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New Porsche mobile app version dropped last night - Apple Watch complications finally fixed
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Great News!
I didn’t see the app update until I visited on the My Porsche app in the App Store. Suddenly the Update button magically showed up.
I don’t recommend doing all these steps if a simple update of the app will suffice, but here is what I did to get it working fully.
I deleted the app in the My Watch app. When I reinstalled it the units were in metric even though the units were still imperial (US) in the iPhone app. Toggling the settings in the app and switching in and out of the watch face finally got all units in sync.
BTW: Settings for Units are under the Account tab In the app.
I didn’t see the app update until I visited on the My Porsche app in the App Store. Suddenly the Update button magically showed up.
I don’t recommend doing all these steps if a simple update of the app will suffice, but here is what I did to get it working fully.
I deleted the app in the My Watch app. When I reinstalled it the units were in metric even though the units were still imperial (US) in the iPhone app. Toggling the settings in the app and switching in and out of the watch face finally got all units in sync.
BTW: Settings for Units are under the Account tab In the app.
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Gah - the State of Charge complication on the dial shows the Guess O Meter number, which we all know is a terrible guess, and does not show the percentage! (The car name could be shorter to fit better as well)
The widget form at least shows how much of the bar is full, giving an idea of the SOC percent value in addition to the milage guess. This is my current preferred watch face layout with the Weather widget in the middle.
The widget form at least shows how much of the bar is full, giving an idea of the SOC percent value in addition to the milage guess. This is my current preferred watch face layout with the Weather widget in the middle.
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Hmm, and now my watch is losing 1% battery every 2-3 minutes.
Edit: It seems to have settled down now. But I think looking at the watch, with this widget on the dial, uses a lot more power than previously.
Edit: It seems to have settled down now. But I think looking at the watch, with this widget on the dial, uses a lot more power than previously.
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I downloaded the Porsche app widget but I'm not sure how to find this watch face and I've looked plenty. If you don't mind, would you please tell me how to get that done? Thanks!Gah - the State of Charge complication on the dial shows the Guess O Meter number, which we all know is a terrible guess, and does not show the percentage! (The car name could be shorter to fit better as well)
The widget form at least shows how much of the bar is full, giving an idea of the SOC percent value in addition to the milage guess. This is my current preferred watch face layout with the Weather widget in the middle.
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The black one is California.
The blue background is Modular. The Porsche graphic is a complication that only shows up for that wide space. Without the custom color, it shows a photo of your car instead, and then changes to the silhouette when you change the background.
The blue background is Modular. The Porsche graphic is a complication that only shows up for that wide space. Without the custom color, it shows a photo of your car instead, and then changes to the silhouette when you change the background.
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I’m not quite sure how it translates to English but the swedish version in called Moduler - probably Modules. Then you can assist the preferred widget to the Watch face. Good luck!
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