Over six years after development started, Bluetooth SIG’s Advanced Audio Distribution profile (A2DP) is now making its way on to wireless devices. The purpose of A2DP is to enable stereo output for wireless headphones.
A2DP is not particularly popular at the moment, but some people will begin to cotton on to the fact that if [...]

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The Bluetooth SIG has aimed from the start to ensure that developers and users do not concern themselves with updated version of the Bluetooth specification, but rather concern themselves on implementation of the existing Bluetooth 1.1 spec and the use/development of profiles. However, the recent release of cores based on preliminary Bluetooth 1.2 and speculation [...]

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As technology marches forward, cell phone users expect more and more functionality from their phones. While this functionality has been provided in many ways by Bluetooth and wireless technology, there is still a long way to go before users realize the level of ease-of-use and that is displayed in science fiction episodes in movies such [...]

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Wireless technology has been all around us for many years. The evolution of wireless technology has surprised many, all the while people have embraced the new waves of technology as they come. One such form of wireless technology that has truly changed the way that many people talk is the Bluetooth technology.
 
Bluetooth technology has been [...]

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