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I would know if it is possible to connect CoreBluetooth with Android.
We have not, for the moment, capable devices so we cannot test.
I was not able to find a clearly answer to this question :/
Unfortunately, there are no Bluetooth 4.0 (which Bluetooth LE is a part of) libraries built into android right now. In order to connect an android device to a Bluetooth 4.0 connection, you must do it for a specific device, and that device’s manufacturer must have released a bluetooth 4.0 SDK.
There is an open bluetooth low-energy SDK for Android, but the list of supported devices is not available, and forum posts suggest it is very buggy.