Coffee snob, student, and designer. Writes for AndroidPolice.com. If you look hard enough, you might find him inside a chicken coop. Initial work to port Android's Bluetooth stack into Chrome OS. The ...

Magnus Unemyr of IAR Systems, describes a tool designed to make it quicker and easier to configure and optimize a Bluetooth protocol stack for a project. Bluetooth wireless technology is one of the ...

French startup Tempow has been working on improving the Bluetooth protocol at a low level to make it more versatile. The company is introducing a new audio profile for your TV or set-top box. TV and ...

Researchers find four flaws in the BlueSDK Bluetooth stack They can be chained into the "PerfektBlue" RCE attack Multiple car vendors are allegedly affected Security researchers have discovered four ...

Android 13 launched on Pixel phones earlier this month and has since hit AOSP, where it will be used by other Android smartphone makers and for other versions of the platform. Now, Google has ...

Bluetooth last week stopped being chained to the low-power, low-throughput radio that has been both its strength and its weakness. New code lets Bluetooth applications now run over 802.11g wireless ...

Los Angeles, November 2, 2011 – Soundfreaq today announced the launch of Sound Stack, the company's latest and largest hi-fi wireless speaker. Sound Stack is the third Bluetooth home speaker in the ...

When you use your phone to unlock a Tesla, the device and the car use Bluetooth signals to measure their proximity to each other. Move close to the car with the phone in hand, and the door ...

OpenSynergy announces the release of its Bluetooth® stack, Blue SDK v7, implementing entirely new Bluetooth profiles that enable advanced audio streaming over Bluetooth Low Energy. A new codec, called ...

(NASDAQ: CEVA), the leading licensor of silicon and software IP for the Smart Edge, today announced a major customer win for its Bluetooth® High Data Throughput (HDT) solution including Ceva's ...

If everything was portable and adding new capabilities was as easy a connecting Lego blocks, what would you do? It’s a question I asked myself after getting my hands on the Lenovo ThinkPad Stack.