Situation: As soon as my Google Glass and phone connect through the standard MyGlass Bluetooth connection, I want apps that I wrote to run on both my phone and my Glass to start and create a second Bluetooth connection between each other.
Following Nathaniel D. Waggoner's question and solution here, my apps can successfully create a Bluetooth connection and transfer data. However, this only works when I unpair my Glass and phone so that my Bluetooth connection is the only one between the devices. If a Bluetooth connection already exists, my second Bluetooth connection will fail to be created.
Is Google Glass only capable of sustaining a single Bluetooth connection at one time, or am I forgetting to do something in setup?
For now, I'm working under the assumption that the Explorer 2 version of google class can only sustain one bluetooth connection at a time.
Please answer if you have coaxed that version of the hardware into running two bluetooth connections at once! Or if Google comes out with a new version of glass with expanded capabilities, please answer then too.