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This document provides an introduction to Manuel Vicente Vivo and discusses Android Wear. It outlines why Android Wear came to existence, its design principles and structure, notifications and applications, technical considerations, new features from Google I/O 2015, and the 1.3 update. It also briefly mentions other wearable platforms like Apple WatchOS and Tizen. The document aims to educate about Android Wear development and opportunities in the wearables market.
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- Key project folders include java for code, res for resources like images/layouts/values, and activities represent single app screens.
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- 1. An Introduction to Manuel Vicente Vivo @manuelvicnt
- 2. Why it came to life?
- 3. How can Android Wear mitigate this situation?
- 4. Same ecosystem, Different purposes
- 5. Purposes Forever Last Year Last Month Now
- 6. Why Android Wear? • It’s completely different from the tech we use. • Opportunities in the market and companies know it.
- 7. Recipe for success • First of all… Think “Actions” … not Applications
- 8. Recipe for success • In your mobile app, the Content is your strength. Content Context
- 9. Recipe for success • Launched automatically: timely, relevant and very specific. • Glanceable: fast, sharp and immediate. • Zero or low interaction: focused on simple interactions.
- 10. Design Principles • Don’t stop the user. • Design for big gestures.
- 11. Example: Design for big gestures • Duolingo
- 12. Design Principles • Think about stream cards first. • Do one thing, really fast. • Design for the corner of the eye. • Don’t be a constant shoulder tapper.
- 13. Wearable App structure • People are used to interact with Android Wear in a grid/ matrix mode.
- 14. Different approach • Shazam, Tinder, Amazon …
- 15. As always, Learn from Google
- 16. Development point of view ApplicationsNotifications
- 17. Notifications out of the box • Bridged and contextual. • Improve them for the watch with a bit more of code.
- 19. Applications • Data Sync. • Custom Layouts. • Voice actions.
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- 22. New features from Google I/O 2015 • Always-on feature • Draw emojis
- 23. New features from Google I/O 2015 • WiFi & GPS. • New Launcher (avoid a lot of vertical scrolling).
- 24. New features from Google I/O 2015 • Wrist gestures (depending on the direction you want to go).
- 25. New 1.3 Android Wear update • Google Translate on your wrist • Interactive Watch faces
- 26. New 1.3 Android Wear update • Together • iOS compatible
- 27. Devices
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