevroe Maybe, but my Fitbit can receive calls & message motivations even if I haven’t launched the app in a month. And their smart watches don’t seem to need the app for all notifications. Reply
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Add Yours →@cdevroe Interesting, but this worries me:
Wonder if they mean as the active app or just not letting iOS terminate it in the background.
@Bruce that is VERY worrying. I believe because it needs to send notifications etc.
@cdevroe Maybe, but my Fitbit can receive calls & message motivations even if I haven’t launched the app in a month. And their smart watches don’t seem to need the app for all notifications.