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Customizing Notifications for Wearablesre paired. In other words, your handheld apps automatically display notifications on a wearable without having to add any code. However, there are cases in which handheld notifications are not effective on wearables as a result of the different form factor. In these cases, we can customize notificat

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Android Wear User Interface Essentialsffective on wearables. A ., for instance, should not be used in Android Wear because tapping on a list item requires precise gestures that are difficult to make on a small screen. The design principles for Android Wear (see .) remind us to keep user interactions to a minimum and to rely exclusively

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The Wearable Data Layer API, viewing an email you just received is useful and convenient but searching your inbox for a particular message is complex enough that it should only be done from a handheld. Additionally, capabilities that require an elevated amount of battery or processing should be performed on the handheld. For

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Creating Custom Watch Facesit contains and its appearance cannot be changed. As a result, many people own multiple watches that they use in different situations, depending on the functionality and appearance that is appropriate for each situation. In contrast, users can change an Android Wear device‘s watch face at any time w

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Glass User Interface Essentials a collection of one or more activities. However, our examples had unsightly user interfaces because they used . with a default appearance that is intended for use with handheld devices. In this chapter, we‘ll start by learning to use the??class to create interfaces with an appearance that matches t

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Gesture and Voice Recognitionluding tapping, swiping, and long pressing—and we‘ll learn several ways of leveraging voice recognition. Additionally, we‘ll learn to implement a less common way of interacting with Glass, head gestures. Let‘s get started.

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The Camera: Taking Pictures and Recording Videooth hands such as riding a bicycle or skydiving. Additionally, Glass encourages users to take pictures while focusing on their experience instead of on the camera; if, for instance, users are recording a video of a concert, they can simply start recording and focus on the concert. The Glass camera r