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[Windows 10 Mobile] ipradyu:
LED Notification for Lumia

I Have a Lumia 730 running latest insider build #14915, interop unlocked

Can you guide me the steps how to enable led notifications.

Lumia 730 does have a led sensor, so if u tell me where to start to enable i'll do all things.

What are the tools and from where should I start, please tell me so that I can work and post feedback
[Windows 10 Mobile] AlvinPhilemon:
I don't think you even read all the posts in this thread. We haven't got it working for any device yet. The M8 already has a Notification LED but we still are unable to locate the driver for it. If we do I will update the main post.
[Windows 10 Mobile] lukjok:
Could you upload output of Devices from your Web Management?
[Windows 10 Mobile] AnierinB:
I've got a spare M8 on 14393.726 (Spoofed 930)... Everything works extremely well(besides notification led).. As a matter of fact it's a better experience than any prior build has been for me... Now to cut to the chase I'm willing to help out with this.. I can post output logs/help in whatever way I can.
[Windows 10 Mobile] Nightsteed:
You can easily enable it. Just install the correct "notificationled cbs" using iutool, then enable the functionality using InteropTools' latest version.
[Windows 10 Mobile] AnierinB:
I need the Led Cab for this build.. Have an older one installed I believe
[Windows 10 Mobile] Nightsteed:
That should work though. Try enabling it using InteropTools.
[Windows 10 Mobile] AnierinB:
Interop Tools only list QCOM0D50 as my Hardware led. Pretty sure that this driver doesn't control the led as I've tinkered with it a Lot... Have you gotten this to work on your M8?
[Windows 10 Mobile] DaxteX:
Hi

Tried to search the Hadwareid in the charging system? When the phone is charging the value of the led is modified so the charging system or battery should have hadwareid

sorry for my bad english i used google translate but i have HTC One m8 WP i want help!

---------- Post added at 03:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:43 AM ----------

Tried to search the Hadwareid in the charging system? When the phone is charging the value of the led is modified so the charging system or battery should have hadwareid

sorry for my bad english i used google translate but i want help.
[HTC Vox] realaxed:
I use Lubix Bluetooth UBHS-LC1 headphones

Is there a good freeware program or option that will allow me to voice dial from my blue tooth headphones? (my Vox is unlocked)

If not, what's the best way to go about it. thanks
[HTC Vox] realaxed:
been a couple of weeks and no one has replied to this... is there not anything that does this without costing $$$?
[HTC Vox] wizgnome:
I use the voice speed dial that came with the phone (It was described on page 152 of my S710 user manual)

I just record a voice tag for a contact, then when I press the call button on my head set - the phone beeps and I say the voice tag and it dials the contact.

Why would I need another program to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Brava27:
Wrong forum man
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
It is technically a S7 Edge accessory, therefore I am posting it here unless mods feel that it would be better suited elsewhere. The Gear VR is also a S7 Edge accessory and it's discussed here too. There is no dedicated Gear Fit 2 forum like there was for the original Gear Fit which is another reason I posted it here. I'm open having it moved elsewhere; I figured people that also own the S7 Edge would appreciate seeing this since it relates to the phone.

Unboxing video added
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
OP Updated:

-Full review posted

-Battery life tested detailed, daily updates for it coming :)

-Additional video added
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] tu3218:
Hey, still going through everything. Busy night at work. Middle of watching the walkthrough. I see it has wifi?? Has no idea. Is this like wear where if you step away too far from your phone, wifi will connect and maintain the connection between the watch and phone for notifications?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
It does have WiFi, although I haven't played with it enough to see how it works just yet. I will test that out, and or look into it's purpose. I think it would be nice if the GF2 worked like you mentioned which is how AW watches do it when you move far enough way from your phone. I should have an answer for you later today (since its Saturday now), but if for some reason I forget to update you about that drop me a message/post quote/mention.

Edit: it will scan for networks while disconnected from your phone which might imply notifications will also go over wifi. Here's what it says when you turn wifi on:

https://goo.gl/photos/vCeUZ237XYpSTsFY6
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] tu3218:
Yeah certainly sounds like it will do just that. Try to connect to wifi when Bluetooth is disconnected. That's a big feature that no other strictly fitness trackers don't have.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I will test it out today for you when I get a chance; hopefully it works just like that.

I will add another short video showing how the Gear Manager app works, and some of the other features present on the Gear Fit 2.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] YankInDaSouth:
Great review! Super thorough!

I will be getting one I for Father's Day and am very excited!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Bajanman:
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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] usb7:
How does the GF2 screen compare to the S2?

