Garmin IQ Vorstellung von dc rainmaker

DCRainmaker schreibt dazu folgendes:

Added WiFi connectivity: This allows you to upload workouts the moment you walk through your door.
Added concurrent Bluetooth Smart/ANT+: While the Fenix2 had limitations on using one or the other at the same time, that limitation goes away here.
100m waterproofing: This is an increase from 50m waterproofing.
New GPS antenna: The Fenix3 includes a new EXO GPS antenna which includes GLONASS support.
New color screen: This screen and user interface looks virtually identical to the FR920XT, except in the body of the rounded Fenix watch face. It’s not HD-color like some smart watches, but it’s better than the FR620 and inline with the FR920XT.
Connect IQ support: This will enable you to download apps, watch faces and other customizations for the Fenix3…starting today for watch faces and data fields, with apps coming shortly.
Daily Activity Tracking: This will track steps, sleep, and how much couch surfing you’re really doing during the day.
Virtual Racer: This adds in the capability to race against past performance and downloaded courses.
Metronome: This audible/vibration alert was added on the FR920XT to be used for running cadence drills.
Personal Records (PR’s): This will let you know when you’ve hit your best times against standard distances like 1-mile, 5K, and other common brag-able reference markers.
Cycling Dynamics & Di2 support: This won’t be available at launch, but are being looked at for a post-launch update.
Cycling VO2Max: In addition to already supporting running VO2Max, the Fenix3 adds in support for cycling VO2Max for those with a power meter.
Multiple bike sensors: The Fenix2 didn’t support multiple bike profiles, the Fenix3 mirrors the FR920XT and allows you to pair to as many sensors as you’d like to save for automatic recognition as you change bikes.
FirstBeat HRV/RR: This data will now be included in recorded files.

Addition of Activity Profiles: Now you can create highly customized activity profiles just like on the FR920XT and Edge 510/810/1000 devices.
Multisport mode supports pool mode: Unlike the Fenix2, the Fenix3 allows you to choose the pool within a multisport event.
Alpine Ski & Snowboard Mode: While this was technically on the Fenix2, I call it out simply because very few people realized it was there.
Auto Climb Feature: This mode will automatically change your display fields when climbing. For example, you can set to show elevation, ascent, and grade fields as you start to run uphill.

Hier ein paar ggf. negative Änderungen:

-removed Basiskarte bzw. gar keine Kartenfunktion mehr möglich (auch wenn die sehr beschränkt war)
-removed Geocaching Funktion (Anzeige der Cachebeschreibung etc.)
-removed keine Einheiten hinter den Werten (also 7 statt 7m; 15 statt 15°C - "der User weiss ja, was er eingestellt hat...")

Obwohl wir ja hier eigentlich in einem IQ thread sind...

Ab wann wird einem den der IQ Store in Garmin Connect Mobile angezeigt? Erst wenn man ein kompatibles Gerät gekoppelt hat?

Was genau ist alles neu an der Fenix 3 gegenüber der 2er bzw. was hat sich geändert?
Kann man das nochmal zusammenfassen?

https://buy.garmin.com/de-DE/DE/catalog/product/compareResult.ep?compareProduct=160512&compareProduct=159116

Ab wann wird einem den der IQ Store in Garmin Connect Mobile angezeigt? Erst wenn man ein kompatibles Gerät gekoppelt hat?

So wie ich das sehe, muss ein IQ kompatibles Gerät zumindest ein mal vorher gekoppelt gewesen sein, damit der Connect IQ Shop in Connect mobile angezeigt wird.