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This app uses BLE services available on iOS devices to manage notifications, control music playback and check the iOS device battery level, without jailbreaking the iOS device or rooting the Android Wear device. This app is not a hack and has zero risks on either device.
- Apple Notification Center Service (ANCS)
- Apple Media Service (AMS)
- Battery Service (BAS)
- Current Time Service (CTS)
- Aerlink Service (ALS)
- Install the app on your watch.
- Install Aerlink on your iOS device.
- Launch the app on your iOS Device.
- Launch the app on your watch.
- Switch ON the iOS Service.
- The watch should connect to the iOS device.
Install the app from the PlayStore on your Android device and sync apps with your Android Wear watch.
Download the "mobile.apk" from the release page and open it on your handheld to install the app, connect the Android device to your watch to sync apps as you would any app downloaded from the PlayStore.
You will need to enable developer mode on your watch.
- I haven't tried this option but this app could help installing the APK directly on the watch: Android Wear APK Tools
- Clone or download this project and run it on your watch, use Android Studio to open the project.
- Install GitHub's APK using adb. You will find the APK on the release page.
$ adb install wear.apk
If you want to use Moto 360, check official article for ADB over Bluetooth.
- 2.0
- Built from scratch.
- Better connection and reconnection.
- Improved design.
- Reminders and Camera Remote (Requires Aerlink on the iOS device).
- Time sync with the iOS device (Requires rooted watch).
- v1.7
- New name and icon.
- New icons thanks to @santtiaga.
- Russian/Ukrainian languages and VK app icon thanks to Reseece
- Japanese language thanks to braitom
- Small improvements.
- More to come!
- v1.6.1
- Option to have less frequent or complete battery updates. When "Complete battery info" is disabled it will only show the battery every 10% or when it's lower than 25%.
- It now vibrates when the iOS device's battery is at 20%, 15%, 10% or 5%.
- Updated help card with BLE Utility instead of LightBlue.
- v1.6
- New way of connecting, more info cards, no more infinite "Searching..." loop.
- The pairing PIN is now displayed in a card too.
- Connection and reconnection improvements.
- Moto 360 improvements, a little more to come.
- v1.5
- Connection and reconnection improvements. It should automatically unpair and repair with the iPhone when there is a problem.
- v1.4.1
- Bug fixing.
- Added Viber icon.
- v1.4
- Icon, name and package changed to be able to publish on the PlayStore.
- More improvements in reconnecting.
- Bug fixing.
- v1.3
- Improved connection, reconnection and communication with iOS device.
- This version improves handling notifications and commands to the iOS device. Every notification should get through to the watch even in blocks of many.
- Remove advice to turn on ambient mode on Moto 360 (users report to work longer without turning it on).
- Moto 360 fix of last version is enabled by default on this watch.
- v1.2
- Another try at fixing Moto 360 problems.
- v1.1
- Option to turn on Color backgrounds.
- Option to turn off battery updates.
- Added Snapchat icon.
- Experimental fix for Moto 360
- v1.0
- Manage notifications, notifications should always be on sync with the iOS device's. You can also swipe block of notifications, delete single notifications and ANCS positive and negative actions are supported.
- Answer or hang up calls straight from the watch, I could not get the official "incoming call screen" on the watch to work so I created one inspired by the Apple Watch.
- Control media, this should work with any app that shows up on the Control Center.
- Get battery updates.
- When "Not Disturb" is enabled on the iOS Device the screen on the watch doesn't light up and the vibration is more subtle.
- Support for messaging apps, Telegram and WhatsApp. This will show the sender's name instead of the apps name as the title of the notification.
- Every notification background is black, it's possible to have a different color matching the app of the notification but I ended up going with a more "Apple Watchy" style.