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by whazor13 hours ago |
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upvoteby Jordan-11713 hours ago|
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If only iOS didn't gatekeep some of its most useful functions, that would be great.
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upvoteby ddtaylor13 hours ago|
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Apple has been gate keeping for decades. It's a fundamental part of their business strategy.

Anyone still expecting anything different is ignoring reality.

It's really not complicated. If you want to continue to be gate kept, use their products and keep giving them your money. If you don't want to be involved with their shady practices, stop giving them your money and using their products.

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upvoteby KORraN12 hours ago|
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What functionalities are limited on iOS? I'm curious, because I'm considering Pebble watch as I'm disappointed with Garmin.
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upvoteby Jordan-1174 hours ago|
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Migicovsky wrote an article on it:

https://ericmigi.com/blog/apple-restricts-pebble-from-being-...

That said, I'm happy with my Pebble on iPhone (though I'd be happier if it had fuller access).

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upvoteby whazor12 hours ago|
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Now with Pebble you only receive iOS notifications.

Soon in Europe you can reply to notifications via voice.

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upvoteby wlesieutre8 hours ago|
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> The issues are a bit sad. But I will happily upgrade with the discount to the revised version of time 2.

The what? The only discount mentioned in the article is when they stop replacing cracked glass for free and heavily discount replacements instead.

And the only hardware changes mentioned are making sure they all get assembled correctly.

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upvoteby whazor7 hours ago|
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I should have said 'a discount' since I indeed hope they make a revised version of Time 2.
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upvoteby 51Cards9 hours ago|
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"But I will happily upgrade with the discount to the revised version of time 2."

Has an updated version been mentioned anywhere?

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