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2021 Starts with Bad GPS Tracks from Sony

January 2, 2021 – and if you went for a run in the new year already, you may have had bad GPS tracks with quite an offset. [Update…

Sleep Tracking with Fitbit Charge 3: Data in the Fitbit App

Let’s continue our look at the Fitbit App’s presentation of data recorded with a Fitbit Charge 3. Last time, steps and HR data (and more). This time, the…

Daily Tracking via Fitbit Charge 3: Step and HR Data in the Fitbit App

We had a look at the 24/7 tracking data produced by a Fitbit Charge 3 as compared to a Polar Vantage V – but how does the Fitbit…

Suunto Ambit3 Manual +2: Waypoint/POI Navigation

This may have been a very special case of a question, but it made me notice that I hadn’t shown the waypoint part of the navigation (with a…

ISPO 2016 Recap 2: Fitness and Connecting Tech

When it comes to the technological side of fitness things, I did not find much that was of the greatest interest at the ISPO 2016 – but maybe…

adventuring with the Suunto Traverse. Review (and Manual)

With the Traverse, Suunto is going into a very interesting direction: Sure, it may show something of the design that an Ambit4 / successor to the Ambit line…

Fitbitten – Places and Practices for Life-Tracking

Lifetracking, in the use of devices to measure and record data about one’s life, has been on the rise for a while, certainly in terms of media reports…

Suunto Ambit “GPS Core + Training”

[Last update: 02/02/2012. Suunto Ambit & Suunto Core comparison] Talking about a product announcement is not something I usually do, but you may have noticed that I have…

A (Suunto) Quest in the Cloud [Review]

Quite a while after the release of the t6 and its gradual updates (to t6c and t6d) – which I think are reason to like Suunto in these…

Long Running – and Still With a t6-series Suunto

My return to Austria gave me pause, for example seeing how many pieces of running clothes I thought I had, and actually do have. It also provided a…