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That's too bad. Their Android SDK was quite good and they were very responsive with issues submitted for it. I used it at a Google Glass hackathon and working w
by lnanek2 12y ago
That's too bad. Their Android SDK was quite good and they were very responsive with issues submitted for it. I used it at a Google Glass hackathon and working with Apple's iBeacon technology was super easy - probably why they are being forced to remove it.
- lgleason 12y agoThis is what I used it for as well. If Android is unable to get Ibeacon support I can't see Ibeacons taking off.....As a retailer I would want a technology that the majority of my smart phone users can use, not 50% of them.
- untog 12y agoThey'll probably be successful anyway. The iPhone has enough of a critical mass of (important: rich) people to be worth people's time.