What else can't they access? What about heart rate?
I understand if it's just in the beginning, but sure hope this changes pretty soon.
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What else can't they access? What about heart rate?
I understand if it's just in the beginning, but sure hope this changes pretty soon.
Gen one blues![]()
No, developers cannot access any of the watch fitness tracking capabilities.
The reason has to do with battery life. The 18-hour minimal use battery life would quickly drop to 4-8 hours if developers were able to constantly/regularly access these Watch functions (e.g., heart rate monitor).
So, is confirmed that developers will have no access to sensors such accelerometer?
That's pretty limited... Looks likeis tightening the developers hands, Isn't? However, I do understand the battery consumption concerns commented in previous replies.
Give it time, as the Watch's technology improves in future generations, it will open up more. Compare the iPhone 6 and 6+ of today to the first iPhone in 2007 and see how far that has come.
What else can't they access? What about heart rate?
I understand if it's just in the beginning, but sure hope this changes pretty soon.
Gen one blues![]()