Hi Forum users ....
We are building an iOS application that receives data from a wearable device running the latest android wear version (V2).
How is the data transferred between the android wear to the iOS?
Do you have any examples, protocols, tutorials or articles you can share with me?
Any information regarding on how the data is transferred will be very helpful
Thanks,
Michael
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Hey guys
I'm an entrepreneur from Brisbane, Australia. I'm looking into introducing a new product and am wondering if you guys would be able to help me clarify a few questions. I have to add I have no idea what so ever about programming languages or whats possible or not. I just going to post my vision of the application I will need and hope some of you guys can tell me what of that will be possible, what not and how much effort / money it would take to realise.
Firstly of all and most importantly I need the the Phone application to work with several other systems which would be at the moment : - Iphone, Windows Mobile, Blackberry Android, a Website interface, Windows Vista / 7 and Mac OS. I need this to work in two ways. One for the user to sync their data on different apps and secondly for the admin to receive and send data from the main system (that would be working on Windows or Mac)
On first interface the user would have to log in with a username and password, high security would be welcome, after the log in the general interface should be offering the user a booking request form with the ability to use a saved lists of items which have been previously use / prepared but also a interface for add one or editing
It also should offer a open bookings lists and the ability to edit this lists. This should also be able to be synced to the other systems. A third interface showing a history and updates should be also available.
If possible it should offer different accounts and groups where admins can edit the bookings of other users. If this is possible it also should offer a control for the admins which shows bookings and history of other group users.
I would like this obviously to be a professional looking app which offers a good service and is secure and bug free. If anyone has an idea if this is realisable or what parts of it would be difficult or have to be changed please do me the favour and comment.
Thank you for your help in advance.
JPM
Hello,
If you're looking for developers for your project, please contact [email protected]
Example of similar (ok, a bit different but technical approach is the same) web app and mobile clients for several smartphone platforms is in my signature.
Hi guys,
There are plenty of proprietary messaging applications available for Android but I've been sitting on the idea for the last couple of days on creating an open protocol similar to IRC for smartphones.
What would separate it from existing clients like AndIRC is the ability to switch your phone off/close the client and go back to the rooms at a later stage and see the last 20 or so messages posted.
The big issue with the above is that it will be yet another chat network and it will be suffering from the chicken and egg problem where nobody would use it as nobody else is using it.
So I'm wondering if any rom developers would be interested in bundling such an application with their rom (for instance creating a chat room with other users that use the same rom). You'd obviously have a large say in how it should be developed and perhaps some branding opportunities.
Overall my main goal is to create an open and decentralized network that anybody can write clients and servers for - ultimately getting rid of this proprietary locked in mess that smartphones currently have. A big emphasis is on group chat instead of private messaging like Gtalk/SMS.
Any android/iPhone developers are more than welcome to join in.
Hello fellow members!
First and foremost, here's the link to the project: http://github.com/akshay2000/ProjectMirror
In past, I have experienced the problem where I wanted to create an app and needed to synchronize data between multiple devices. Look at my to-do app for example. It is always pain to write and meddle with the synchronization logic individually. Why should developer be bothered about these things instead of being focused on his app? Datastore API tried to solve this problem. Unfortunately, the Dropbox people sort of denied the support for Windows Phone. So, I created a similar thing for Windows Phone using Windows Azure. I want this to reach as many developers as possible. Please, suggest this thread to be published as news item.
I have created a library to synchronize data between Windows Phone and Windows Azure. This library provides an API to synchronize data and is quite similar to the Datastore API provided by the Dropbox people. Developers can simply ask the API to store an item. The item will automatically be cached locally and synchronized to the cloud. Also, the data created and modified on the other devices can be synchronized back to the local storage.
The project uses SQL Server CE for storing data locally and Windows Azure Mobile Services for storing data in the cloud. The developer has full control over what goes where. Also, the authentication mechanisms provided by the WAMS are completely supported by this API.
The whole project is published at GitHub along with example. Here's the URL: http://bit.ly/ProjectMirror
Please, take a look and help me find and kill the bugs.
Hi, I'm William and I coded NimbusBase Android, a storage solution that backs up all the sqlite data on a user's own Google Drive/Dropbox/Box. It's kind of like an open iCloud for Android.
We just released an beta and are looking for adventurous developers who wants to back up their user data on this solution.
Here is our developer page, take a look and tell us what you think. You can also email me at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Hey guys, just wondering if any skilled devs could think about this
What is iMessage?: iMessage is a great product that Apple uses to bring to and keep people on the iOS platform. But what if we could bridge it to android?
Situation: Many people have old iPhones (or can buy cheap on Swappa) I have a jailbroken iPhone 5. I also have an LG Nexus 5X. What if we could bridge the two and bring iMessage to Android?
Is it possible?: A while ago, some "enterprising developer" found a way to let android users communicate with iMessage. But all of the traffic was being pushed through a server in China. It was shady as shady gets. An APK teardown revealed some unwanted code abilities. But the point is that someone did it and that it is possible. Here at XDA, we can open source the code. We can create a clean, safe version for daily use. Just a little more DIY action.
The Idea: Use an iPhone/iOS Device as the host for iMessage. (The Android will handle SMS, but the iPhone will have no SIM and only send/receive iMessage messages) (P.S: Keep phone number attached to iMessage) The iOS device will most likely need jailbreak to execute the actions as it is far more locked down than Android. So the iOS device will likely sit on a charger, connected to wifi 24/7, acting as the messenger between your device and iMessage. Think of it as a translator.
You will also have an Android device with the appropriate software to connect to the iOS device over the web and send/receive your iMessage texts over the internet. The android app will either be the primary messaging app or a background app. Maybe it will even need root. I don't know. But if it's the main messaging app, it would be a fork of the default messaging app in Android and have the mods needed to connect to the iOS device running iDroidChat. If it's a background app, it will work with any messenger app and will simply act as another source of messages. Like a second SMS server/SIM. It may need root for this functionality.
The Bridge - A connection made over the internet between the iOS device and the Android device. The 2 apps will be encrypted with manual username and password entries. Both of which are entered into each app. The iOS device will host the connection (secured, of course) and the Android device will connect to it using the app. Once the iOS server is running, it will display it's IP, Username, and Password. Just enter these 3 strings on the android app to connect to the iOS server.
Future Plans:
1) An HTML implementation where you can type the iOS device IP into a web browser and it will have a UI for iMessage.
2) Pushbullet integration for mixed SMS and iMessage.
Execution: I'm going to say it up front. I don't know much about coding. That's why I am actively learning Java. But for this project to be possible, I need the XDA community. I will not accept any cash or profits whatsoever from this. I simply want to support the community.
My Role: I will keep the project in shape and help out devs as much as I can. Let's do this. Project Manager. yay.
Check out amphora Messenger on Twitter. So far it seems possible however developer is extremely busy currently. Pie message is also a working solution however needs a dedicated Mac computer, I phones are not possible