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Simon,
Sorry, cannot answer your question currently. However, the idea behind limiting to
25 kbps is battery-related, and that your app won't run less smooth when you are
running more than one app.
So, even if it is possible to reach 50 kbps, you may run into issues with the review
process when you try to submit an app that circumvents this restriction. Similar
restrictions apply to backgrounding modes (for example, you cannot initiate
background downloads in your app).
Etan
wrote:
Hi,
I have a somewhat common, but potentially confusing question.
From my research, BT Low Energy, without restriction and depending on the module, can and should be able to reach 200Kbps.
When looking at the what has been practically achieved as the limit on iOS, it's between 20Kbps and 37Kbps.
What if you use two different modules in the same app?
Is the total throughput capped per connection or is it per app? For example, if I have two connections running at 25Kbps, would I effectively reach 50Kbps, so that they don't interfere?
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