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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wkevinw:
OK.

I am using an ASUS Zenwatch 2. The problem you may be having with the BeeLink .apk is the .apk file listed in the original link will only work on the full Android device - usually a phone. If you have an Android phone, just install the linked/downloaded .apk file there - it will show up on the watch a few minutes later.

If you are using an iPhone, you can't do that. The .apk file you need to ADB to the watch is embedded in the downloaded .apk. Open it with WinZip or 7Zip and you will find another .apk in the res/raw folder (android_wear_micro_apk.apk). You need to extract that file and load that one into the watch with ADB. After that, it will show up when you swipe right to left across the watch in the list of apps (Settings, Flashlight, Agenda, ...). Then just tap on it to open it.

But if you are using an Android phone and an iPhone I am pretty sure this won't help. See my next reply.

Kevin
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wkevinw:
I am using the ASUS Zenwatch 2.

Not trying to be a wise guy (maybe a little), but have you actually tried any of this? You really probably shouldn't be posting guides or help unless you can actually test this stuff first.

I am 99.4% sure (OK - maybe 50.1%) that this process won't work where one phone is Android and one is an iPhone. Each Android Wear app on the phone device seems to totally load/replace many unique customizations onto the watch besides just the ...gms settings. For instance, on the ASUS, with Android there is a WiFi setting and ability to join networks, and there are several options on the Bluetooth menu. On the iPhone there is no WiFi option at all and the Bluetooth settings are completely different. So I don't think at this point it is possible to interchange the two environments without a factory reset.

This may possibly work when both phone devices are running Android, but it absolutely hasn't worked for me when any of the devices are using Android Wear for iOS; even when both devices were on iOS.

Kevin
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
I've spent a good portion of my day on this today - being a complete newbee I've learned alot.

So far this works for me on 2 Android devices - sort off. I reset the watch to factory, paired my Android phone to it (has Beelink already so it transfers) I then cleared the data, and came back and launced Android wear on my Android tablet, beelink picks it up and pairs it - now the Android wear on the tablet's says updating.... and for a few minutes it begins to install apps to the watch that I didnt have on my phone. so I can see it 's actually paired however it stays stuck at updating... nothing else happens. ***EDIT***: I closed the Android wear app on the tablet - restarted the wath and it paired without any problems, so confirmed that this does work with two Android devices.

ALso no success when trying to pair the iphone. The android app on the iphone does not find the watch.

Before I did the above, I had the watch paired to my iPhone and sideloaded beelink, I then tried to pair it to my Android phone using Beelink. Beelink found the phone, paired it and then got stuck in the same part of just showing updaiting....

I think we are almost there but I however im not a developer so thats how far I can get.

Hopefully someone with the right skill set can jump in for some help.

:eek:

Thanks
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] kakocr2000:
I'm so sorry, it worked well for me, and that's why I wanted to post this here.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wkevinw:
Did you get this to work with two Android phones, two iOS phones, or one of each? If you did get this working with any iOS phone combination I am willing to keep trying. I would love to keep the watch with the Android settings and have WiFi, but I don't think that's possible.

Kevin
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] speedme:
I want to try it on both my Android phones, but my business phone is not rooted (not allowed by company).

Do I need root to be able to ADB install the Beelink apk ?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] kakocr2000:
No, just ADB installed on your PC and Usb Debugging enabled

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One of each.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
I was able to get it to work on two Androids - non are rooted.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] steve_bk:
Not working on Moto 360 and Iphone.

Was able to install beelink and execute all commands. The watch never pairs to the iPhone after clearing the connections.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
I was not able to get it to work with an iPhone either - looks to work just with two Androids. (confirmed by me) I believe only OP was able to get it to work with an iPhone.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] steve_bk:
I am guessing that if you have a watch with a USB Connection you can probably be first paired to an iPhone and then run the adb Commands to pair back to android. That is just my speculation at this point from reading the threads.

I would be curious if anyone is able to get this to work with a MOTO 360 over Bluetooth, in this scenario you need to be paired to android first to run adb commands. This did not work for me.

Steps:

1. install beelink on watch

2. run adb commands to clear connections

3. turned off android device

4. tried to pair to iOS - No Go.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
Tried that - I paired both ways, first with Android then tried to pair the iphone, didn't work. Then paired with iPhone and then try to get the Android and that didn't work either.

Only thing that worked for me was paired with two Androids, and doing this will have the last Android over right all your settings and of course install other apps..
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] steve_bk:
So this is pretty much useless then in current state at least for iOS integration.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
looks to be - unless OP can provide a video of step by step instructions on how to get it to work with IOS - would love to see that.

