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Hmm... I do think I'd noticed some odd behavior even when automagic wasn't changing anything. Maybe they just haven't worked the kinks out yet on the Android side. I suppose they also might want it to override that feature when you manually change your phone's sound settings, too.

Hi Martin, I'm not positive this these are connected, but it's worth a shot. I have my android wear (Moto 360 1st gen) set up to mute notifications/ringing on my phone when the two are linked. It seems that when automagic changes the volume/ringer settings on my phone, it turns this feature off (so ...

Sounds great--I'll keep an eye out for it!

How do you kill tasks on the watch?

Hi Martin (or anyone else), I just got an original moto 360 and am trying to play with AM with it. The first problem I've run into is that when my flow puts a notification/toast on the 360 screen, it doesn't go away until I restart the 360. I tried with both short and long duration. The 360 isn't fr...

User activity trigger fires up when you unlock your phone. The name refers to when you start using yourpphone. Not to your state of activity. That's not quite right, actually. "User Activity (Experimental)" refers to your activity--whether you're biking, walking, or driving. "User Present" triggers...

Here's a much more complicated version of the road texts aloud one... Been messing with the volume so it turns your music down low and reads the text at the volume, then returns to previous volume settings after you're done listening and/or responding. http://automagic4android.com/flow.php?id=7e4c63...

for your 1000th post, Martin?

Just started using AM this week and loving the possibilities. Made two flows as part of a "driving" group. 1) Tweaks volume settings while the phone is ringing and announces the caller's name over the (briefly quieted) ring tone. 2) Announces you have a new SMS and asks if you want it read aloud. Th...

Can you clarify how to pull this information, or how to set up a condition that is true or false depending on whether one of those five conditions is true? And does anyone know whether the foot vs. bike vs. car depends on intermittently activating GPS and computing a speed from that?