Bluetooth is a technology that most of us take for granted in everyday life, despite it delivering reliable wireless ...

The first iteration of Bluetooth, version 1.0, was released with basic wireless connection capabilities but suffered from significant limitations in connectivity and interference handling. Bluetooth 1 ...

Bluetooth 5 adds speed and flexibility to its low-energy (LE) variants. It offers twice the data throughput of 4.2, jumping from 1 Mb/s to maximum bursts of 2 Mb/s. To add versatility, bandwidth can ...

The Bluetooth SIG recently released the core specification for version 6.0 of Bluetooth. Compared to 5.x, it contains a number of changes and some new features, the most interesting probably being ...

Bluetooth is getting a major upgrade. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has officially rolled out version 6.2 of its Core Specification, bringing serious improvements in speed and security that ...

Bluetooth 5.4, the upgraded wireless technology, offers longer battery life, wider range, stronger connections, enhanced smart home and IoT capabilities, and improved audio quality. Devices supporting ...

Bluetooth is everywhere, and it’s only growing more commonplace. What started as a way to connect dorky-looking headsets has grown into a robust wireless protocol that links everything from headphones ...

Apple appears to be preparing for future devices with Bluetooth 5.2 support, according to a filing in the Bluetooth SIG products database earlier this month. Among other possibilities, this could ...

One of the new specifications to appear on the new iPhone 8 and iPhone X is Bluetooth 5, an enhancement of the Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy protocol. Its primary benefit enables BLE devices (such as ...