meeTrainer
Track your sport and workout in real time! meeTrainer turns your Nokia N9 into a real sports computer. Using bluetooth and gps, meeTrainer gives you exercise parameters like heart rate, speed, distance, altitude, caloric consumption and more. Check the web page to discover all the features!
Notes:
- meeTrainer requires a firmware upgrade (PR1.2 or later)
- controls in the monitor screen require press and hold to prevent accidental tapping
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Application versions:
| Attachment | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
 meetrainer_0.2.8_armel.deb | 392.12 KB | 29/12/2013 - 14:13 |
| meetrainer_0.3.0_armel.deb | 392.29 KB | 29/12/2013 - 15:24 |
| meetrainer_0.3.5_armel.deb | 392.62 KB | 26/01/2014 - 23:31 |
| meetrainer_0.3.6_armel.deb | 394.71 KB | 06/08/2015 - 15:24 |
Changelog:
meetrainer (0.3.6) unstable; urgency=low
* Added map page in monitoring mode
Comments
ArlineHoffman
Mon, 2015/09/14 - 08:52
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Thanks for the above useful information. I am looking for a fitness tracker specially for athletes but its very difficult to find the good one as there are many other are available in the market. I recently read about sports and athletic industry public relations and turbo strap. It is the latest tracking device.
moli
Thu, 2014/07/17 - 00:14
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I get one or two errors when trying to install. One is probably general for openrepos, and I do not find any hint for fixing it: Aegis rejects to install from unknown origin. Any clues? Another error is: "Package meetrainer: <for> refers to '/opt/meeTrainer/bin/brightnessHandler.sh', not installed by that package -- ignored". Am I missing some dependency?
paolo
Sun, 2014/10/19 - 23:23
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I think that's some problem with aegis. But you can hopefully safely ignore that error, it will still work even without that brightness control :)
paolo
Wed, 2014/01/29 - 00:04
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Hi, I'd like to, but currently I don't have a dev device (= a jolla phone or a spare N9 onto which installing sailfish), so it would be a little complicated (in particular since it is a gps and bluetooth based app, and testing it on a vm might be not the best idea). Hopefully i can get one at some point and do the porting :)
sfbsfb
Tue, 2014/01/28 - 20:20
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Do you plan on porting this to sailfish? I would really appreciate.