Sentences with phrase «wear sdk»

Google demonstrated its Android Wear SDK to show off select Android wearable functionalities.

Google only just released its Android Wear SDK to developers today at I / O, but companies like PayPal, Soundwave, Pinterest, Eat24, Lyft and Allthecooks have already announced their first experiences for Android Wear.

Apps for reminders, navigation via Google Maps mobile were demoed and a full Android Wear SDK is available to developers.

If you're interested in developing your own Watch Face, make sure to check out the Github, but also the Android Wear SDK which Google released last week.

This is of course up to developers to implement Android Wear support into these apps, Google can't do everything and now that the full Android Wear SDK is available support should be trickling down steadily.

Since the Android Wear SDK has been available for a little while now, developers have had the chance to put something together for use on any of the upcoming Android Wear smartwatches that we're going to end up seeing not too long from now.

However, Google is also releasing the full Android Wear SDK today, which allows third - party developers to add their own services and features.

Google has announced the public availability of its Android Wear SDK to developers, allowing users to create value - added experiences and brand new apps for Wear smartwatch users.

The developer options are still limited at this point, but Google says it will be launching the Android Wear SDK some time later on this year — specific date unknown — which will further open the doors for those who want to jump aboard this new platform.

Google made the full Android Wear SDK available to developers today, so they can start creating apps for the system.

Android developers can use the Android Wear SDK to write apps directly for the watch, or use the new APIs in Google Services to send data between a watch and an Android phone and tablet.

At this Wednesday's keynote, we expect Google to announce the full Android Wear SDK; share more details on Android Wear hardware pricing and availability; and even seed developers with free Android Wear watches, so that they can get started on building custom apps.

Google has released Android Wear SDK (System Development Kit) for developers to start developing new apps for the new range of smartwatches.

Google promised that by the end of the day, the full Android Wear SDK would be made available to App developers.

We should see a lot more about Android Wear at Google I / O later this month, but Samsung was on the list of partners that Google released when they released the Android Wear SDK earlier this year.

Not exact matches

The preview includes an updated SDK with system images for the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Player, Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel C, and the official Android Emulator, and there's even an emulator for testing Android Wear 2.0 on Android O.

Just yesterday, Google made Android Wear official and released the SDK for Android Wear at Google I / O.

Google's new Android Wear 2.0 SDK includes support and tools to make implementing all of these changes as easy as possible for developers.

Developers have been turned loose on Android Wear, but not all parts of the SDK are complete.

Android Wear was finally announced, with the full SDK released last week at Google I / O.

The SDK will be available starting today and will come with all the necessary tools to enable easy development of apps on Android Wear.

And by using the full SDK — which still hasn't been released — developers will be able to customize their services for a more robust Android Wear experience.

I / O would be the perfect venue to release the full SDK, which will allow developers to make apps that run directly on wearable hardware, and extend the Android Wear experience.

«More ecosystem and SDK focus is clearly needed if Tizen is to compete head to head in apps with watchOS, Android Wear, and even Pebble's budding developer ecosystem,» said Strategy Analytics» Raskind.

What we know about Google's OS is limited to a short, video - laden blog post, some enticing developer notes, and an SDK that runs a «preview» version of Android Wear in emulation.

The change doesn't affect the underlying technology enabling Wear OS, with the software still being based on the same Linux kernel used by the mobile version of Android and its niche variants such as Android Go, whereas developing and updating Wear OS apps still requires the latest build of Google's Android Studio and SDKs.

The company is reportedly working on a watch face SDK that will be released after Android Wear is updated to «L», sometime in mid-October (if reports hold true).

The Ionic won't do everything the Apple Watch or Android Wear devices do, such as map directions and allowing you to make and take calls from your wrist, but the notification and payment side of things is on the Ionic and there is potential for expansion as the Fitbit OS that the Ionic runs on - more on that in a minute - has an open SDK that will be available from mid-September, allowing anyone to create an app to work with it.

The first day of Google's I / O Developer Conference may have concluded, and we may know about and have access to Google's SDK (software development kit) for the Wear, TV, Auto, and others, but we are the last to the party.

Google has announced that the software development kit (SDK) which will allow developers to integrate Google's Android Wear platform with their own devices and apps will be available to download from later today.