@marcoarment i don’t think the Suunto is for you. Everything you mentioned about Garmin is valid for Suunto as well, if not even more so.
Both Garmin and Suunto are awesome for walking, hiking, running etc. or if you value battery life (my Suunto Race S lasts 5 days on a charge). However, they suck as smartwatches; they are clearly sport-focused watches, nothing more. Suunto, to me, feels even more rigid than a Garmin as a watch (less customization, less affordances to how you use it)
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@gruber @caseyliss @BenRiceM I do perceive the intentions as good, yes. The effects, up to now, have been negligence, at best. However, part of that comes down to the way Apple chose to implement the DMA.
For example, why does iOS require a core technology fee, yet macOS (and any other OS, for that matter) does not? A lot of the value of iOS comes from the apps (see the Vision Pro, and its lack of), yet Apple chooses to very much ignore this fact. They are taking advantage of their power.
@gruber @caseyliss @BenRiceM is this the reason Apple took Fortnite off the App Store? Come on, let’s stop pretending that everything Apple does is right and holy.
While I don’t think the DMA has achieved what the politicians thought it would, it’s a good first step. It has to start somewhere, otherwise Apple will continue to turn the screws on both developers, and end users.
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