Wearables
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In this Android Wear tutorial, Simon Codrington shows how to co connect to web services and load data to a wearable.
Ariel looks at connecting up the Microsoft Band SDK to various app platforms including iOS, Android and the Universal Windows Platform.
Cate Lawrence looks at 6 ways wearables are moving inside our bodies from subcutaneous implants to biohacking and much more.
Cate Lawrence looks at wearables in the workplace as a means for surveillance of workers and wonders how effect they are.
Patrick Catanzariti covers how to include images in Pebble apps across the three Pebble platforms, Aplite, Basalt and Chalk.
Cate Lawrence looks at 6 ideas for those creating or thinking of creating wearables in todays most hyped but misunderstood tech market.
Patrick Catanzariti provides guidance on using the new Pebble Dictation API with a demo that sends dictated messages to Slack via IFTTT.
Cate Lawrence tackles the subject of wearables for women and wonders if the new wave of devices will finally unite creators and consumers.
Patrick Catanzariti provides an overview of various smartwatch platforms available for developers in 2015.
Mohammed Safwat starts a two part tutorial on comparing the methods for communicating between a WatchKit extension and its host iOS app.
Patrick Catanzariti gives the lowdown on the Pebble Time Round, what it means for developers and some tips for developing on the new platform.
We track the evolution of the smartwatch and explore what the future holds for the design of wearable screens. Could the smartwatch replace the smartphone?
A. Hasan looks at the increasing rise of health improvement caused by Apple Watch but wonders if this comes with a price.
Huan Liu discusses the principles behind designing for always on watch apps that need constant access to the device hardware.
The Pebble Time arranges notifications in chronological order on a timeline. Dimitri Lau shows how to push information to the Timeline directly using JSON.
Brett Romero introduces current iOS developers to how to develop for Apple's WatchKit.
How does UX change when we take our apps from PCs and phones to our walls and whitegoods? Alex Brisbourne looks at how UX effects the internet of things.
Abder-Rahman Ali takes a deeper look at Apple's new ResearchKit and wonders what its real impact will be.
Patrick Catanzariti explains what developers can look forward to in the new Pebble Time Watch.
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly with phone and software developers creating something new almost every day. Khurram looks at what 2015 has in store.
Now CES is well and truly over, Charles Costa takes a moment to reflect on the trends that emerged for wearble application developers.
Tim Evko argues that the wearable revolution could be no more than a passing fad — and web developers shouldn't waste their time.
Fax Quintus tells us the story of how his startup came up with the software and hardware to make mobile Virtual Reality… A Reality.
Charles Costa discusses some must-know trends for software development professionals in 2015 that he picked up at CEA Innovate 2014.
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From Monaco to New York to Chicago, type has often been linked to cities. Apple's newest typeface San Francisco, takes a big city into small places.
Patrick Catanzariti shows how to submit your freshly created pebble app to the platforms app store.
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Spark OS is a new operating system designed to make IoT development easier. We take a look at how it works and what it can do.
New iPhones, a new smartwatch, NFC payments: a round-up of everything Apple announced in its big September event.