2.1
2017-11-08
- Fixing minor bugs on WiMATE Lite
- Adding features for WiMATE Prime (GPS path, Continuous Heart Rate dashboard, Watchfaces selection)
2.0
2017-09-13
The WiMATE family had grown… Welcome the latest additions, WiMATE Lite and Prime !
What’s new with these smartbands?
-Ready to get wet!
Fear NOT for your WiMATE! These new smartbands are water resistant. Put on your swimsuit, dive in and make lengths. You’ll find all bathing related details on the application.
-Your athletic comeback!
After not sticking to your New Year’s resolutions, the resumption is a bit of a new start for all those who got off the train a little earlier in the year at Lazy Town station. The opportunity to try a new sport! Besides swimming, take advantage of your WiMATE Prime for body-building: find your abs and barbells series directly on the app.
-We don’t leave things lying around after sport!
It’s great to do sport, but it’s not a reason to leave dirty socks in the middle of the corridor! It’s the same with your activities. From now on, once your activities end, find them well organised in your app’s history, day after day.
-Little Thumb 2.0
Tom Thumb is very kind, finding his way back using his little pebbles. But does this give you your average speed or your fastest kilometre? I don’t think so, no… Beyond simply showing you your route on a map, you’ll find all these details and even more on this new version due to your WiMATE Prime.
-I love Prime
In addition to tracking your steps, discover heart rate monitoring throughout your exercise. You can hence feel good about the virtuous effect of intensifying the steepness of your climb by 12%.
-How’s it going with Morpheus?
You don’t understand why waking up is so hard in the morning? You still think you haven’t slept enough? Now, you’ll see the different phases of your sleep and you’ll know if your night was indeed restful, or if you’ll need to pop by the pharmacy at last to prevent a headache at the end of the day.
1.1
2016-11-02
Minor bug fixes
Add italian, spanish, german, dutch and portuguese languages