I have the Wofalodata Qi battery pack. I don't know if I'd call it compact; you won't really feel it in a bag but it's too big for me to daily carry. It is convenient for topping up, and keeping your phone charged while using wired headphones on a plane.
That's pretty rad, I backed the all-in-one model.
Alternatively, be just a tiny bit more selective in what and how often you take a picture of things? :DDammit...
Time to dole out the big bucks I guess...
It pictures going back 20 years... :p
No, I wouldn't expect much of a design change, I am betting on better health tracking and a larger screen in the exact same form factor for band compatibility
Yeah that's about where I am too, I upgraded to 2TB a while ago. Actually checking now, I'm 193GB/2TB. Damn it! Must have deleted something. Good thing I have a GoPro coming up.Dammit...
Time to dole out the big bucks I guess...
I have been more than happy to pay the $3 so far, and I will swallow the $10 as well, it is just a hassle free affair, and having peace of mind about my photo library is fantastic. :)
Do any of those thing still work? I remember they broke alot of the file viewers with iOS9.
Completely delisted. I have the IPAs but the servers are gone so no DLC.
Works with iOS 11 as I purchased it a few months ago.
I tried the demo and it wouldn't back up the games that didn't have File Sharing enabled unless I need to buy it for it to work?
In my experience you can only get at the App Data parts of apps via jailbreaks if you're running iOS 9 or above as its encrypted at that point and inaccessible to 3rd party tools.
Ah, shame.
At most it backs up the IPA file and any "settings" plist files that might be available. But otherwise, game data (what I would consider DLC) is not backed up (it's stupid, I don't know why they don't do it... but it's been that way since iOS7).
That's too bad. It's times like this I wish I had jailbroken my device. lol
I can but then they get full access to all other homekit stuff right? Like they live at my place too. I guess it's not a huge deal and I can just remove them later. Btw this makes me think there should be a "guest" functionality in homekit. With limited access and limited time options.
I don't have a modern MBP (people say the 2015 models are the last best one?), but Office is pretty much the same (once you get into 365, then they are literally the same).
The app theoretically supports guests but not for the Homekit version of the lock (Danalock V3). The support guy specifically told me that the homekit version is just for homekit, it doesn't even talk to their servers, just Apple's. I'm not such a technical guy but knowing that the lock uses bluetooth it's hard to comprehend the excuse, but then again it's not the first homekit bluetooth device that works with homekit only, like the ElGato Eve stuff, so there might be technical reasons.
1 & 2 are non issues, I use both on my mac and work PC and they work flawlessly.
Well I really wanted to give temporary access to a few Android users from close family sometimes. Anyway, the situation with this lock is that they have a keypad coming out in early August, so there's not long left to wait. That's the ideal situation to me because it doesn't force any guest to download an app or create an account, and allows me to forget the devices by accident and not get locked out (if auto-lock is on) or worry about a dead battery.
They seem like a small team. Even the app is relatively low rent looking (Java??). Mind you, you can communicate with the lock via the app (which btw it is universal for all the different V3 versions, from Homekit to zigbee etc) but in the Homekit version it just taps into Homekit communication, which is a layer of abstraction on top of regular bluetooth (or other) - and that's why you can't share access. But yeah it is confusing, I had no idea about not being able to create guest users etc when I bought it, so when it was not working out for me I sent an email to the support team and got the confirmation. I still powered through because of the upcoming keypad but as it stands I got crushing news about it this morning...
They seem like a small team. Even the app is relatively low rent looking (Java??). Mind you, you can communicate with the lock via the app (which btw it is universal for all the different V3 versions, from Homekit to zigbee etc) but in the Homekit version it just taps into Homekit communication, which is a layer of abstraction on top of regular bluetooth (or other) - and that's why you can't share access. But yeah it is confusing, I had no idea about not being able to create guest users etc when I bought it, so when it was not working out for me I sent an email to the support team and got the confirmation. I still powered through because of the upcoming keypad but as it stands I got crushing news about it this morning...
Welp, time to return it :(
Pretty sad because the lock itself is well made and works well and it is nice looking. But the Homekit version is simply underwhelming in functionality. And I don't want a smartlock without Homekit support either, so it's back to square one.
Thanks for the offer, I actually have been looking forever for one of those locks to come over to Europe and even pondered importing from Amazon - they do ship them, but then with the extra customs and potential support issues I've decided to wait. I feel like more options should pop up real soon. August Home was even bought off last year by Swedish lock maker Assa Abloy (who make the regular lock on my door), so I feel like August going global is eminent. Really appreciate it, but for now I'll sit on it. Back to keys!
