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Anyone know if Deep Blue or the Cosmiq dive computer is still around? Seems like there website is down and social media has been non-existent for quite some time now.
What happened to Deep Blu Cosmiq?
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Looks like there were not enough users willing to pay.
Deepblu app servers going offline
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Is the company still around? Are Cosmiq computers still being sold? Their main website is down so I suspect not.Looks like there were not enough users willing to pay.
Deepblu app servers going offline
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Divers Supply website has it as available, don't see it elsewhere
jellycatsdad
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They went out of business. My Cosmiq died a while ago, it took some persuasion to get mine replaced. My confidence is shaken - I’m saving up for a Tern TX.
For now, my DeepBlu is on backup status. Renting out a computer from my LDS.
For now, my DeepBlu is on backup status. Renting out a computer from my LDS.
jellycatsdad
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And no support either. The app was key to its function, but if you have an Android phone(and developer mode is enabled or side loading apps is allowed) or a Linux install, Subsurface can interact with it. The Play Store won’t let newer Android devices download it though - hence why you need to grab the .apk and sideload it. The Windows and Mac versions don’t play nice with how DeepBlu implemented Bluetooth LE, I had the most success with a Galaxy S10e I had laying around.
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