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Android
Wear
Arpit
Mathur
@arpit
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The
Android
Wear
UX
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Wear
App
Development
• Default
No:fica:ons
• Extended
No:fica:ons
• Na:ve
Apps
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Extended
No:fica:ons
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Source:
hBp://mBhsfrdrch.github.io/
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Source:
hBp://mBhsfrdrch.github.io/
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Source:
hBp://mBhsfrdrch.github.io/
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Ac:ons
and
Voice
Input
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Na:ve
Apps
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Capabili:es
• PreBy
much
Android
4.4
minus
• Na:ve
app
apk
packed
into
the
main
apk
• Data
sync
based
on
App
Ids
so
make
sure
both
Manifests
match
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Building
the
right
kind
of
na:ve
app
• You
can
build
any
kind
of
na:ve
app
you
want
but
most
people
probably
won’t
launch
your
app
explicitly
• Instead,
build
contextual
no:fica:ons
that
trigger
your
na:ve
app
• Detect
context
on
the
phone
side
of
the
app
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Components
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Sharing
data:
On
the
phone,
put
data
on
the
sync’d
data
store
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On
the
phone
listen
on
data
change
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Messages
for
fire
and
forget
messages
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Links
• Google
I/O
2014
-‐
Android
Wear:
The
developer's
perspec:ve
• Android
Wear
Training
on
developer.android.com