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That was already implemented with the russian smartino firmware which will work perfectly fine with the hardware and the smartino app. That being said, the detection sucks and it seems to turn on at any random movement, or even perfectly still. It was a huge pain to revert to the original...

I'm not having any issues with SMS notifications, maybe turn them on and off through the app? I haven't received call notifications in a long time but I haven't cared to troubleshoot it.

A wild WATCHFACE appeared! Yeah, they released around ten new watch faces, some of them half-way decent (not pebble quality yet!). I'm pretty happy with this watch. I get 2 weeks between charges and that's with notifications and heart rate monitoring (the latter of which is becoming a gimmick...

I have the same issue with BT dropping but I don't need to factory reset it. The most reliable method so far is turning the watch off, waiting 15 seconds, and turning it back on. I'm using an app from the chip maker and it seems to be reliably connecting so I think this is a fixable issue by...

Any updates on development? Anyone crack this watch open and see what we can work with? Edit: http://imgur.com/NQL0IFR http://imgur.com/Os2yQRW http://imgur.com/jWnYFLn http://imgur.com/fARsCyG http://imgur.com/UUqCaMv http://imgur.com/krLMig6 http://imgur.com/73ICwe0 Guess I just have to do...

Ah, misunderstood that bit, cheers.

I'm running an unlocked ATT Priv on the T-mobile network. It only updates through AT&T for firmware updates. Wifi calling seems to be working fine for now.

Do we have a consensus then that the battery life is under a week?

Let us know what the battery life is like if you can. Also, how is the heart rate monitor?

First review I found of the watch: It's not looking good... It may be just shoddy build quality from the luck of the draw, or maybe just early production issues, but I guess I'm going to wait for a domestic review either way.

I'm upping my pledge to $50 tethered or untethered. I don't even care if it takes cdma workshop on a raspberry pi running wine. Just make it happen.

Sorry guys, my mistake. I hadn't even tested my speakerphone until today. I based my assumption on the fact there is a baffle material under the span of the case baffle and the "L" and "R" label on the plastic assemblies on the board. I hadn't tried to disassemble it further. There is someone on...

I have the US model from AT&T.

No, it's not possible. The build does not provide the option to remove encryption.

The front bottom is taken up by the speaker assembly, it's relatively large; it fills the entire bottom lip of the back case.