Pixel Watch 2

My PW2, which I bought new 2 years ago, IMMEDIATELY started acting weird the first time I jumped in the water at the beach. Within 30 second of being in the water for the first time ever, it started calling 911. It died 3 hours later. Literally the first time it was ever submerged in water at all, a

When I had Assistant, I never needed to worry about my timers. TIMERS. Why can I not trust timers? I had a timer set the other day for 35 minutes while cooking some dinner. I checked on it after the end of a Bleach episode only to find out there is no timer. Ands don't even get me started on the ina

Super excited about this! I'm currently trying about the million various apps on my Pixel Watch 2 and they are all various degrees of infuriating. Can't wait to test on my Time 2.

I've restarted, reset, and relinked all of my products--which is pretty much the only thing I can do to troubleshoot other than making sure they're all operating on the same band and/or aren't being blocked by a router setting. I don't think searching for systemic outages for anything on Google Home

Keeps happening to me, too. It used to happen but then hadn't for probably... 9+ months? Now it's every run I do. I ain for a certain step/minute rate and calculate where I should land after X minutes, and I'll track to that then suddenly be 500-1000 steps behind. It usually adjusts back when I sync

The idea is, you're rolling back to a version of Watchmaker before WFF was added. There are two face formats: AndroidX and WFF. The former is essentially a live wallpaper, where the developer can bring their own beer and burgers to the BBQ. WFF is Google/Samsung's BBQ. But they've made it 100% vegan

Google's teams in charge of wearables/fitbit are comically incompetent. With an older Fitbit branded device I got real-time step counts on the fitbit app and had multiple days of battery life. With the PW2, even the watch doesn't have real time step data, it often jumps up every 10 seconds or so, an