Hey, a while back I shared a weather app I built for myself because I couldn't find one that quite fit my needs — a clean, readable UI was always the main goal.

This time I added Tiles. So now you can swipe straight to the hourly forecast, the daily forecast, or the radar right from your watch face, without having to open the app first.

link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.pioterl.weatherapp

I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on the Google Play Store — it helps a lot 😃

Changelog:

1.2.0:

• rain radar
• 3 new tiles (hourly, daily, radar)

1.1.4:

• removed requirement to share precise location, as it turned out to be unnecessary
• another startup performance improvements

1.1.3:

• cold start performance improvements
• better haptic feedback (Wear OS watches)

Hi there, as the title suggests, I am looking for a solution which lets me listen to my Galaxy watch 7's audio through bluetooth to my android (Samsung Galaxy) phone.

I'm not very fond of Bluetooth headsets and during my workouts I get all the instructions on my watch which is a hassle to listen to. And I always have to keep my phone with me. So, I am thinking is it possible to get the watch's audio to my phone which I may listen to via wired headsets.

Windows has Bluzic for this functionality, but I couldn't find anything for Android.

Alright so I have been a pixel guy for eons. Really disappointed in the leaks surrounding the upcoming Pixel 11, I swapped to S26 Ultra cause T Mobile had a KILLER deal. I'm loving the phone!!

Anyway, last Galaxy watch I had was Galaxy Watch 5. It was mid. When I got my most recent Pixel, I got the Pixel Watch 3, which I've loved. I think it looks better than the watch 5 and is significantly more performant.

I'm not a super big health guy to be really honest, so I don't care if I'm on Fitbit or Samsung Health or whatever. But with the announcement of the Galaxy Watch 9, I'm wondering if it's worth swapping - but also this thing is damn expensive lol.

So yeah idk - am I losing anything meaningful by staying on Pixel watch? I still think the Pixel Watch looks nicer than the Galaxy Watch, though the Watch 9 does look nice. Anyone in a similar position? Any thoughts on which watch is better, or if the difference is even worth the money at all?