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OS X to iOS communication via USB?

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Is there currently an Apple-approved (or at least tolerated) strategy to transfer high-bandwidth data over USB from an iOS device to OS X? Is this even allowed as an MFi program developer?

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bojolais Avatar asked Jun 20 '11 20:06

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Maybe peertalk is interesting. "PeerTalk is a iOS and OS X Cocoa library for communicating over USB and TCP."

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Mattias Wadman Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 06:10

Mattias Wadman