IP Address.dev vs Bluetooth UART time

IPAddress.dev provides a comprehensive suite of tools to help you understand your internet connection and streamline your development workflow. Instantly access your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, hostname, ISP information, and detailed location data. The app also offers device-specific insights, including operating system, browser details, and screen resolution. Additionally, test your network speed with our built-in speed test feature. For developers, IPAddress.dev includes handy utilities like Unix timestamp conversions and Base64 encoding/decoding, making it a versatile tool for both networking and development needs. Key Features: - Retrieve IPv4 and IPv6 addresses - View hostname and ISP information - Access detailed location data - Obtain device and browser specifics - Conduct network speed tests - Developer tools: Unix timestamp conversions and Base64 encoding/decoding - User-friendly interface for quick access to all information

When no WIFI is available this app can be used the send an accurate time and date. The app is designed to be used in my word clock project that can be found here: https://github.com/ednieuw and https://ednieuw.home.xs4all.nl/Woordklok/The app can also send and receive text. On my Github site examples can be found to communicate with ESP32's like the Arduino Nano ESP32. With the BLEserialPro and BLEserialnRF app from the App store and other BLE terminal UART apps a connectio"BLE-UARTtime"n can be made. When this app is installed on an iPhone the device broadcast name is the name of the iPhone instead of the expected "BLE-UARTtime" .