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HTC Desire X seems compatible with One

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‎10-10-2016 20:27

‎10-10-2016 20:27

Hi

My recently acquired Fitbit One is now sync-ing with my HTC Desire X!!!

It looks like once I had run the set up on the laptop it seems to have sorted itself out over night!

I downloaded the Android App on my phone and it wouldn't sync or set up yesterday. But a moment ago the app sent me a message so I turned Bluetooth back on and all the data is there and up to date!

Whoo hoo!

So it looks like HTC Desire X might be able to be added to the compatible list.
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‎10-10-2016 23:59

‎10-10-2016 23:59

I hope I'm wrong but I think this may not be working as you think.

 

When a fitbit syncs from either a laptop or phone it takes the data from the fitbit and uploads it to the fitbit servers. When you look at the dashboard on the laptop or phone it shows the data on the fitbit servers.

 

So, if your fitbit synced via the laptop then the data would be shown on the phone but it doesn't mean that the phone has synced. What happens when you try to sync on the phone? Does the data change?

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‎10-10-2016 23:59

‎10-10-2016 23:59

I hope I'm wrong but I think this may not be working as you think.

 

When a fitbit syncs from either a laptop or phone it takes the data from the fitbit and uploads it to the fitbit servers. When you look at the dashboard on the laptop or phone it shows the data on the fitbit servers.

 

So, if your fitbit synced via the laptop then the data would be shown on the phone but it doesn't mean that the phone has synced. What happens when you try to sync on the phone? Does the data change?

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‎10-11-2016 03:12

‎10-11-2016 03:12

Aaah - you're right! It's only updating when I turn the laptop on. Bum!
I was all excited for nothing!
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