Samsung announces the Gear S Tizen SDK for developers

Samsung has today announced that the Tizen Software Development Kit (SDK) is now available for download at its developer website. This kit will provide all the tools to develop cool stuff for the recently unveiled Samsung Gear S wearable. The company has already been working with partners and consumers can expect to see experiences covering fitness, shopping, social media, music and more.

A few APIs have been listed on the Samsung blog post, so we recommend you check the list to see what's included. As well as the APIs, Samsung also boasts numerous apps that are currently available, including PayPal, Runtastic, Facebook, Foursquare and many more. What would you like to see come to the wearable?

Head on over to the Samsung developer website to download the SDK and check out the full blog post for more details

Source: Samsung

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