Socket Mobile releases updated SDK with support for Apple iOS 9

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Socket Mobile, Inc., the provider data capture and delivery solutions for enhanced productivity, has released the latest version of its Cordless Hand Scanner Software Developer Kit (SDK), SocketScan version 10.2.

The latest version is compatible with Apple's iOS 9 operating system, Google's Android M (Marshmallow) and Microsoft Windows 10 and includes many new features, benefits and improvements including faster Bluetooth reconnect times.

The SDK is used by Socket Mobile's thriving developer community of over 1,400 developers to incorporate the use of Socket Mobile barcode scanners into their applications. This latest release continues Socket Mobile's commitment to its developer community to stay compatible with operating system changes as they occur.

Along with support for iOS 9, the SocketScan 10.2 library is compiled with Apple's new Bitcode feature. By using Bitcode, the application delivers optimised performance for the end user's Apple product automatically -- when it is downloaded from the App Store.

Packaging tools have also been updated:

  • For iOS developers SocketScan 10.2 is now packaged for the CocoaPods dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects. The NuGet packaging tool which is also supported provides similar productivity benefits for the Windows platform.
  • Support for Android's Maven package manager will come in a future release.
  • CocoaPods and NuGet make the initial SDK download and updates seamless so our developers can spend less time managing their projects and focus their creative energies on building scalable solutions.

In addition, this SDK release includes a set of bindings that enable developers using Xamarin to target iOS devices to utilise the Socket Mobile SocketScan SDK. The bindings and sample Xamarin application will be a separate download available on the Socket Mobile Developer portal.

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