Garmin users are reporting that their watches crash when using apps that require GPS access and then get stuck in a reboot loop, showing a blue triangle logo. The company updated its status page ...

Garmin has shared new ways to fix its smartwatches that are stuck on the “ blue triangle of death ,” and says it has resolved ...

If your Garmin watch is showing a blue triangle, you’re not alone—Garmin has acknowledged that other users are experiencing this, and has published instructions for fixing it. The issue ...

Now, Garmin users may need to get used to their own version: the blue triangle of death (BTOD). Since yesterday, smartwatches and other GPS-enabled devices from the US-Swiss company have been ...

The watch remained firmly stuck to the boot logo, which many users have begun referring to as the “triangle of death.” Which Garmin smartwatch models are affected by the bootloop issue?

Some Garmin users have reported issues with a blue triangle appearing on their device and it getting stuck in a reboot loop. Garmin is aware of the issue and suggests turning your device on and ...

GPS is one of the core functions of any of the best smartwatches, so being without it is a big issue for Garmin users. Those affected saw a blue triangle ... until the Garmin logo appears.

Fenix and other Garmin watches reported seeing a blue triangle (the Garmin logo) on the screen of their device when they tried to start a GPS activity, leaving them locked out of devices.

though others reported still getting the blue triangle or Garmin logo. Late on Wednesday, Garmin released a new support page for resetting your Garmin which does require access to your computer ...

Several Garmin smartwatches are stuck in a bootloop, possibly due to a faulty GPS update. Here's how you can potentially fix this issue.

Garmin has acknowledged it and provided a fix: “We have resolved the underlying issue causing some devices to be stuck on the startup screen or a blue triangle.” However, as of 30 January ...