• @Quin1617@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    The fact that Apple still only has the Watch update overnight is insane.

    You advertise sleep tracking, which breaks one of the core functions of an OS…

  • aname
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    111 months ago

    Only on Apple watch :)

    You could always charge it in smaller bursts like during shower or such things

  • @ttoma93@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    I wear mine overnight and pop it on the charger in the morning while I shower, have my coffee, and get ready for work.

      • @15092023@alien.topB
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        111 months ago

        Put the charger where you sit. I’m at my desk, charger is on my desk. I charge it when I shower before bed, and in the morning when I drink my coffee. If you’re not in the same place for 30 minutes a day you’re booking yourself too tight.

  • @Old_Goat_Ninja@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    I work night shift, so neither lol. Updating my watch is a PIA. Every time there’s an update I get an alert, while at work, that it didn’t update because it’s not on the charger. Well no fucking shit, I’m working at that time. Then when I get home I can’t update it because it’s not at least 50% charged. Son of a… I put in on the charger and sleep but of course it doesn’t update because it’s not the middle of the night and I’m not awake when it finally reaches 50% to tell it to update, and then I wake up I grab it and go because by then I have forgotten. Wash rinse repeat. Updates usually take at least a week on my end. Sure wish I it would be change what time it auto updates, not everyone is asleep at night.

    • @CryptographerWaste77@alien.topB
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      110 months ago

      I feel your pain fellow creature of the night.

      I wish there was a way to sync apps up better to my sleep schedule. I hate how activity, my to do list (Things 3), and other apps consider the new day to be at midnight. If I exercise after midnight during one waking cycle and before midnight the next waking cycle, it counts as the same day of exercise. At midnight, my to-dos from the next waking cycle clutter my current list. My phone and watch want to update during the middle of my waking cycle.

      Just let me set the “rollover to the next day” function to the middle of my sleep cycle. Like noon. Obviously the calendar date should roll over at midnight which is a little wonky. But you can always mark to-do dates and exercise dates as the date your wake cycle starts. Like if I exercise between noon on 11/25 and noon on 11/26, just mark that I exercised on 11/25.

    • @mehgcap@alien.topB
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      111 months ago

      Agreed. I work during the day, but I charge in the morning. Apple has technology that can finish charging our phones, watches, and even headphones just before we’ll need them, thanks to machine learning. Yet, it can’t learn that I charge in the morning so it should update then? What’s this obsession with only updating at night?

  • @pavel_vishnyakov@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    Charge/update before the bed. Even with a “slow” charger it takes 1.5 hours max. With the fast charger that time is cut by half.

  • @UntamedPhoenixZ@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    When I get a new watch, my old one becomes my night watch. My new one is placed on charger overnight. My third oldest watch gets donated to a friend.

  • @alechko@alien.topOPB
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    111 months ago

    according to the replies I’m starting to think that it’s abnormal that my series 7 won’t auto update unless it’s physically on a charger, and it sure won’t auto update until past midnight…

    • @PineapplePizza99@alien.topB
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      111 months ago

      I put it on the charger 1 or 2 hrs before going to bed. The only difference is I never rely on auto updates on any of my devices. I manually request the update(if there is one) and then plop it on the charger.

  • @Signal-Huckleberry50@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    Anymore I try to just manually install updates when I need to charge it so I’m not having to take it off my wrist multiple times to do each.

  • @reddurkel@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    Two Watches. Watch 8 for day and my old Watch SE for sleep.

    (BTW, I think this is a stupid setup because the idea of a watch not lasting multiple days is almost as ridiculous as a watch that has to have its settings partially disabled and mostly unused in order to last 18 hours. But I like the workout and sleep stats so I do what I need to do).

  • @mole_people_farmer@alien.topB
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    111 months ago

    I don’t think I’ve tracked my sleep more than three times and I’ve been using an Apple Watch since the first SE came out