Anyhow - I found another solution with Kevin's help - at least to get it paired with IOS directly and side-load watchmaker and all your faces. This was ideally what I originally wanted but I do know others here have different needs and several devices they want to jump around with.

http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/d...droid-wear-t3262448/post64182870#post64182870

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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wkevinw:
Well then I guess I owe you an apology. I just remembered seeing this at the bottom of your original post: "I'm not a developer, therefore I don't know if this works.". But you said in the very next sentence that you had gotten it to work, which I obviously missed.

Do you think you could retrace your steps and write down precisely everything you did to get this to work? Which phone did you start with, any feedback from the watch or phones, what equipment you are using (watch and phones, OS levels, etc). I would very much like to get this to work, but I could not get it to work after many, many attempts. Did you have to unpair, forget device or use the connect a new device option within Android Wear? I must be doing something differently than you did, so it may be required to do things in the exact same order as you did. Heck, after just clearing the ..gms entry I couldn't get it to pair back to my iPhone. I could get the watch paired back natively, but not through Android Wear.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kevin
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] kakocr2000:
I'm sorry, I'm not home now. As soon as I get (I have really no idea about when I'll get there) I'll try to help you. In the meantime, you may try this guide: http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/development/android-wear-ios-connectivity-t3052524/page105
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rkick07:
This link talks about Arelink. is that what you are using? I had this setup in the past.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] kakocr2000:
It's not what I'm talking about, it's an alternative.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
Was able to install and get Beelink to see both Android devices, and both appeared in Beelink on watch, however NEITHER device reported "connected" with Moto 360 in either Android Wear on either phone or within Moto Connect on either phone. Repeatedly cleared and repaired successfully, but the watch, while seeing each phone, does not communicate with it, nor do notifications pass through to the watch. (Tried multiple times on each handset.) Not sure whether I didn't do things correctly or it's a problem with latest Android Wear/Moto Connect version or latest firmware for Moto 360 (first generation).

EDIT: I rolled all the way back to start. With Beelink already installed on both Android handsets, I factory reset the Moto 360. Then I paired it with phone A (the HTC One Max). After it finished updating and synching all applications, I made sure Beelink was on the watch again. Once I knew the device was fully operational on the Max, I turned off BT, turned ON BT on the second device, REMOVED the watch (which had been there) and repaired. Now it works on both devices and I switch back and forth via Beelink.

Really stupid limitation, though on Android Wear. Do they seriously expect folks are going to buy a different smart watch for each Android device? :mad:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] speedme:
I just only came to it today to try this...

And I managed to install Beelink on my Gear 2 and both my phones.

Beelink shows on the watch and I am now connected to my private phone.

But whatever I do, I don't get it to pair with my business phone (for which this whole enterprise was the purpose).

Am I doing something wrong ?

I see my business phone however in the Beelink app on the watch and I can pair it with my business phone.

But as the AW app on my business phone needs first initial set up, I need to get it to run somehow.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] SomeGuyInOz:
Thanks for posting that info! I am planning on trying this with my iPhone and Android phone. I haven't tried it yet, and it seems that most here in this forum have failed. But I will give it a go when I get some time :) (I don't expect it to work).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] speedme:
I have also phone A full synced with the watch and Beelink installed on 2 phones and my watch (Gear 2).

Disabled BT on Phone A and enabled it on phone B.

I see both phones in the Beelink app on the watch, I can also send out a pair-request to phone B and get paired.

But the AW client on phone B will never see my watch to proceed and get connected.

What did you do to overcome this ?

EDIT : never mind, got it already !

For others : last point in opening post, needs to be done with watch connected to PC over ADB (set bluetooth to discoverable).

Then the AW client on phone B will see the watch and will pair.

When connected to both phones, switching between them can be done from the client on the watch.

EDIT 2 : uhmm....now I have connection with the AW client on phone B, but it is stuck in "Updating....." and connection with watch is lost.

EDIT 3 : Ok, got passed the "Updating...." screen somehow, but the AW client on phone B won't get connected. It keeps saying "trying to connect to device". Will still keep trying though....

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Another tip :

In stead of pushing the Beelink app to the watch using ADB, a simpler method can be used namely the app "Apps2Wear" from the PlayStore

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aheqab.apps2wear

Great app to push ANY apk to the watch and install it.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
At least so far as the Moto 360 is concerned, I've noticed that Android Wear itself does not necessarily ever see the watch, however Moto Connect does, and the watch behaves as if it's connected, even if Android Wear doesn't "know" it. Again, this is with two Android phones, one running a custom Lollipop variant (the HTC One Max) and a test M9 running Marshmallow (yeah, it's coming to the M9).

