What if…

you want to use a Zebra’s Android device mounted on an arm-mount and you want to control the barcode scanner with a wired button?

WT6000 is the obvious answer!

Note: the accompanying code is available on GitHub.

Note: The accompanying code is available on GitHub.

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Introducing DEVBITES, Nibbles of tech info and tech talk for developers.

In our first series learn about:

1. 1. Title:  Datawedge Keyboard Output  

This video covers how to use one of DataWedge’s most used features : keyboard emulation. This will allow you to utilize your scanner in your Zebra Device with little to no overhead!

Note: the accompanying code is available on github.

Summer is the perfect time for some cleanup, and I’ve some older content laying around my laptop that is about time I publish!

I’m planning to cover some long-standing argument that I’ve touched over the last few years as Zebra’s EMEA Software Consultant.

Join hosts Dan Quagliana, Head of Zebra's Developer Relations and Mark Jolley, EMEA Sales Engineer,  as they share the table with Zebra EMEA CTO James Morley-Smith to learn how you can define user experience and user interface by examining a meal consisting of a banana, a pineapple and a bowl of cereal. The experience and how you eat them each will be very different  - much like how one would develop. Think about it this way:

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