does the duo 1025 download or transmit to an app or computer?
1324844
No but it gives you all the info on the watch works great tracks your heart rate and work out time
1516464
Yes. However it's done by installing the Connected Desktop application on your PC/Laptop or Mobile Device. On mobile devices, it's a matter of choosing which files you want to download from your folders etc.
774058
No that will only enable them to share a network connection. You can connect them to the same network and transfer information using file sharing.
1795671
Connecting a cell phone is your choice. I believe as long as you don't turn on Bluetooth it won't ask to download any of your info.
252156
This is updated version. The only new download I needed was compatibltity pack. You need Internet for the comp pack.
1177257
Works, but downloads not. I research and is not certified then the downloads don't allowed. Can you confirm this pls? Apps like Dropbox / Evernote
983411
No it did not. I think I downloaded something for it. I could never get it to connect my phone to the computer. I am not sure what to do with it.
662712
As of now, I just got this item and I also have an android phone. It said it did, but when I downloaded the app on the android it seems to not connect. So I am still looking into this.
1166551
No... It will only playback downloaded music, provided it works at all... Which it probably won't.
1491037
I've not down loaded any apps. I mainly got it for Internet access while away from home. Sorry! Wish I could've been more helpful
1519506
When you plug it in your computer it is like an external hard drive, you just drag and drop you mp3 files. You can you their free app too, but only works in windows, no Mac support. Cheers
543674
I've had no problem using the 1025C as a client on my home network. It joins my homegroup just fine, but I don't know exactly what you mean by synching with other non laptop devices. If, by "sync", you mean sharing files, there shoud be no problem there with most devices. If you want to know for sure, you should look up information about the file formats and networking protocols that whatever specific 'non-laptop' devices you have will use when sharing files and other data. Sharing files of standard types can usually be done across most modern devices but there are many exceptions to that. As far as the Office Suite, the 1025C has plenty of computing power to be sufficient. It. of course, might be a little slower than a full size high end notebook but I think it's safe to say the difference in actual user experience would max out at around 15%. I installed an SSD in my 1025C and it is a very snappy performer.
1322685
As far as I know - no. I am using "Windows phone app for desktop" to connect to PC
1996214
Possible depend on what software is running on the other device. IE..smart phone
1423598
Yep, that is it. It merely transmits data from your cars computer to the app. The app has the real power (which in it's current state is limited)
74965
In theory, it exists. Still can't find it. Customer non-service has yet to reply to my request for their Windows app. It' s not on Google Play, iTunes, or their website. The website listed in the manual including the IP Address does not exist - and I've tried it from four different networks to be sure I was not imagining things. The Apple and Droid platforms do nothing on my Win7 laptop. The fact it was not hard-loaded onto the drive from the factory is also a bad sign. Most companies do that as a backup measure to get you going.
621710
If it doesn't you should be able to get an app. It has both Bluetooth and WiFi capabilities.