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Definitely a Fitbit device. I've searched as far as I can, but they don't seem to like anyone except their own apps talking BLE with their devices.

The only way to get data from a Fitbit device is via the Web API <https://dev.fitbit.com/docs>.

Without a list of Service and Characteristic UUIDs, I can only guess. Your device might be running the Running Speed and Cadence service , UUID 0x1814. The most interesting characteristic there would be the RSC Measurement . I hear the FitBits are special though; don't use standard services. There's...

Technically, Evothings can only be used to make apps for mobile devices like iPhone and Android. You would use the Arduino IDE to make apps for Arduinos, Uno and Due alike. We have a number of examples which include Arduino sketches. These sketches are usually tested only on Uno, but as far as I kno...

I assume you are referring to the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Evothings Studio for Windows. We have discontinued the 64-bit build since 64-bit Windows can run 32-bit programs, and 32-bit programs are often at least as fast as their 64-bit counterparts. Please feel free to upgrade to Evothings Stud...

You can't get the IMEI, but I think Cordova's device.uuid does what you need.

Looks like you're using Amazon S3. They have a guide for enabling CORS.

Add this to your <head>:

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<script src="cordova.js"></script>

We don't have a Kindle Fire, nor do I remember any previous users writing about it. We have not posted Evothings Viewer to the Amazon app store. However, the Kindle Fire is said to be compatible with most Android apps, so you should be able to run our APK file . Some quick googling finds a guide for...

The Client is a Cordova app. We build it, too, with "cordova build android". In one sense, all Cordova apps are browsers, since they all contain a webview. The Client is perhaps a bit more than most, since it has the address field on the start page and allows fetching pages from any server...

You run your app in xcode, right? Please check the console output (lower middle right in the xcode window) for error messages.

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