On the other hand, the Apps2Wear app looks very appealing. Will have to check that out.

My next project is to try to get the watch to pair with a 3rd Android handset (since I tend to test multiple handsets at a time).

UPDATE: That worked. A couple of things. (1) I did NOT have to wipe all bluetooth pairings on the third Android device, I just needed to be sure there was no Moto 360 listed. (2) I was able to run the second command (to make the phone visible) from Terminal on the handset; (3) Beelink saw the third phone and connected; (4) ONLY Moto Connect shows the device as connected. Android Wear can't figure things out. Finally, make sure precisely the same Android Wear apps are installed on EACH handset you want to pair the watch with (otherwise it will confuse things).

So now I actually have the choice of 3 different Android phones with my ONE Moto 360.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] samiphone:
Newbie here.

Pardon me if this question is already asked.

I have a iPhone 6+ running on 9.0.2 and also have the RCA Voyager II running on lollipop 5.0.1. Wanted to get the Moto 360 Sport (comes with gps). I wanted to pair with my iPhone 6+ for general usage and for fitness activity, wanted to pair with the RCA tablet as I have the Fitbit app on that. Motorola is supporting Fitbit 3 app on Android devices as per Motorola website. Is this approach possible? While going away from home, I wanted the 360 sport to automatically pair with my iPhone and during fitness training, i should pair with the tablet to sync Motobody data to Fitbit app.

I know Moto 360 sport hasn't launched yet but wanted to get some expert advise.

I don't want to get the Apple Watch.

Appreciate help.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] SomeGuyInOz:
Ah huh. And that's the key. That is why this will not work with my Huawei Watch and my iPhone - because the Huawei watch doesn't provide its own phone app; it just uses the Android Wear app on both iOS and Android.

Last night I spent a couple of hours on this. I tried various combinations of Android and iPhone with Beelink, resetting my watch numerous times to try and get the watch paired with both phones, but I could not make it work. I think this will have to be a trick for Android users for now, and I'd be surprised if anyone with a Huawei Watch has any success, since there is no dedicated companion app. Oh well.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
One CAVEAT, friends. I believe that battery life with Beelink is not quite as good as the "default" way of one phone: one watch. In addition, I'm finding on my test M9 (running Marshmallow) that Android Wear keeps popping up and asking me to connect even though Moto Connect and the watch itself confirm connection.

Interestingly, blocking the Android Wear notification in Marshmallow doesn't seem to make a difference; it still tries to remind the user.

Again, this is with a Moto 360 and multiple HTC Android handsets (a rooted M9 on a custom Lollipop ROM), a test M9 on pre-release Marshmallow and an HTC One Max on a custom Lollipop ROM).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ilanboni:
Hi, thanks for the tutorial.

I've got an iphone and I'd like to sync some apps (ie runtastic) with my huawei...I installed adb and I downloaded the apk of runtastic (and other apps) but they don't work (even if the apps are correctly installed they crash if I open them from the watch)...Do you think that pairing the watch with android and downloading the apks from google play store and switch to ios, these apps would work?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
I'm not sure anyone got this working with one iphone plus one Android, however it is essential that BOTH devices have ALL the apps that sync with the Moto 360; all the watch faces, all the utilities, etc. And both have to have BeeLink AFAIK.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ilanboni:
I first installed the beelink on the watch, paired with my iphone and executed the commands.

I switched off the bt on iphone and i paired with an android. It gives the possibility to do that but it gets stucked on "updating"...

In any case I can't see the beelink app on the watch...
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
Make sure you give it time; apps on the phone take a bit of time to download to the watch (and during that time, Android Wear has to work).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ilanboni:
Thanks...no, not working.

I tried both pairing before ios and pairing before android.

Pairing first the ios brings me closer to find a solution (I can pair both devices, but android get stuck)..

Pairing first android does not let me pair with ios....
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] makinaking:
first I've paired it with my iPhone and after that I've tried to pair it with my Note 4 but It stucked at "Updating...." what should I do?

(My Android Wear Device : Gear 2 with Android Wear 5.1.1)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] hgoldner:
I'm not aware that anyone has successfully used this technique to pair one watch to BOTH an Android and an iOs device. Only two Android devices. I'd be happy to be wrong about this.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] murkiness:
I'm using Huawei watch with both ios and Android at same time.

