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https://github.com/gyakobo/android-to-wearos-bluetooth-communication

This example serves to show how to connect and effectively perpetuate a tight bluetooth link between an Android device and a wearable WearOS device
https://github.com/gyakobo/android-to-wearos-bluetooth-communication

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This example serves to show how to connect and effectively perpetuate a tight bluetooth link between an Android device and a wearable WearOS device

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# Android to WearOS bluetooth communication

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Author: [Andrew Gyakobo](https://github.com/Gyakobo)

> This following example is inspired by the following publication(s): [website](https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/data/data-layer#cloud)

This example serves to show how to connect and effectively perpetuate a tight bluetooth link between an Android device and a wearable WearOS device

## Regarding the setup:

1. Open the 'AndroidManifest.xml' file and add the following permissions to both the Android and WearOS devices:

```XML

```

2. Remember to definitely declare the service in the "AndroidManifest.xml" file for the WearOS device

```XML



```

## Note:

* For both devices you'll have to in order to instantiate end-to-end communication you'll need to know each devices MAC address "00:00:00:00:00:00"

> Note: The following development will soon enough be deprecated in favour of Kotlin. Java just seems to grotesquely large and outdated.