Following the article by Nakan.ch, which talks about Galileo and the connected watches, I had the curiosity to see if my new smartphone was compatible with Galileo.
And I found the list here:
| Brand | Type |
|---|---|
| Apple | IPhone 6s |
| Apple | IPhone 8 Plus |
| Apple | IPhone 7 Plus |
| Apple | IPhone 7 |
| Apple | IPhone 8 |
| Apple | IPhone 6s Plus |
| Apple | IPhone 10/X |
| Asus | Asus Zenfone 4 |
| Bq | Aquaris V Plus |
| Bq | Aquaris V |
| Bq | Aquaris X Pro |
| Bq | Aquaris X |
| Bq | Aquaris X5 Plus |
| Pixel 2 | |
| Google Pixel 2 XL | |
| Huawei | P10 |
| Huawei | P10 Plus |
| Huawei | Mate 9 Pro |
| Huawei | Mate 9 |
| Lg | V30 |
| Lg | LG V30 |
| Meizu | Meizu Pro 7 Plus |
| Meizu | Meizu Pro 7 |
| Motorola | Motorcycle X4 |
| Nokia | Nokia 8 |
| Oneplus | Oneplus 5 |
| OnePlus | OnePlus 5T |
| Samsung | Samsung Note 8 |
| Samsung | S8 + |
| Samsung | S8 |
| Samsung | Galaxy Tab S3 |
| Sony | Xperia XZ Premium |
| Vernee | Apollo 2 |
And yes, my OnePlus 5T is in the list.
What an Android application has confirmed to me! :
(screenshot done indoors, this explains this….)
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