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Hi all, I was wondering if there are any running watches that sync with music streaming services like Spotify. Ideally it'd also be able to sync over BTLE or ANT with an HRM.

I was trying to get a list of all AW watches with GPS. Is it only the Sony SW3 and the now stopped LG Urbane 2 LTE?

Are there any announced watches coming out with GPS or GPS + LTE?

Is there an app that will save your GPS location when you lose bluetooth pairing with your car stereo? The intent is to save the location of my parked car.

I was checking out a charger that had this feature built in, but a phone already has all the necessary hardware to perform this. I poked around on Google and found apps that integrate with hardware that was for sale but again the additional hardware seems unnecessary. This all sounds frivolous but I had the fortune of going to an outdoor event in the boonies that had almost no lighting after dark. It was not fun trying to find my car.

I'm torn between the Moto 360 and Moto 360 Sport. I'd like to wear this in an office setting but also while working out so I'm leaning towards a Moto 360 (2015) with a metal strap. While it's nice, I can live without the GPS. The only thing I require when working out is music and accurate heart rate information. I have a BT 4.1 HRM chest strap, is there any way to display its output on the Moto 360 and play music without having it paired to a watch? I know a Sony SW3 can do this but I'm not too interested in its aesthetic.

I pre-ordered one of the new Nexus phones to use on Verizon (Straight-Talk). The word is that these new Nexus phones will never be sold by carriers. I know nobody can know for sure, but does this mean Verizon will likely not allow this on their network?

I returned by Moto 360 because I wasn't getting a lot of notifications. (Eg. I was logged into Cisco Jabber but not getting notifications when people msged me) Is this update supposed to improve that at all?

This is probably a stupid question but my Google-fu has failed me. My Pebble is currently showing military time in any watch faces. How do I set it to display time normally (using AM/PM)? I saw this: http://www.reddit.com/r/pebble/comments/1urpf3/military_time/ but those settings don't seem to exist, maybe because of the update Pebble app?

For those grabbing a Moto X today, Pure Gear has a 50% off/free ground coupon code for cyber monday. The code is 50cyber, its on their front page. After the coupon code, this looks to be the cheapest on Qualcomm's list https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdragon/2014/06/04/quick-charge-20-has-arrived . I'm not sure on quality/reliability, there aren't too many reviews on Amazon.

I have a spare N40L I'm thinking of putting pfsense on. Would this be able to handle a throughput of 300/50mbps down/up? Rules would be minimal, I would just have NAT and a few ports forwarded. If there were spare resources I would setup VPN for occasional use at minimal bandwidth. I plan to run it as a VM under ESXi 5.5. This seems to be borderline or below req per https://www.pfsense.org/hardware/.

HW specs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16859107052 AMD Turion II Neo N40L 1.5GHz 2-Core 16 GB ECC DDR3

Just a heads up to fellow Internal Testing people. Looks like we got our first task emailed to us. This is just a heads up so you don't get booted from Internal Testing for something so simple!

I'm studying for CCNA Voice with little voice experience. I have access to a CUCM at work so I can get some experience there. I just don't have access to a CME. Any suggestions on how to study this section?

I'm looking for an extension to the Windows clipboard that simply lets me save, via hotkey, to 5 or more slots and then recall them, also via hotkey, from those slots. It seems that all the popular clipboard managers simply work with history. Selections will only be text and formatting isn't important. Also, I'd like the standard Windows clipboard to operate normally. Is there anything like this? I'd prefer to avoid using something like AutoHotkey if I can.

So I'm trying to get my mind around unicast flooding, as seen here http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps700/products_tech_note09186a00801d0808.shtml . Are there any good walk-throughs out there that break it down even simpler than that link? I've come up dry hitting my usual suspects for more info and I don't really have people to ask.

I'm trying to find an outdoor Cisco antenna to fit the needs of a new project. I'm not that familiar with wireless so forgive me if this is a stupid question. Is there a compiled list of the range I can expect from Cisco antennas, assuming open air/LOS and minimal channel usage (target rate is 11mbps on 802.11g)? I tried Cisco webchat and the didn't have those answers. Partners basically didn't return my calls. I'm wondering if this is a question I should be asking differently.