Nokia N95

dave5 · #21 08-24-2007, 11:01 AM

Yeah I'm thinking of getting a bike mount too, thanks for the info here guys. I currently use the sportstracker in my pocket, seems to work ok but i'm sure it would be better mounted facing the sky. Plus it would look kind of cool. I would have to check, double check and triple check the mount before I fully trusted taking it on a ride though! Don't know how keen I am to laungh my n95 down a rocky hillside!

takahashi · #22 09-01-2007, 08:05 PM

The problem is will I like the stick anything on my bicycle. haha. Although the phone is light and still.. it is kind of odd and bulky. I used to laugh in the peleton when someone in normal training mount a SRM trainer on the bike. They are same size in red!

It is not hard to make one, use 2 mounts for that I will suggest.

I put it in my back jersey pocket and did not miss a beat. Here is my short run today. I just get back on training for the Around the Bay challege every year (**** it is a 210km ride). I rode only 58km today and my leg was weak at the end.

I just think of now the tracker is the best to beat your last effort. I just save this as a route.

See if I can make the tracker to last 6 hours for the around the bay (not!)

newmiro · #23 09-11-2007, 12:14 PM

thanks for all thing we need 2 use nokia n95

takahashi · #24 10-18-2007, 06:09 AM

What is the chances of me doing a 210km and record the whole thing????

The battery is likely to run out in a 8 hour ride?

I have an option to run a Bluetooth GPS... will that be better?

jeckthehell · #25 11-20-2007, 04:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by geoffbaker

If I was a runner, I'd use it for that too.

Sure an interesting application, but having my N95 on a run...I think not, sometimes you'd just have to run..not worry about your times...I do run 4-5 a times a week but I only clock my run on weekends to gage my pace, and for that I prefer a standard wrist watch rather than the my N95. In cycling it might work because you a bike to attach your N95 to or have it on your waist.

Thanks for the review.

king601 · #26 12-09-2007, 06:31 AM

Nice review

nonchalant · #27 12-09-2007, 10:43 AM

This really is a great piece of software! I dont know if it was available when the program first came out but now you can record and upload your workouts to the Nokia sportstracker website Nokia Sports Tracker Beta

Im having a lot of fun playing with the data (its actually making me exercise more so I can see my progress over time) and you can peruse other peoples workouts (in real-time occassionally) and do your own compares. This software will only get better with time. Theres an option on the site to leave feedback too. Ive suggested a number of improvements including a 'calories used' request to be included in the software.

skiffer · #28 12-11-2007, 01:51 PM

I have used the Sports Tracker on the phone ... but what is the best way to review/analyse the data on a PC?

Is there a desktop version?

Thansk for nay responses ...

nonchalant · #29 12-11-2007, 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by skiffer

I have used the Sports Tracker on the phone ... but what is the best way to review/analyse the data on a PC?

What exactly do you want to analyse?

skiffer · #30 12-11-2007, 02:01 PM

Also - how long can you track on a single charge?