can automatically record an estimated amount of Time in Daylight in Health,”

My guess is that it uses GPS information combined with the weather information to get an estimate. I haven’t really done any measurements to check accuracy. But I have exclusively been wearing long sleeves for at least two months now and so far it seems OK.

I’ve been wearing long sleeves for a while now (I live in Sweden, it’s been minus-temperatures for a while), and I think it’s working quite well. The average amount of reported minutes in the sun has gone down quite quickly last month, but that can be explained by the fact that the amount of sun hours has gone down drastically as well. Especially during the hours I’m usually outside (to and from work).

Either way, I exclusively wear long sleeves at the moment. And I haven’t noticed any inaccuracies. Haven’t really spend too much time trying to work out if it’s accurate though.

Seriously, how would we be able to tell you’re in the army? Feels like I’m missing something.

Battery is perfectly fine for my S9, a bit overdramatic with a generalization in all caps like this?

It’s nice, but I was hoping it would be slightly easier to trigger, and slightly more immediate. Or at least when pausing/unpausing music.

I quite deliberately need to raise my wrist to activate it, then do the gesture, and then it takes like one or two whole seconds to actually pause the music. Would have loved to be able to discretely and quickly pause my music when someone asks me something. But so far it doesn’t seem to be more convenient than taping the screen in most cases. But will see over time how useful it is in the long run.

The name drop is something that I’m 95% sure I will never use in my life. Android has had this since 2015 or so, and I never ever used it on my old Androids either.