<commit_before># GoUbiquitous

* [About](#about)
* [What will I learn](#what-will-i-learn)
* [Required Tasks check list](#required-tasks-check-list)
* [Rubric check list](#rubric-check-list)
* [Implementation](#implementation)
* [Todo](#todo)


## About

This project is part of the [Udacity Android Developer Nanodegree](https://www.udacity.com/course/android-developer-nanodegree-by-google--nd801) under the name - Project P6: Go Ubiquitous.

### Project Overview:
In this project, I  will build a wearable watch face for Sunshine to run on an Android Wear device.

### Why this Project?
Android Wear is an exciting way to integrate your app more directly into users’ lives. As a new developer, it will be important for you to understand how to perform this integration. This project gives you an opportunity to design a companion app for Sunshine, tying it to a watch face in order to enrich the experience.

## What will I learn?

Through this project, I Will:

* Understand the fundamentals of Android Wear.
* Design for multiple watch form factors.
* Communicate between a mobile device and a wearable device.


## Required tasks check list

- [x] Clone/Download a zip file of the [Sunshine repository](https://github.com/udacity/ud851-Sunshine/tree/student).
- [x] Build your code starting from the project in the **S12.04-Solution-ResourceQualifiers** folder.
- [x] Spend time exploring the samples built into Android Studio, looking for ways to incorporate that functionality into an Android Wear watchface.


## Rubric Check list
- [ ] App works on both round and square face watches.
- [ ] App displays the current time.
- [ ] App displays the high and low temperatures.
- [ ] App displays a graphic that summarizes the day’s weather (e.g., a sunny image, rainy image, cloudy image, etc.).
- [ ] Watch face obtains weather data by talking with a copy of Sunshine running on a device paired to the watch.
- [ ] App conforms to common standards found in the [Android Nanodegree General Project Guidelines](http://udacity.github.io/android-nanodegree-guidelines/core.html).


## Implementation


### For using the Emulator

*  Install the "Android wear" application in your phone.
*  Turn on the Android wear emulator.
*  Connect the connect the phone with the emulator by using the Android wear application.
*  While the connection is being established, run the following command in the terminal console:  ```adb -d forward tcp:5601 tcp:5601``` command

In general the adb tool is located in ```C:\ Users\XXXXX\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools\```<commit_msg>Feat: To use the Emulator Readme.md file was updated in orden to describe within <implementation section how to use the Android wear Emulator.<commit_after># GoUbiquitous

* [About](#about)
* [What will I learn](#what-will-i-learn)
* [Required Tasks check list](#required-tasks-check-list)
* [Rubric check list](#rubric-check-list)
* [Implementation](#implementation)
    * [Using the Emulator](#using-the-emulator)
* [Todo](#todo)


## About

This project is part of the [Udacity Android Developer Nanodegree](https://www.udacity.com/course/android-developer-nanodegree-by-google--nd801) under the name - Project P6: Go Ubiquitous.

### Project Overview:
In this project, I  will build a wearable watch face for Sunshine to run on an Android Wear device.

### Why this Project?
Android Wear is an exciting way to integrate your app more directly into users’ lives. As a new developer, it will be important for you to understand how to perform this integration. This project gives you an opportunity to design a companion app for Sunshine, tying it to a watch face in order to enrich the experience.

## What will I learn?

Through this project, I Will:

* Understand the fundamentals of Android Wear.
* Design for multiple watch form factors.
* Communicate between a mobile device and a wearable device.


## Required tasks check list

- [x] Clone/Download a zip file of the [Sunshine repository](https://github.com/udacity/ud851-Sunshine/tree/student).
- [x] Build your code starting from the project in the **S12.04-Solution-ResourceQualifiers** folder.
- [x] Spend time exploring the samples built into Android Studio, looking for ways to incorporate that functionality into an Android Wear watchface.


## Rubric Check list
- [ ] App works on both round and square face watches.
- [ ] App displays the current time.
- [ ] App displays the high and low temperatures.
- [ ] App displays a graphic that summarizes the day’s weather (e.g., a sunny image, rainy image, cloudy image, etc.).
- [ ] Watch face obtains weather data by talking with a copy of Sunshine running on a device paired to the watch.
- [ ] App conforms to common standards found in the [Android Nanodegree General Project Guidelines](http://udacity.github.io/android-nanodegree-guidelines/core.html).


## Implementation


### Using the Emulator

*  Install the "Android wear" application in your phone.
*  Turn on the Android wear emulator.
*  Connect the connect the phone with the emulator by using the Android wear application.
*  While the connection is being established, run the following command in the terminal console:  ```adb -d forward tcp:5601 tcp:5601``` command

In general the adb tool is located in ```C:\ Users\XXXXX\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools\```
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