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2016-12-02
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An insanely nice christmas present would be a flashable image 
Anyone mind to id the watch so i might order one? Is it the LG G Watch Urbane mentioned on Asteroid OS install page?
Anyone mind to id the watch so i might order one? Is it the LG G Watch Urbane mentioned on Asteroid OS install page?
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2016-12-02
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Originally Posted by mosen
From reading the blog, it appears to me that it's just a proof of concept version that they've thrown together for Slush. I wouldn't buy one expecting to be able to flash an image on (eg. look at how long they've been hinting about the FP2).
An insanely nice christmas present would be a flashable image
Anyone mind to id the watch so i might order one? Is it the LG G Watch Urbane mentioned on Asteroid OS install page?
The version running at Slush didn't even have BT enabled, so, running on WIFI, would be nearly useless while out and about.
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2016-12-02
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With Motorola dropping any future smart watch endeavors and the people with the Gen 1 Moto360 not having any options to update to the incoming Android Wear update; it would be sorta nice to see if they would get behind flashing those devices to grant them more life... just as a thought.
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2016-12-02
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Originally Posted by mosen
I also figured it is LG G Urbane. Secondhand ones doesn't cost that much, I am finally tempted to buy
An insanely nice christmas present would be a flashable image
Anyone mind to id the watch so i might order one? Is it the LG G Watch Urbane mentioned on Asteroid OS install page?
Originally Posted by mrsellout
One can always use AsteroidOS(super cool) if Sailfish image is not available.
From reading the blog, it appears to me that it's just a proof of concept version that they've thrown together for Slush. I wouldn't buy one expecting to be able to flash an image on (eg. look at how long they've been hinting about the FP2).
PS. Did anyone else notice the Uber app?(Android wear app)
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2016-12-03
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I think it is just a UI "mock up". Don't think it's the full Sailfish OS being ported (albeit I asked if they'd release any steps in case they did that), but rather some hacking on top of, maybe, AsteroidOS.
The idea was to test the waters for such a port and showcase the flexibility of Sailfish to prospective buyers.
I love the hint to new devices.
The idea was to test the waters for such a port and showcase the flexibility of Sailfish to prospective buyers.
I love the hint to new devices.
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2016-12-03
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Originally Posted by anidel
Seems like you've missed this part below the picture:
I think it is just a UI "mock up". Don't think it's the full Sailfish OS being ported (albeit I asked if they'd release any steps in case they did that), but rather some hacking on top of, maybe, AsteroidOS.
The idea was to test the waters for such a port and showcase the flexibility of Sailfish to prospective buyers.
I love the hint to new devices.
Tap on the image to see it in full screen. These are not design mockups, but screenshots of the running prototype.
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2016-12-03
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the watch looks nice
is it just a demo or the actual piece.
is it just a demo or the actual piece.
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2016-12-03
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Originally Posted by HtheB
I know it is demoed on an actual device, just not sure it's fully Sailfish OS, that's why I say mockup in quotes.
Seems like you've missed this part below the picture:
Tap on the image to see it in full screen. These are not design mockups, but screenshots of the running prototype.
They are not that clear about it.
But it could very well be a quick hack on Sailfish onto the watch.
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2016-12-03
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I have actually reread the blog post and it does specify they have actually ported Sailfish OS on it thanks to the work already done by Asteroid OS. Not bad.
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