Luke Korth Apps

Pebble Connect provides an API and an IFTTT(https://ifttt.com/) channel to push notifications to your Pebblesmart watch.Users running older versions of Android (2.2 or 2.3) will also beable to use httpebble enabled apps with Pebble Connect.The source code can be found on GitHub athttps://github.com/lkorth/httpebble-android

Dislock (formerly Pebble Locker) makes use of the deviceadministrator API to control your lock screen. Enjoy using yourAndroid without a lock screen when your Pebble watch, Android Wear,selected Bluetooth devices or WiFi networks are connected and thesecurity of a lock screen when you walk away, causing your devicesor networks to disconnect.Using one trusted device at a time is free. More than onetrusted device requires an in app purchase of $2.99 USDOnce the app has been enabled as a device administrator, you canset a pin or password and have your device lock based on yourpreferences.Dislock does not support any lock other than pin orpasswordDevice Support===========Dislock supports bluetooth devices that maintain a constantconnection to your phone and show up in your list of paired devicesas well as Android Wears. It does not currently support bluetoothlow energy devices such as Fitbits.Dislock will not circumvent apps such as corporate email thatrequire your device to have a pin, if you use an app that requiresa pin or password on your device, Dislock will not work for you.Dislock will also not remove the pin or password on encrypteddevices. Dislock does not support pattern locks.Uninstall=======To uninstall you must deactivate Dislock as a device administratorand rebootFAQ=======Help, I'm locked out, what do I do?In the event that you become locked out you can visit theAndroid Device Manager (https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager)and change the pin or password on your device and unlock it usingyour new pin or password.Additional Info===========Read more and comment at http://lukekorth.com/blog/pebble-locker/The source code is available on GitHub (https://github.com/lkorth/pebble-locker)

A very simple app that turns your screen onfor a specified period time when you get a notification. Optionallyif your device is in your pocket or the proximity sensor isotherwise covered, the screen will not turn on.Screen Notifications is open source(https://github.com/lkorth/screen-notifications). If you have ideasor feature requests feel free to submit an issue or pullrequest.If you would like to translate this app, please take a lookhere:https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/screen-notifications/UninstallingIf you have enabled Screen Notifications as a Device Admin so thescreen will turn off after a notification, in order to uninstallScreen Notifications you will need to first open the app anduncheck the Device Admin option. Once this is done you will be ableto uninstall it.HTC One UsersThere is a bug in the HTC lockscreen that will cause the shortcutsto break and the lockscreen to be dismissed without unlocking. Theaffects all apps that use the accessibility service (Lightflow,Pebble, etc)http://forums.getpebble.com/discussion/5018/pebble-seems-to-break-htc-one-lock-screen-iconsIf your phone is speaking, try disabling Samsung TTS andGoogle TTS in your devices menu or check for an update to yourdevice. This is a known Samsung bug they have started tofix

Photo Paper will update your wallpaperautomatically in the background with photos from 500px(https://500px.com) based on your preferences.Photo Paper does not run continuously in the background like a livewallpaper, it only runs for a short time to update thewallpaper.Photo Paper is open source and available on GitHub(https://github.com/lkorth/photo-paper). Please submit any issuesor feature requests via GitHub.