BLE Fundamentals
Core concepts and principles behind Bluetooth Low Energy technology.
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)Scanning for Peripherals on iOS Core Bluetooth
iOS BLE scanning doesn’t always work the way you expect. This article breaks down how Core Bluetooth actually discovers devices, why peripherals sometimes don’t show up, and how to build reliable scanning flows that work in the real world.
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)Building a Reliable Android BLE Operation Queue
Unreliable reads, writes, and callbacks in Android BLE usually come down to one missing piece, a proper operation queue. Learn how to build a simple, thread-safe queuing system that ensures your BLE operations execute cleanly, one at a time.
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
BLE Pairing and Bonding: What’s the Difference and When to Use Each
BLE pairing and bonding are key to secure, reliable Bluetooth connections. This article explains what each means, how they differ on iOS and Android, and when to use them to ensure trusted communication between your app and device.
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
Write Requests vs. Write Commands: How to Choose a BLE Write Type
A deep dive into BLE write operations: what write requests and write commands really do, how Android and iOS handle them differently, and when to use each for reliable, high-performance communication.
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
Android BLE: The Ultimate Guide to Bluetooth Low Energy
Step‑by‑step instructions for scanning, maintaining stable connections, GATT operations, runtime permissions, and reconnection quirks, enabling developers to build reliable, high‑performance BLE apps across fragmented Android devices.
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)How GAP and GATT Work — Bluetooth Low Energy Basics
GAP and GATT form the foundation of how Bluetooth Low Energy devices discover, connect, and exchange data. In this guide, we break down each layer’s role, how they interact, and what developers need to know to design reliable, well-architected BLE…
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