Suunto Ambit upgrade allows sportsmen develop their own GPS watch apps

NEWS RELEASE: Beginning from Nov 29th, Suunto Ambit clients can obtain and make their own functions in the Suunto App Area. This creates the Ambit the first GPS watch available on the industry to regularly progress.

Users can customise their watch by installing current applications – impressive new functions designed by other clients. For example, there's an app that allows them see their approximated complete time on a race, or a operate that allows them know the actual slant of the hill or hill they are going up.

And if they can't discover what they're looking for, they can style their own. To discover the complete record of currently available Apps go to the Suunto App Area on Movescount.com.

Head of electronic solutions Janne Kallio comments: "Our clients often offer us with excellent concepts on capabilities or features they'd like to see in their timepieces. We desired to provide them the opportunity to proceed creating the Ambit. The App Area is a exclusive device that will encourage the Suunto Ambit group to make the functions they want to see."

Source : Suunto (PDF)

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