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Very nice. What's in the way of letting it support the iPhone?

• heisenmink 15y ago
  Probably Apple.
• brandontreb 15y ago
  I have a solution in the works to interface with a Jailbroken iPhone :) Should be up in the next two weeks.
  • erohead 15y ago
    http://www.getinpulse.com/hack/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=104&sid=0a6c99ace19a54b0632312d1b8f7c722 http://www.getinpulse.com/hack/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t...
• zdw 15y ago
  As it appears that it's basically the notification/alert functionality of the OS extended to a watch, I'm going to guess that feature touches too much of the core OS to be integrated into iOS without a great deal of help/work from Apple.
• phaethonx 15y ago
  Bluetooth, except for a few profiles, is locked down on non-jailbroken iPhones and requires the manufacturer to jump through Apple's 'Made for iPhone' hoops and design in a authentication chip into the hardware.
  • technotony 15y ago
    Does anyone know if this is also true for developing bluetooth low energy devices or are they going to be more open about that?