We receive news from a good number of users who are having problems with Bluetooth connection in iOS 6 both iPad as in iPhone. It seems that the main problem is in the connection of the iDevices updated to the latest Apple operating system with third party accessories such as speakers, car systems, etc.
The technology website T3, famous for its annual awards for devices and which this year awarded Nexus 7 as the best tablet of the year, collects the complaint of many users in specialized forums where the topic was really hot. What many users complain about is that their iPad or iPhone they do not connect with those devices in any way or that, after a short initial connection, communication is lost.
Users claim to have extended this complaint to Apple and have received no response. However, some also claim that the problem has been fixed automatically.
You can take a look at this complaints thread to see if any solutions are offered. Some suggest reverting to iOS 5.1.1 but that's a bit difficult, but it can be done with a jailbreak to iOS 6 and Redsn0w.
T3 magazine itself has contacted the Cupertino company and they are still waiting for a response.
The truth is that this policy of silence with specific failures begins to be common with the company on the block, and it happened with the sounded Maps app fiasco. On that occasion we had to wait almost a week for someone from Apple to come out and acknowledge the bug and give some information, but not all, about the expectations to fix it.
The truth is that it is an ugly matter that should be tackled as soon as possible so as not to blur the presentation of iPad mini, its new 7-inch tablet, on October 23, for which it is already they sent invitations.
Source: T3