1. Connect andróid with watch

2. On android download "aerlink" and install

3. Disconnect android Bluetooth. (Very important)

4. On iOS download and install "lightblue" bluetooth.

5. Open aerlink on the watch and enable iOS services

6. Open lightblue on iOS and click "add" "blank" option. Just w8 for the device to find.

7. When connected to ios enable Bluetooth on android.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] twilliams08:
Tried this method myself and it works well - LG G4 and my work Iphone 5s both connected to the watch (an LG Urbane) perfectly at the same time. Thanks for the tip :good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] zard:
Thanks for sharing. My SW3 is now connected to both OnePlus Two and iPhone 6s +. My Whatsapp on iPhone is being received on SW3.

At this point, you can turn off the Bluetooth on the Android, in my case, my OnePlus Two. In this way, it means that the Android phone Android Wear gives you the control. The Android Wear on iPhone is not required, or in my case, the Android Wear on OnePlus Two can't connect to my Sw3 anymore.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Vispen74:
Why not use Aerlink at iPhone as well? Is there any problems with that?

Skickat från min Nokia 3110i med Tapatalk
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] zard:
My guess is because Aerlink for iPhone is not a free app.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] murkiness:
Youre right :p
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] zard:
Confirmed that Aerlink for iPhone doesn't has the function to work with Aerlink on SW3.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] steve_bk:
This thread should be closed or modified as it does not work with IOS and i see a couple posts in here talking about arelink where there is another thread about that.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Vispen74:
It is working. I run on this setup and using Aerlink on top. Using my Moto360 connected to one Android and one iPhone.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] zard:
This setup is great for me. I had also realised some slight issue with this setup, but it's fine for me, thus sharing the below points for the benefit of others:

1. Install whatever watch faces you want from Play Store

2. Some apps on your SW3 will only start working if upon fresh boot, you need to connect your Android phone once. After that, you can power off your Android phone.

3. The weather app on SW3 won't work because it needs to connect to your Android phone to get the latest weather.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ruhan786:
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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] murf1972:
Is it what you said?

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lightblue-explorer-bluetooth/id557428110?mt=8
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] zard:
Correct.

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I noticed that at times, it takes a long time and even then, the connection doesn't happen. After much trial and error, I think the steps can be changed to get more consistent and quick connection of the Aerlink on Android watch and Lightblue on iPhone.

Step 5.

Open Lightblue on iOS.

Step 6.

Open Aerlink on Android watch. Enable iOS service. Wait for a while, Android watch (depends on which watch you have, in my case SmartWatch 3) service appears. Tap on it, and it starts to connect. Key the Bluetooth code on Android watch to iOS Bluetooth prompt. Wait a while for the pairing to complete. On Android watch Aerlink, you will see "Connected".

Step 7.

If you have apps on Android watch that needs to be connected before it will work, (in my case, Authenticator Plus) turn on Android watch Bluetooth now. Check to make sure that app on Android watch is working. Turn Bluetooth off after that. If you want Weather app on your Android watch to work, then you cannot turn off Android watch Bluetooth.

New edit:

It seems that the original method using "Blank" is more consistent.

I realised that if the Aerlink on iOS is running, and if you had shutdown your Android watch and restarted (eg off for the night), the next time the Android watch is powered up, there should not be any issue to connect after Aerlink is started and to connect.

On the other hand, if your Aerlink on iOS was stopped from running (multitask and swiped off), you will need to unpair your iOS from Android phone, and uncertain case, unpair the Android watch in your iOS and when your Aerlink is running, and Lightblue is running, there will be popping up of bluetooth connection on Android phone and iOS.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Raintech:
Confirmed, working very well.

- Huawei Watch 1.4, Marshmellow

- iPhone 6 v9.0.2 (main simcard)

- Asus ZenPad (my secondary simcard is active here)

When a call received on iPhone, watch is responsive as expected.

You can start playing music on your phone through Aerlink

At the same time, Watch is connected to Android Tablet and I can still screw around Google Play Store, etc. install watchfaces, apps, navigation, whatever...

So everything is good and and better than expected.

Thanks OP, greetings!

Edit :

After one day use, I could say I've returned to iPhone-only pair. I have to take my home tablet (it's for reading ebooks) to work with me all day long. When I left it in the car and go to meeting whatever, that Cloud icon started killing the beautiful watch face.

I recommend don't do it unless you carry up your Android with you everywhere. Also it doesn't add much (except WiFi option). I have all APKs on PC. 10 mins to return fully after factory reset.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] arjunrk67:
Can i connect my G Watch to 2 android phone??

I am just confused what to do