Have you ever wanted the watch face on your smartwatch to change automatically depending on what you’re doing? A minimal watch face when you go to sleep, and then one with lots of health data when you start exercising. If that sounds useful, then you’re in the right place. I’ve configured my Galaxy Watch to automatically change its watch face based on what I’m doing—here’s a detailed overview of how you can do the same.
Related Posts
This Ethernet cable test tells you more than a speed test ever will
If you feel like your internet is playing up, what’s the first thing you do? A lot of us reach…
3 reasons I’m quitting Arch Linux—after using it for 5 years
I’ve been using Linux for a decade now, and around the five-year mark, I went all-in on Arch. I daily…
4 default Plex settings you should never mess with
The type of person who likes to self-host services on their home network is often also the sort of person…