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I just want to know that is it possible to communicate two different apps in different device. Like I have a sample app in device A App name A and in another device B i have a app B I want to share some things between them. I came across to GameKit framework in iOS but I made a app when it is installed in both device they communicate succesfully but what if apps are different and what is the size limit of the data to send it over bluetooth in iOS.
Any idea how to implement this feature?
Two different apps can communicate via Bluetooth using GameKit as long as they both agree on the protocol (i.e. if you wrote both apps, or you know what protocol the other app is using).
There’s no limit to the amount of data they can exchange, although there is obviously an upper limit on bandwidth (bytes per second).
Does that help?