Activity Monitor v0.11 for the N95, N95 8GB and N82 [Update 18/12/2007] راصد لنشاطك

Activity Monitor v0.11 for the N95, N95 8GB and N82 [Update 18/12/2007] راصد لنشاطك الحركي اليومي




رصد النشاط اليومي و عروضه برسوم بيانيه والاحصاءات ، في الوقت الحقيقي حول حركاتك في المشي أو الجري. ويعد عدد الدرجات ، ويحدد المسافة التي تم قطعهاوالطاقة المستهلكه. ووضعها في ملخص و يتم تخزينها في المفكره بحيث يمكنك مقارنة انشطتك في ايام مختلفة ، وعبر فترات زمنيه اطول. الخطوات الخاصة بك تكتشف من خلال تحليل ناتج من التسارع في s60 . وتكون أدق عندما تعلقون الهاتف على الحزام الخاص بك، او اعلى الذراع ، ويعمل جيدا إذا حملت هاتفك في جيب الملابس . قد تقلل من الدقه في التحليل عندابقاء الهاتف في حقيبة ، .وبعض الحيان يعطيك تقارير كاذبة اذا كنت راكبا دراجه او ما شابه




The Nokia Activity Monitor displays charts and statistics, in real-time, about your movements while walking or running. It counts the number of steps, and determines the distance covered and the energy expenditure. Summaries are stored in a diary so that you can compare your activity level on different days, and over longer periods of time. Your steps are detected by analysing the output from the accelerometer in an S60 smart phone. It is most accurate when you attach the phone to your belt, or upper arm, and it also works well if carry your phone in a pocket of your clothing. It might underestimate the number of steps if you keep the phone in a bag that you hold in your hand (as opposed to over your shoulder), and the most difficult case is when you hold the phone in your hand. Inevitably, false steps are detected sometimes, for example when you are cycling or driving.

The Activity Monitor currently runs on the N95 and the N95 8GB. You must have a memory card in your phone for the application to work. Be aware that the Activity Monitor's use of the accelerometer requires a fair amount of battery power. It does not shut down gracefully when the voltage drops, so keep an eye on the battery indicator during the day, and don't forget to stop the Activity Monitor before you go to bed!

User Guide

When you start the application you see four main menu items: Start, Diary, Progress, and Settings. If you are using the Activity Monitor for the first time, go to Settings -> User, and enter your name, age, gender, height, and weight (height and weight are used for estimating distance and energy expenditure). The Start item launches the step counter which then runs until you explicitly select Stop. By scrolling up and down you toggle between displays for the current workout and for the current day.

The Diary item displays statistics for different days. The recorded workouts are indicated by small coloured bars in the Calendar view, and a popup message lists the step count, energy expenditure, and distance for the highlighted date. When you select a particular date, you see a summary screen that presents the same information as the popup message. If you select 'Options' in the summary view, you can use the menu 'Individual workouts' to look at the data recorded in separate sessions rather than the daily total. You can also use 'Individual workouts' to delete data. The up and down cursor keys takes you from the summary view to two graphical displays. One shows the intensity of your activity (based on the step frequency) and the other shows the accumulated number of steps. The left and right cursor keys moves to the previous- and next day, or workout, regardless of which of the three views is currently displayed.

The Progress item displays statistics for different weeks. The summary view lists the step count, energy expenditure, and distance for the currently selected week. The up and down cursor keys takes you from the summary view to two graphical displays. One shows the step count for each day of the week and the other shows the step count for the current week as well as the previous three weeks. The left and right cursor keys moves to the previous- and next week regardless of which of the three views is currently displayed.

There are some options, which are not described here, inside the menus so you might want to spend a little time experimenting with the application to find out what else it can do!