On 08/20/2012 05:00 PM, Michael Meeks wrote:
> One issue is powering up bluetooth on Android: documentation insists
> that you ask the user to switch on bluetooth: one option is to add an
> item "Search for Bluetooth" devices on the selection screen which does
> this, or alternatively to just ask the user every single time the app
> is started.
I -imagine- that UX wise, enabling bluetooth during a pairing flow, and
disabling it again if we don't connect is perhaps the best plan from a
UX& battery perspective ?
Yes, as far as I know, you have to ask the user to turn on Bluetooth.
You could create an Intent to show the Settings page for the user to do it.
On the battery side: powering the radio down or going to lower power
modes is handled by the lower stack, at least for the first round we
shouldn't be too concerned about this, I guess (?)
Regards,
Muthu Subramanian
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