Is it sharper or brighter in the sun?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
Glad to hear, that; let us know how you like it!

Thank you for cleaning things up :)

I don't own a gear S2, so I cannot speak to its outdoor performance. The gear fit is visible in the sun if you crank the brightness up to 10 or 11;(11 is specifically for bright sunlight as it says), but since there is no ambient light sensor you need to manually adjust it for outside.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Bajanman:
You're very welcome.

I'll be sticking around for the time being to do some lurking...[emoji102] [emoji102] [emoji41]
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I added a video under the battery test showing how the display looks in moderate to bright daylight while tracking an activity.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] blitzzin:
I also would like to know about the WiFi notification possibility.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I disconnected my GF2 from bluetooth, connected it to my WiFi, and emailed myself to see if anything was pushed to the GF2. To my disappointment nothing popped up, on the GF2, but I might be doing something wrong. I'm going to play around with the WiFi some more and I will hopefully have a more definitive answer for you tomorrow.

OP Updated:

-Battery life test day 1 data added

-Activity tracking video added

-Gear Manager, S Health overview video added

-Daylight brightness test video added
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Sher The Love:
How long do you estimate the battery would last with GPS active while not using Bluetooth streaming? I'm trying to see how long of run someone could go on with GPS. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I had mine connect to my phone via Bluetooth not streaming anything and it only went down 4% in 45 minutes which seems abnormally low. I think the drain should have been much higher, so I will have to let you know tomorrow when I can further verify the battery drain during usage.

If I had to estimate a time using only GPS based on what I've seen now I would say 8 hours, but I doubt it's that high unless Samsung worked some magic with it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Sher The Love:
Thanks. 4% does seem abnormally low for that. 8 hours would be great though. Keep us updated :D
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I was shocked to see that when I finished my walk, but until proven otherwise tomorrow that's what it showed. I even went as far as to disconnect my GF2 from Bluetooth to ensure it was using its gos and not my phones. When I use it tomorrow I expect to see 10-20% GPS drain per hour given its small battery. I'll keep everything up to date as I get time throughout the dsy
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
Another quick update:

It seems that I didn't have the proper setting enabled via the GearManager app when testing the WiFi only mode notifications. There's still no gurrantee that it will push notifications over wifi, but u will give it another chance when I get home later today.

I also updated the battery test in the OP with this morning's %
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] obsydian:
Thanks for the review, does the watch come with the eCG measurement saw it mentioned in a pre leak or was that wrong
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
No, it doesn't support all of the new bioprocessor features; it only had HRM, step counting, sleep detection, barometer, accelerometer, GPS and some other relevant sensors.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] blitzzin:
Excellent. Thanks for trying it out. If it works I'll be buying one.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I just confirmed that it does work! I disabled bluetooth on my phone, connected, then my GF2 automatically connected to a known WiFi (2.4GHz, but it might also work with 5GHz, I didn't check) network and sent myself an email. As soon as my phone vibrated there was a brief ~0.5 second delay then my GF2 vibrated with the notification :D
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Sher The Love:
I just picked one up for my wife. There are some goofy things I noticed. My wife uses a Yahoo account with Gmail and there doesn't seem to be a "clear" or "mark as read" option. Basically delete, reply, archive, open on phone, and block the app. She got a notification from Runtastic, also no option to clear. Only way to get rid of them is using the "clear all" in the notifications page.

You can't access the watches dedicated weather app unless you have a watch face with weather on it. Its the same weather app that's on the gear S2. It would be nice to just access weather through apps. No widget either like the Gear S2.

I haven't found a way to customize the running screens. It's either a metric such as pace with HR at the bottom r a different metric with HR. No way to split it so it's distance and pace or any other variant. You have to swipe across the display to see each metric.

While it runs Tizen and is very similar to the Gear S2, it doesn't run the same apps, which is a huge bummer.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] paul c:
Thanks for the review, really interesting read. Have you looked at the HRM data? Is it realistic, have you done any exercise while wearing the device?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] blitzzin:
Thank you so much for letting me and everyone else know.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I never owned a Gear S2 (only briefly used one), so I wasn't sure if anything was handled differently. As far as clearing notifications go I've noticed the same thing; its either clear none of clear all of them which I can only hope gets more options in a future update.

There aren't many apps for it yet (mostly watch faces), and the one weather app that like you said can't be found natively for some reason. Now that I've had more time to play with mine I'm going to add some more information regarding jts handling of notifications, and the inability to access the weather app natively.

The running metrics seems to split HR with whatever other metric you're looking at (time, distance, calories), but when you view the HR screen it splits it with time. I know this isn't exactly ideal, so I will add a note about it for people that might have an issue with this.

