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I'm not much of a timeline user but the old design of using the up/down buttons to switch watch faces was obviously not the best use of the primary interface.
by wvenable 10y ago
I'm not much of a timeline user but the old design of using the up/down buttons to switch watch faces was obviously not the best use of the primary interface. I'm surprised that is what you enjoyed best about it.
It's hard to be disappointed with Pebble on the software side -- they've continued to make smart solid improvements with each release and backport as much as possible to the older devices. There have been a few missteps but nothing too ridiculous.
- spike021 10y agoOh, I didn't enjoy using the buttons to swap watchfaces. I typically used a single one throughout the day and occasionally would switch to an app, like the MLB app/watchface, as needed (very rarely). I enjoyed the simplistic interface where I could see current time/day/temp/weather and get notifications as they came up. It was nearly perfect for my usecase except that for iOS they never implemented app filtering (for deciding which of my phone apps' notifications would come through the watch).
- wvenable 10y agoI guess I don't understand. OS 3.0 didn't change that functionality of the watch in any way. You still have a watch face and notifications as they come up. That's primarily how I use it as well. What changed for you? They do have app filtering on iOS now.