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I am using linphone and siphon source code to make VOIP calls in iOS.
When I am using a wifi connection it is working fine, but when I make a call using 3g connection it is not audible.
Please guide me how to make it audible when it is connected with 3g.
The developer agreement forbids the development of VoIP software for 3G/Edge. Moreover, several mobile phone operator forbid the VoIP traffic on their 3G/EDGE network.
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I was trying to publish my app in app store I finished every process they rejected with some reasons, Apps are reviewed on an IPv6 network. Please ensure that your app supports IPv6 networks, as IPv6 compatibility is required. I'm not aware of this thing can anyone explain me what is this and how to solve this problem because in my mobile I tested app it's working properly.
Since this June, Apple expects Apps to run on IPV6 networks. Apple has started rejecting Apps which do no comply with this.
NSURLSession, NSURLConnection, AFNetworking 3.x+ all support IPV6
If you are using any other network libraries, please use below link to test IPV6 support http://www.brianjcoleman.com/tutorial-how-to-test-your-app-for-ipv6-compatibility/
Once you have made the relevant changes and tested for IPV6 supp
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I want to share files/data from my iOS app to other devices (ios and android), which have the application installed, through wireless communication. Is it possible? Please help me.
iBeacon is not for file sharing, for more information check this link
And about file sharing between Android and iOS via Bluetooth it has asked before here
But you can write an App that enables file sharing between iOS devices quite simple. Check MultiPeer Connectivity Framework
Also there are new technologies but I don't have enough information about them.
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Now I know this question exists on stack overflow but not in the way I plan to use it.
I'm an IOS developer and I love being able to share internet from my phone to my iPad and Mac for when I travel. If i pay the extra $20 a month through AT&T for tethering I will lose my unlimited data.
One of the popular answers or "raised concerns" is that apple will not accept an app that enables tethering. Well the thing is I would just like tethering on my iDevice and if it works out I would post the project to github so other developers can enjoy the benefits of non-jailbroken tethering. Also I would not try to publish it to the app store, i know it would get rejected.
So my question is how do I write a tethering app, not like iProxy, but more like MyWi or TetherMe.
I'm pretty sure it's possible because apps similar to that have slipped through apples reviewal process before.
Tethering uses private APIs, so it would be rejected by the app store. Also, AT&T would know, app or no app, whether or not you were tethering.
Also, only the Settings app can change those sorts of settings (and considering the LTE toggle, it's doing quite a bad job of it). On a non-jailbroken phone, only Settings can change Settings.
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Similar to how S-Beam works on Galaxy phones, could I tap two iOS7 devices together and use the RSSI to initiate a file transfer. I would like to share a photo by touching another iPhone.
Well,
It's possible to use BLE to communicate between two phones
It's possible to use Core Motion to detect a "bump"
So, yes. Writing the code to do all of this is your job. Note that BLE has pretty low transfer rates. You might want to look at multi-peer networking to do device-to-device Wifi.
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I am currently testing an iOS app on an iPad 4 with 3G running iOS 6. Part of the testing I need to do requires that I use the app when the iPad has different reachabilities (No Service, 3G, WiFi, Edge, Airplane).
Is there a way I can simulate the iPad to think it has no service other than me going underground and jumping on the tube. I have tried taking out the SIM card but it does not say No Service, it just says No SIM.
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Connect your device in Mac. In xcode's organiser allow the device for development if you have not done already. Once the device is ready you can see an option in your settings app named Developer.
That will have network link conditioner and all the settings.