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It's pretty simple really. It tries to do a lot of complicated things, and it's underspecified so it's possible to have compliant devices that behave wildly dif
by Mindwipe 6y ago
It's pretty simple really. It tries to do a lot of complicated things, and it's underspecified so it's possible to have compliant devices that behave wildly differently between vendors. It also rarely breaks compatibility so there's a lot of cruft for ancient devices.
- jeffnappi 6y agoThis is the exact reason it is challenging. There is a lot of variance in how each manufacturer implements it. You might compare it to the browser wars of old - you've got many different players adding various extensions in different ways etc. The actual radio technology and low power consumption are phenomenal, the problems arise mostly around protocol implementation oddities.