Developers Show What They Could Make if Apple Opened Up Watch Face Development

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By John VoorheesOct 15, 2018, 7:49 pm577 ptsTrending
Last week we linked to Marco Arment’s article critiquing Apple’s watch faces and calling for Apple to open up watch face design and development to third parties. By the next day, Steve Troughton-Smith had an Xcode project up and running that uses SpriteKit to simulate custom watch faces. Troughton-Smith posted…

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