In Apple's Local and Push Notification Programming Guide, it says:
Each application on a device is limited to the soonest-firing 64 scheduled local notifications. The operating system discards notifications that exceed this limit. It considers a recurring notification to be a single notification. LINK
However, in the iOS Application Programming Guide, it says
Listing 4-3 shows an example that schedules a single alarm using a date and time that is set by the user. This example configures only one alarm at a time and cancels the previous alarm before scheduling a new one. (Your own applications can have no more than 128 local notifications active at any given time, any of which can be configured to repeat at a specified interval.) LINK
Which of these is true? Do I get 64 notifications or 128 notifications?