There is still bite in Bluetooth's technology
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Harald Bluetooth Gormson, a 10th century Danish king, was killed in a rebellion led by his son. One thousand years later, a wireless communication technology named after him is frequently tipped to suffer the same fate, killed off by a younger upstart.
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Handset design is evolving as more features are added to phones, but one crucial element seems to be left behind -- the user. By Elizabeth Biddlecombe.
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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has unveiled a roadmap that outlines updates to the technology in performance, security, power optimization and usability.
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Bluetooth headsets, the tiny earpieces that make people look like they're talking into thin air when they're on their cell phones, have been a success story despite often being maddeningly difficult to use.
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Fans of the burgeoning technology, which lets users broadcast and download audio content feeds to MP3 players, say it represents audio broadcasting's future. But podcasting still has a long way to go. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Nokia said Tuesday its Wibree technology is becoming part of the Bluetooth standard, meaning the ultra low power technology will likely see much broader adoption as a result.
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Despite early adoption woes, manufacturers are still confident the WiMAX standard will take hold.
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Pro football goes long on high-tech upgrades like space-age pads and wireless headsets. The latest breakthroughs mean less pain and more gain for today's competitors. By Sam Jaffe for Wired magazine.
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Still holding for UWB The Bluetooth special interest group (SIG) is prepared to embrace Wi-Fi as a high-speed connection option while it waits for Ultra Wide Band (UWB) to become available on phone handsets, according to presentations by SIG chair John Barr.â¦
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The popular wireless technology known as Bluetooth could get a lot faster next year by taking advantage of Wi-Fi technology already built into many gadgets.
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Your cell phone may be one of the last  spots around that's relatively free of advertising -- but not  for long. Media and advertising companies have found a way of  latching on to people's handsets by beaming ads to them via  Bluetooth, the same technology used in some hands-free  headsets.
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Technology that can converge different wireless gadgets into a single device is discussed at a conference.
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A new Bluetooth headset claims a wireless range of 30 feet. In Gear Factor.
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Just days after Broadcom demoed a chip with integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and FM reception, competitor Texas Instruments answered back with a better integrated chip that adds Bluetooth 2.1 and 802.11n.
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The Microsoft music player's much-ballyhooed wireless sharing feature only makes sense if you can locate other users. But the gadget's earliest adopters can't seem to find each other. In Listening Post.
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Luckily, designers still recognize the need for volume.
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Design and performance issues hold back this very cool idea.