Robert
They have an android app, but the program runs on windows or Mac. I wouldn't hold out hope for Linux....
On January 4, 2016 10:34:08 AM PST, via OBRA wrote:
>Once they support Android and/or linux, then we can talk.
>
>Joe
>
>On 2016-01-04 10:24, Robert via OBRA wrote:
>> Who ever isn't using Zwift....should be! The BLE support is coming
>to
>> android eventually. The program gets pretty regular updates.
>>
>> On 1/4/2016 10:10, Brad Davidson via OBRA wrote:
>> I believe that they only support using iOS devices as a bridge to
>> select BLE devices. No support for Android, and no support for using
>> the phone as a bridge to ANT+.
>>
>>
>https://support.zwift.com/hc/en-us/articles/206576683-Bluetooth-LE-BLE-Support-for-HR-Monitors-Power-Meters-and-Cadence-Speed-Sensors
>>
>> That said, both me and my wife use Zwift (I have a PowerTap wheel,
>she
>> just uses zPower with a speed sensor) and it is just about as good as
>a
>> trainer ride can be. Strava tells me that there are a lot of other
>OBRA
>> folks using it too. I stuck 'PDX' at the end of my last name;
>yesterday
>> I saw someone with a 'Camas WA' tag too!
>>
>> -Brad
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