Creating applications for small screen, low memory Android Wearables
summary
AOSP wearable (ws50) runs Android 11 with 1GB RAM and 8GB flash storage, a two‑inch touch display, barcode imager, push‑to‑talk and a hot‑swap battery; claim is that constrained RAM/storage forces different choices: prefer single‑task screens, limit foreground/always‑on processes, avoid wake locks, use splash logic selectively despite Android 12 defaults, and test ergonomics. Touch zones follow a 6x6 safe grid guidance, black backgrounds reduce power use, and remappable side buttons enable hardware shortcuts.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:54Mobile Vs. Wearable
- 13:31Wearable UX/UI
- 17:02Battery & Power Management
- 18:44Memory Management
- 21:18Optimizing for the Wrist
- 24:28Enabling Enterprise Use-Cases
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