It looks like Garmin have finally decided to play catch up with the introduction of oHR for swimming with the current beta software for the 945 – Suunto and Polar already support oHR for swimming with the Vantage and spartan/post-spartan models respectively. I’m just about to head off for a race weekend so I’ve…
Being an unpaid 3rd party CIQ app developer probably makes it hard to keep up with making your apps support the latest, greatest Garmin watch. Especially when 5 are released at almost the same time, as was the case recently. So your Forerunner 945 owners may have already found that your favourite watch face or…
Today’s leak is the summary features/specs for each of the new Forerunner models. Let’s start in this post with the 945. It’s all pretty much as expected, so don’t get too excited. But do get excited that I expect them to be announced imminently. My guess for a date is Tuesday 30th April at which…
Here are the first Garmin Forerunner 945 images and they shed a lot of light on what we can expect from its new features. Most obviously the format is a round watch despite there being rumours of resurgence of the rectangular format. Disappointing but entirely expected. Also as expected we clearly have MUSIC…
I’ve done some more digging after last week’s post on the imminent Forerunner 245 and 245 Music. The two 245 product releases are a near certainty, just take that as being correct and focus on some even more exciting news. There is evidence that I have seen which shows that the Garmin Forerunner 945 is…
I’ve done some more digging after Monday’s post on the Forerunner 245 and 245 Music. The 2x 245 product releases are a near certainty, just take that as being correct and move on. However there is evidence that I have seen which shows that the Garmin Forerunner 945 is to be released very soon ie…
It’s been a good year for Garmin’s endurance tech products and a good year, financially, for the company overall. 2019 will almost certainly see this trend continue. But exactly how? Will Garmin be selling more of the same-old, same-old, products? Or will we see more new and exciting stuff? A: More new and exciting stuff…
2019 will be a wonderful blend of unexpected and more obvious sporting developments. Like these…
Garmin keep a keen eye on competitors’ prices. They also keep a keen eye on competitors’ product launches. I would imagine that their ‘Competitive Intelligence System’ scoops up the rumours and trade-chat of new products far better than I could ever hope to. Let’s speculate that there could be a new triathlon watch (or two)…
What features do YOU want on the Forerunner 935 (existing) and Forerunner 945 (future product)
I’m the first to moan when a sports watch vendor introduces a new data metric and suddenly the watch becomes “Version 3” rather than a miniscule/incremental improvement on “version 2”. I suppose “Version 3” sounds better than “Version 2.01” for the marketeers. Back to the Fenix 5; here (link to: the5krunner.com) we guess there will…
