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Thank you, apologies for the late response.<br />
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Do you know how many people (apps) an iBeacon can handle in one area.<br />
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Could one iBeacon support 2000 phones at an event?
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Thank you, apologies for the late response.

Do you know how many people (apps) an iBeacon can handle in one area.

Could one iBeacon support 2000 phones at an event?

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as its name implies an ibeacon is a broadcast so there is no limitation on the amount of people using the app in proximity of the ibeacon.
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as its name implies an ibeacon is a broadcast so there is no limitation on the amount of people using the app in proximity of the ibeacon.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have been trying to find out some information online about iBeacons.<br />
<br />
I am surprised that Apple do not seem to be marketing them that hard on their website... and i am also confused as to why you cannot buy them on Apples website.<br />
<br />
QUESTIONS<br />
01 - can anyone recommend a good website for buying iBeacons<br />
02 - are there various different versions<br />
03 - what range do they work under<br />
04 - can you plug them in or do they operate on battery only<br />
05 - if a company has an iBeacon in their shop, how does a customer communicate with it... does it show up under WiFi, Bluetooth or how do they connect to it<br />
06 - is it possible to interact with or prompt users that an iBeacon is available<br />
07 - a company called Estimote seem to be showing up for most results... what connection do they have with Apple<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hi,

I have been trying to find out some information online about iBeacons.

I am surprised that Apple do not seem to be marketing them that hard on their website... and i am also confused as to why you cannot buy them on Apples website.

QUESTIONS
01 - can anyone recommend a good website for buying iBeacons
02 - are there various different versions
03 - what range do they work under
04 - can you plug them in or do they operate on battery only
05 - if a company has an iBeacon in their shop, how does a customer communicate with it... does it show up under WiFi, Bluetooth or how do they connect to it
06 - is it possible to interact with or prompt users that an iBeacon is available
07 - a company called Estimote seem to be showing up for most results... what connection do they have with Apple

Thanks in advance for your help.

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