Is it possible to connect non iPhone device (like Blood sugar monitoring) with the iPhone to display its data.
So my First Question is:
1.Is it possible
2.If yes can you provide some links for development or Example codes.
Thanks for any kind of help in advance...
You can get the answer of your question here
P.S. The link is same as it is on the comment of the answer.. But since I didnt noticed the comment and was searching for the long time. So for the ones who havent seen Brads comment in the question. I have passed the link in answer.
Thanks
Do you want code or an application? Search for Bump on the AppStore. If you want code, I'd suggest looking at the GameKit framework however I don't know if you can use that to talk to other devices or not...
I would imagine it's definitely possible. A protocol like Bluetooth or WIFI would be device-agnostic. I guess it would depend on the device that you want to interface with your iPhone. Do you have a device in mind?
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I have been looking around trying to figure out how crossy road developers and beat sports developers have made their remote controller "add-on." First I thought Multipeer-connectivity, but after trying to test it on the Apple TV realized the framework was not support, why? Makes no sense to me, but anyways. So my question is, does anyone know what cross road developers did?
Thanks in advance.
If you only need to create a software-based game controller, you don't really need peer-to-peer. I've used NSNetService and made my framework available as open source: https://github.com/robreuss/VirtualGameController
Core Bluetooth would also work but will not give you the same performance as WiFi (NSNetService).
Is it possible on iPhone to create a data connection by specifying the SSID of the network?
Is it possible from application to check the signal/availability of the network with specified SSID?
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STeN
What you're trying to do is sadly not possible without the usage of private (undocumented) API-s.
Hopefully Apple will provide this kind of functionality (with users permition) though i don't think this is bound to happen soon.
If you want to research this topic further the first place to check would be iphone-wireless - the home of Stumbler which shows a nice usage of MobileApple80211.
I hope I've posted the question on the right place. Not so sure if it should be here or in ServerFault.Nonetheless thank you for those who will answer.
So we have this project where we want to get the SSIDs and/or MAC addresses of scanned WiFi Networks available via the iPhone (can't change devices now, so no do it on Android answers please). Since via iOS5 it has become completely impossible for non-jailbroken iPhones to do so (not sure) because of new security restrictions, I want to know if the opposite is possible. That is, is there any Access Point available that can record the information of the devices that did a scan, and put it in the syslog?
Or can you please suggest another way? The basic idea is that the iPhone must get a data from another device (in this case WiFi, and we're also thinking about bluetooth) and send it to a server.
EDIT:
I've read that it's possible to get the current SSID using CaptiveNetwork.h, can someone provide me information about this? Thanks.
iphone-wireless project looks like it might fit the bill. Specifically Apple80211GetInfoCopy
I've got a question about iPhone developing. Is there a example code or tutorial for getting a list or maybe an array with wifi spots that where find in the current environment?
Check http://code.google.com/p/iphone-wireless/
It used to be done with private APIs, but I have seen a couple apps make it to the store that do this.
I would like to pre-populate a UITextfield with the phone number of the current iPhone device. Can that be done?
I doubt it and I certainly hope not. Imagine that I download an app and it automatically transmits my phone number to a remote server.
Actually it looks like it might be/have been possible: http://www.alexcurylo.com/blog/2008/11/15/snippet-phone-number/
hmm just found this post. The answer is that it can be done but we are not supposed to do it...
Programmatically get own phone number in iOS
tnx for reading
It's possible but it's not going to be approved for App Store if you do it.