Like, people only eat a slice? In what kind of world do you live? A single pizza is a single meal. You live in a world alien to me!
And no it doesn’t, it can keep track of your caloric intake and burn though. So that’s nice but not a factor for me. If anything I need to find more food to eat throughout the day at my current burn rate…
GPS fitness watches are pretty spiffy, and Garmin makes some nice ones!
I got a Suunto Ambit 2 on sale about two years ago and I’ve been pretty satisfied. IMO the most useful thing is the real-time pace data for longer runs. Great tool to make sure you don’t get too zealous at the leading edge and don’t slack off at the trailing edge.
On indoor running/cycling/stuff: Difference between indoor and outdoor modes for stuff like that is the watch is either optimized to use the IMU or fuse in the GPS signal to keep track of splits and pace. ‘Other’ by default is probably just a catch-all that keeps track of where the watch is using whatever is available… if it expects GPS data but doesn’t get it, there’s your problem!
I’ve used the watch once or twice as lazy-mode navigation during a no-trail hike (no, we weren’t reliant on it, we were following a river upstream) and to jog my memory on which turns to take on a mountain biking trail system I hadn’t gone on in a while. Having a mini-map strapped to your wrist is pretty flipping awesome. Highly recommended if yours has the capability!
That said, loading that data into the watch takes time that I don’t bother with when I just want to grab the watch and go workout / for a ride.
Random Tidbits:
Pool swim modes can be very temperamental (with mine at least) and you just gotta live with the fact your watch will mess up the timing on one lap every now and then, or fail to register that you’ve kicked off and started a new lap.
Real-time pace data tends to differ somewhat from my friends that run with their phones and a running app. I don’t know which is more accurate.
To track heart-rate data mine uses one of those chest-straps with the AN2+ data connection. Hate that thing! Haven’t worn it since I tried it once! Is yours able to get that info through your wrist?
Mine has (most have?) a landmark/navigation feature that’s extremely useful when… well doing anything at all, but it leaves a nice warm fuzzy feeling as you’re leaving the car to go hike or wander around somewhere.
A thing I always caution people against is becoming a data-junkie too early. I’ve seen people just getting into running diving into the array of data tracking devices available these days and stressing out about losing 5 to 10 seconds here and there from one run to the next, or obsessing over distance or time intervals. Being able to see long-term trends in your performance and capabilities is fun though.
For as much as I love to ski… I haven’t actually taking it skiing yet! Would like to change that this winter.
EDIT: Oh geez that was more then expected. You got me going on data tracking gadgetry. 
Well I know what I’m asking Santa for come Christmas…
I agree. Nothing beats pizza on a chilly Christmas morning next to the fireplace.
Got the day off between shift changes, decided to have a go at programming a widget for my fancy watch(which is fantastic btw).
Gotta appreciate that NOAA AWC provides METAR’s from all over the world. just a simple setting, a single webrequest(as long as I’m paired with the cell phone). and you’ve got this functioning 
Strange innit? Schiphol has been swinging between no wind and a nice sunshine and COLD FOG EVERYWHERE. I was driving home two nights ago and the banks of mist on the highway were like hitting a wall.
The North Sea is never boring I suppose.
Lol. . Yeah my photo doesn’t show but the other direction towards the runway wasn’t the best
Anyway, just wanted to show a picture of a…
There isn’t enough Vulcan related news here…
Judging by the ornament over the gate…I’m guessing the Krispy Kreme castle?
North Carolina felt the power of the Dark Side last night…well…at least until bed time. (And what was with the O.J. Simpson size gloves Kai?)…
And today…I was shadowing all the politicians…first the VP’s plane on our ramp in CLT…and the pre-visit C-17 at RDU for the President…
A bit too health conscious for this crowd. 
Our 20th Wedding Anniversary is tomorrow. As I get reminded a lot by my spouse, we married on Día de Muertos 
Sounds more like a warning to me… 
Rare photo of Mr. and Mrs. Frog on their wedding day:
