It's been abandoned for now. It's a highly requested item, but often times the requests are followed by "and can I get 2000 samples/sec so I can <insert use case here>?" and I have to go into a long rambling answer about how my bytecode interpreter won't be able to keep up with the data on the wearable. I'm hoping future versions of CIQ will have improved performance (*cough* native methods *cough*) so we can give full accelerometer access, but I don't want to provide an API that will only be a disappointment.
This doesn't mean we won't ever do it. It's just not something we can do in the way we want right now.
Internal app use G-meter to start, stop, pause activity or counters, short way to high-g, shock detector, zero-g detector and others. Maybe add method like this? Simple add to Ui.BehaviorDelegate onStartMove, onStopMove, onShockDetect, onFalldownDetect.
