I'm working on an app between an Android phone and Pebble watch. Currently, I'm just trying to setup a basic hello_world.c app provided on cloudpebble.net, but I receive an "Unfortunately, Pebble has stopped working" error. The website will then say "Upload failed. No response from phone".
This is particularly bizarre because I have verified the connection between the phone, watch, and website through being able to take a screenshot of the watch face, which does not crash the app and works fine.
I am using a Samsung Galaxy S3.
I dont use cloudpebble, but the command line tool should work similar.
I found that installing an app compiled with an SDK Version > 3.7 on pebble watch with old firmware on classic pebble crashs the pebble app.
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I am stuck with Android Wear Testing in Emualtor and my Phone.
I have installed Android 6(API 23) Android Wear Intelx86 Atom System Image in SDK Manager.
Create Android Wear Round AVD with required configurations. Now my Android Wear AVD is started properly.
Now i installed Android Wear app in my Phone and followed below video and steps to pair my Android Wear with my Nexus 5 phone.
https://support.google.com/androidwear/answer/6056630?hl=en
I got an acknowledgement saying "Paired" in my phone after enabling Bluetooth and sharing the pair Token. Soon after that the phone hangs at below screen and i am not able to proceed further.
Can someone help me how to proceed further.
For reference please see the following blog, might help you resolve the problem for real device.
http://engineering.naukri.com/2016/04/android-wearsmartwatch-app-got-automated-naukri/
I'm developing an android app which can push notifications to android wear device (watch in this case). I've no phone running Android 4.0.3 or above and 've no watch either. All I want to do is develop an app on emulator which can push notifications to watch on emulator.
I've followed and have created emulators with almost same specs as in this tutorial: https://kennethmascarenhas.wordpress.com/2014/08/19/developing-for-android-wear-with-emulators/
However, I'm stuck on step where it says: "Next, you will have to install the Android Wear companion app on your Phone emulator."
There's no google play app on the emulator. I've attempted to download couple of APK's from web (etc. http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google-inc/android-wear/android-wear-1-0-5-1630507-apk/), but it never installs. I can't figure this out. Kindly help.
I'm developing a application to wearable devices, and I had all working perfectly while i'm in debug mode using Android Studio and Wear emulator and also a real Wear device.
I can comunicate Wear->Handheld and Handheld->Wear, send data, messages and all, i can package the two apk's in one and both apk's gets installed on each device.
The problem is that only works while debuging, if I stop debuging and open the app on Wear the app seems to start but it remains thinking and 1 minute later appears the clock screen and all went to normal.
I think that it has to be something about the comunication about wear->handheld, but i don't understand how can work on debugg and not on release.
Someone had those kind of problems or know the differences about debug and release regarding the comunication between devices?
I'm trying to write a wearable app with custom layout notifications, however my emulator is not displaying custom wearable notifications properly. (I just get a card with a black box... it even happens on the sample app notifications).
I have a Moto 360 but since it doesn't have a USB port, I don't know how to deploy a debugable app on there using Android Studio.
Any thoughts? (Trying to not create and package and app / publish to the store to debug as that would be a huge waste of time if there is a way to directly package apps and ship them to the moto 360).
You can deploy your app on your smartphone connected via BT to your 360.
Follow this link
Android Wear BT debugging
I am creating an Android app which is using Google Maps. Now, everything works perfectly on emulator, but when I deploy the app on my phone (temporarily just sending myself the apk file via g-mail), the app just crashes when it comes to the maps part. All I get is the "sorry" message.
I'm developing on Google API 7 and my phone (Samsung Spica) has Google Maps installed (and working). How can I find out what's causing the problem?
Aren't you able to connect the device to your development computer and debug on the device so you can see Log cat messages?
You have to set
<application android:debugable=”true”>
in your AndroidManifest.xml