iPhone bluetooth and "Made for iPod"

Does iPhone display non-iOS bluetooth devices nearby? Or, does it show iOS + devices that are in the "Made for iPod" program? Or even, does it show all devi开发者_Python百科ces just that you can't connect to devices that are not in the "Made for iPod" program? So can a phone actually see non-iOS, non-Made-for-iPod bluetooth devices?

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Yes iOS (iPhone) devices can discover and will show all (iOS and non iOS) devices near by that are discoverable. iOS devices will also pair and connect / interwork with all devices (non iOS also) that supports the corresponding profiles that iOS supports - example Headsets for Voice , stereo music, Bluetooth wireless key boards, mice etc. Here is the list of supported profiles by iOS devices - http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3647

MFi (Made for iPhone / iPad / iPod) is specific only for accessories connecting to iOS devices via bluetooth but not using standard profiles. (Either because the standard profiles does not allow the use case or because it uses a generic profile like SPP to communicate to the accessory specific application on the iOS device)

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I can confirm that a iOS device sees all Bluetooth devices and can even pair with most of them, but that's about it. No other communication can be done between iOS and non-iOS devices.