I wrote this article about reading sensor data from on a Smartphone with JavaScript a while ago. Those methods worked for Android phones as well as iPhones running on iOS 12 (or lower). However, with iOS 13, Apple changed the way sensor requests have to be made, and I decided to post an update to accomodate for that.
Continue reading Access smartphone sensor data on a website with the Permissions API (iOS 13)
Almost everybody has one nowadays: A smartphone. But how often did you come across a website that used the phone’s tilt sensor? More than often enough a website only changes the layout if tilt your phone. How cool would it be, if the background would move around slightly when you tilt the phone? This short article will show you how to read the phone sensors and how to process the data with JavaScript!
An updated guide for iOS 13 and phones, that support the Permissions API, is available here!
Continue reading Read smartphone accelerometer data on a website
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