I've done some shorter workouts becuase its been a busy last couple of days. The HRM data seems reasonable and matches up with what my S7 Edge HR sensor is telling me, so I can only assume that either both are reasonable or both are wrong.

If anyone that also owns the GF2 has any additional notes or concerns let me know how and i will gladly make a mention in the OP when I add in the details. Community feedback on devices helps make them better and allows for a better picture of what to expect since individuals such as myself cannot catch every detail alone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
Here's the data from a short walk I did the other day. I wanted to test the GPS and tracking while walking at a normal pace (for me) along with the daily HRM log from today. It seems consistent with what my HR is when I get it checked during DR's visits. My HR is generally in the lower side because I'm active 6-7 days a week (usually).
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
OP Updated:

-Battery life tested updated

-Additional notes added thanks to member feedback

-WiFi push notifications update
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
OP Updated:

Morning battery life update,

More accurate GPS drain while tracking added based on this mornings walk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] YankInDaSouth:
[MENTION=5581268]Pilz[/MENTION] - really appreciate the continued updates! I like what I am hearing about the battery life as I will not be utilizing GPS on a regular basis, if at all (can't run anymore due to bum knee and hip :(), so I'm hoping to stretch it out for 3 days.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I enjoy providing them to people so they have a better idea of what they're buying. The battery life could easily go 3 days with tilt-to-wake off, and no GPS based on my usage. I kept my brightness at the recommended 5 as Samsung says for best results, but I'm sure I could eek out 5-7 days if I used a lower brightness and power saving mode. I can't really run either like I used to, which is why I mainly walk most of the time. I will post another update when it dies later today. I'm sitting at 9% as I'm typing this, so it's still chugging along like there's no imminent death nearby.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Sher The Love:
My wife and I went on a run today with the Gear Fit 2 and two Garmin GPS watches. The GF2 was a experience wasn't so great

-When we hit about 2.3 miles (the Garmins were within a couple hundredths of a mile of each other) and the GF2 was at about 1.5 miles. I ensured GPS was active on the GF2. This is a pretty substantial difference.

-There is a couple second delay for the screen to turn on when raising your wrist to look at your watch and raising your wrist doesn't always activate the screen. Additionally, when you're trying to look at other metrics, you need to make sure the screen is still on, then make sure your swipes are being recognized. We find this a bit dangerous needing to take our eyes off the road for so long, especially when pushing a stroller.

-Being outside, the screens on the Garmins are much easier to see.

Between these issues and the ones I mentioned in my previous post, we just can't keep this device. We were really hoping for a great blend of a GPS watch and smart watch, but this isn't it until they do some software updates. I really feel like this is a half baked release from Samsung.

I understand I am comparing the GF2 to two dedicated GPS running watches, but why couldn't Samsung take the things that make those great and add them to the GF2? Allowing the user to have multiple metrics on one screen, rather than only the ability to have HR, seems like a pretty simple feature. Switching metric screens using a button would have been easier than swiping with sweaty fingers when you aren't even sure the screen is on or the swipes are even registering.

I know I'm coming off as a bit whiny, but how could they overlook so many features, especially when the Gear S2 is a such a capable smart watch? No ability to access the weather app without doing it from only certain watch faces, no ability to clear a single notification, no custom workout screens, and the other gear apps in the Samsung store aren't compatible. They really overlooked a lot of aspects of this device. It isn't very good as a smart watch nor is it very good as a running watch.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I agree with you to an extent with respect to the GPS issue. I noticed that during a walk this morning where it was slightly off, yet my afternoon walk it worked flawlessly (see pictures below). I will let you know if any of those issues get addressed in future updates if you would like. I still think the GF2 is a good fit for me personally; however, in your case I would certainly return it like you did. I hope to help out in the future as much as I can should you have any questions or need anything else. I will add more notes to my OP about the concerns you raised as I did before in order to present the best possible overview I can for everyone.

GPS periodic issue: (I redacted any street names for privacy)

On another note:

OP Updated

-Battery life test is now complete
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
Samsung made a standalone alarm app available for the Gear Fit 2 (see screenshot). I know people asked about this, so I wanted to post it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] YankInDaSouth:
Half a star on the reviews ?LOL
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
It's the same app from the Gear S2, plus most Samsung apps only have a handful of reviews. I can't say I'm surpised by the half stay, but I will say it works which is what matters. I just tested it on my GF2 without any issues
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] jdjta:
[MENTION=5581268]Pilz[/MENTION] Thanks for the great and constantly updated review! Very detailed and extensive! I ordered the Gear Fit2 as soon as I could and received it last saturday. I used a Sony Smartwatch 3 before but so far I really prefer the GF2. It works a lot smoother with my S7 Edge and the fit is a lot nicer around my wrist, less bulky. This morning I tried the GPS during a bike ride and it worked perfect for me.

