[metcho6]

I have started an idea on the WP suggestion page. Please vote so that Microsoft will know SPP is needed by it's users =)

Proper Bluetooth SPP support for Pebble Smartwatch and other accessories.

[Josh Mackey]

I have started an idea on the WP suggestion page. Please vote so that Microsoft will know SPP is needed by it's users =)

Proper Bluetooth SPP support for Pebble Smartwatch and other accessories.

I do believe that WP8 already supports it. While I'm not 100% sure it is indeed the SPP, Apps can communicate over bluetooth to paired devices via a stream. So if it isn't the SPP, it works the same.

[profet]

Um... what?

Windows Phone 8x by HTC

SPP is already there.

[Josh Mackey]

Um... what?

Windows Phone 8x by HTC

SPP is already there.

Read your own link. It says: "SPP = Serial Port Profile (AT Commands) No"

However, if that link is true, I wonder what profile is used in phone to device bluetooth communication...

[metcho6]

I only know a little about this subject. However, there does seem to be a work around that exists, though official SPP isn't currently supported by Windows Phone 8. Here is a quote from the forums at the getpebble.com site regarding WP8 and SPP/Pebble Smartwatch support. Even if you have not ordered a Pebble, I find it important to the overall evolution of Windows Phone and the adoption by consumers.

"I got a mail from the Windows Phone 8 team about SSP:

Quote: With Windows Phone 8.0 developer platform, SSP apps can now be implemented on Windows Phone 8. Using RFCOMM, a developer should be able to get a socket via peerfinder and build an SSP implementation on top of that. This was done for a couple demos (e.g., Tim Laverty built an SSP implementation to control a Minstorm robot in his Build 2012 networking talk). Moving forward, the team is planning on providing some deeper sample code…and there are a couple community projects that are implementing SSP on top of the platform and publishing it. So while there isn’t a native SSP API set on the developer platform, it is now possible to implement an SSP solution on WP. As such, I’m marking this as ‘Started’. As such, download the WPSDK and give it a try. :)

is this enough to get Pebble to the WP8 platform?"

Link:Pebble