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Deploying Android Wearable Apps on Moto 360 for Debug Purposes

I'm trying to write a wearable app with custom layout notifications, however my emulator is not displaying custom wearable notifications properly. (I just get a card with a black box... it even happens on the sample app notifications).

I have a Moto 360 but since it doesn't have a USB port, I don't know how to deploy a debugable app on there using Android Studio.

Any thoughts? (Trying to not create and package and app / publish to the store to debug as that would be a huge waste of time if there is a way to directly package apps and ship them to the moto 360).

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chocospaz Avatar asked Sep 21 '14 23:09

chocospaz


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1 Answers

You can deploy your app on your smartphone connected via BT to your 360. Follow this link Android Wear BT debugging

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JoaoBiriba Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 14:09

JoaoBiriba