I have one question....do you use Spotify and can you see a dedicated icon for the app on your GF2? On mine it seems to be missing...firmware version on my GF2 is: R360XXU1APE4.

My best friend also bought the GF2 (same FW version) and doesn't have the icon either., but he has never used Spotify. I also tried finding die application in Galaxy Apps and Google Playstore but so far without any succes. As a last resort I tried contacting Samsung support but they couldn't tell me anything because the employees didn't have there training about the device yet :S. In all review video's I see the icon but not on my device.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
I'm running the same software version, and I was able to find the Spotify app. I personally do not use Spotify, but I downloaded it just to check for you. If you turn on your GF2's display, click the home button once (the smaller of the two buttons) it will open a vertical scrolling app drawer. From here you can find the Spotify app, open it, and do whatever you need to so long as the app is also on your phone. Spotify can't run in standalone mode yet because Samsung did not integrate offline playback with it (yet.. maybe they will, and Google Play music :) ... I'll keep dreaming).

Here is a picture of it on my GF2
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] jdjta:
Thanks for answering my question and the effort of downloading it! Strange thing is, Spotify isn't present in my app drawer...did you download Spotify on you phone or is there a special app for the Gear?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
Samsung has a special app for the Gear Fit 2 to accompany the Android app on your phone. You have to remember how the GF2 is running Tizen, not Android, so you need to get it from their app store. Try opening the Gear Manager, the select download more apps at the bottom (see picture below). It should show up using that method rather than going directly to their app store.

Here are some screenshots to show you what I'm referring to:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] jdjta:
Tried this as well but when I follow your steps I don't see Spotify for Gear Fit2. Might be region specific...can't think of another reason. Thanks for looking into it but think I'll have to wait until Samsung allows me to download it :(.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
What phone are you using
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] jdjta:
I'm using an unlocked S7 Edge (SM-G935F) from the Netherlands (CSC is PHN)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Pilz:
It could be a regional thing, but it also happens on non-Samsung phones as you can see in this brief video I made showing some issues. If I find a reason why it isn't there I'll be sure to let you know.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] 74Marek:
Thanks to Pilz for a good review.

Gear Fit 2 is a quite good device (comfortable, smooth connection to handy and wireless headphones, perfect display -hardware is top), but I am confused by fitness tracking accuracy. Fitness user have to consider buying Fit 2 due to buggy software. For issues , check "Gear Fit" general threads here at XDA (Gear Fit2: incorrect calories calculation , Gear Fit 2 : Calories burnt ).

I´d like to add short summary, what could bother fitness users and I didnt found in review:

-Indoor/Gym excercise doesn´t calculate burnt calories during excercise (running, walk, cycling has 6 pages of tracking results data. Stationary bike, eliptical and others only 2 pages : Time and HR).

-Calculation of calories doesn´t consider intensity of excercise (Heart Rate) - if you want loose weight, you cannot rely at calories data from band

-Floor tracking is inaccurate

Therefore using of Gear Fit2 tracker is demotivating. Hopefully quick update from Samsung will arrive. Please everybody who has this band, write to Samsung support to achieve quick response and fully functionality :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] archtech3d:
Great review! I'm loving my Fit2 - and my team, Infinity Watchfaces, just had some of our designs hit Galaxy Apps this morning. Some match our popular Gear S2 faces. What sets us apart is that we focus on the unique.. the animated... the crazy. Digi-Glow Fit, Space Dance, Burning Skull Fit, and Fit Rocket have all hit. The watch faces section of Galaxy Apps on the Fit 2 is about to explode with awesome faces from us and many other devs. We hope our additions make your Fit 2 even more enjoyable!

Check us out on Instagram to see the latest creations and what's to come from Infinity Watchfaces:

https://instagram.com/infinitywatchfaces

http://infinitywatchfaces.com
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] YankInDaSouth:
Wow, thanks for adding your insight! Some of what you mentioned has me seriously reconsidering getting this device now! I am strictly an indoor exercise guy and it appears as if the GF2 isn't well suited for what I do. I know most of what you stated is likely fixable via software updates, but I don't want buy something I know won't work for me with a hope and a prayer it may in the future! Kinda bummed as I was really looking forward to getting one :( May look into the Fitbit Blaze instead ...