Bluetooth News
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Hair straighteners may not be the fist item that comes to mind when hacking is mentioned, but as more and more devices become connected, anything that relies on digital technology carries a vulnerability.
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Portable speakers are commonplace, the challenge is with coming up with something different and imaginative, especially to appeal to a younger crowd. The GravaStar Bluetooth speaker fits the bill.
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The Industrial Internet of Things continues to expand. However, progress can be hampered by data transmission and connectivity. A new device, from u-blox, aims to improve Bluetooth connectivity.
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Security researchers have discovered a flaw in Bluetooth that leaves almost every Bluetooth-enabled device vulnerable. It gives the attacker the ability to run malicious code. It's an example of what could go wrong with the Internet of Things.
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A Danish city is using Bluetooth sensors to detect signals from phones and connected devices inside cars. The information is used to record traffic flow in real-time, enabling officials to identify problem areas in the absence of actual connected cars.
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Bluetooth SIG, the organisation behind the Bluetooth standard, has announced the technology now supports mesh networking. The system enables large-scale networks of devices to be set up, letting Bluetooth drive masses of connected "smart" products.
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Imagine a world where city sidewalks can generate enough energy to power streetlights, along with additional technologies, like BlueTooth and benches that clean the air. Welcome to London's Bird Street.
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Bluetooth 5's key features and capabilities have officially been approved, allowing device manufacturers to begin developing products using the technology. It comes with significant performance improvements and enhanced support for smart products.
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The Inateck BR1003 is a compact Bluetooth adapter that lets any device transmit and receive audio wirelessly. With mobile devices increasingly emphasising Bluetooth accessories, the BR1003 lets you bring incompatible products into the wireless ecosystem.
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Inateck's BP1109 is a distinctive Bluetooth speaker that has a stylish circular design. The speaker projects outwards into the environment, making it ideal for group listening. It's a compact sound system that suits outdoor use at high volumes.
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A bespoke bluetooth app, designed to alert underground train users to give up designated seats for pregnant travelers is been trialed in South Korea.
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Wireless headphones are the way to go when you want to listen to music in private but a cable gets in the way. With no wire dangling to your phone, Bluetooth headsets like the Inateck BH1001 can provide a low-cost route to a more enjoyable experience.
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The Inateck MercuryBox is a rugged, go-anywhere Bluetooth speaker that packs a stylish construction and extraordinary sound quality into a tiny metal form factor, making it a great option to consider for any usage whether indoors or out and wet or dry.
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There have been rumours of an under-development iPad "Pro" for some time now. Over the weekend, new leaks have emerged that not only confirm the existence of the device but also reveal it to have an official stylus — just like Microsoft's Surface.
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The Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth speaker is a high-performance, portable wireless speaker for audiophiles listening to music while at home and on the move. It gives good sound quality while still being small enough to take out with you.
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The Inateck BK1003E Bluetooth keyboard is a sleek and stylish portable keyboard for use with your mobile devices when on the go. It can be slung into a bag and makes typing on the move much easier.
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The Inateck BR1001 Bluetooth audio receiver lets you play music wirelessly from a mobile device through any set of speakers. It is a useful addition to the home of any tech-lover and can also be used while on the move.
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The iClever IC-BTS02 is an ultra-portable, high-quality Bluetooth speaker that is small enough to sling into a bag while still delivering an enjoyable sound experience. It can also be used to take calls with its built-in mic.
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SmartMat, a blue-toothed equipped, sensor-heavy yoga mat, can teach and correct your postures, besides being just a standard mat.
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A new innovative bra designed in Japan uses Bluetooth to only unhook itself for the "true love" in your life, according to the claim of its manufacturer.
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A budding discovery courtesy of research teams at Lund University in Sweeden may open the door to defeating deadly, antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Tired of those speakers that just sit around like cylinders? Well then, get yourself the Om/One, a gravity-defying gadget that will play your music while it levitates in the air.
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Developer Aleksandr Semenov has created a way to get free movies for buying beer. Bluetooth technology reads information on the bottle and unlocks movies on your computer. You only need to tap it on a sensor to make it work.
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A recent report from industry analyst J.D. Power suggests that buyers are questioning the benefits of increasing technology in vehicles.
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Tokyo -
Have you ever wished that you could go through life like a movie character, with all the sound effects support to let people know exactly what was going on in your life? Well, a Japanese start-up company may bring your fantasies to reality.
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Two Spanish entrepreneurs have come up with a Google Glass-style technology, with a "hipster fashion sensibility." The Bluetooth-driven ION glasses will interact with your smartphone or tablet and keep you up to date, wherever you are.
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Berkley -
Forgetting your passwords, or having them stolen, could soon become a thing of the past; soon you’ll just have to store them in your thoughts.
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Sydney -
The new offerings for 2013 are looking like the last few years- More toys, more novelty, more hardware, and nothing at all for work-related productivity. For the easily impressed, these may buy a childish wow moment, but so what?
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Bluetooth surprises the public again with the development of an interestingly weird device known as the glove. That's right, Bluetooth integrated with a glove.
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Chinese researchers at Zhejiang University have developed a system, called FlyingBuddy2 that allows users to control drones with their thoughts. Sound too much like SciFi? Read on.
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The Inateck BP2101 MercuryBox Bluetooth speaker
The Inateck BK1003E ultra-slim universal Bluetooth keyboard
The Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth speaker
Inateck BP1109 wireless speaker Inateck
File photo of an Om/One prototype speaker that floats in the air and spins while it plays music. Om Audio
The Inateck BP2101 MercuryBox Bluetooth speaker
Bluetooth 5 delivers significant speed and range improvements Bluetooth SIG
Marketing shot of the Inateck BH1001 Bluetooth headset Inateck
Marketing shot of the Inateck BH1001 Bluetooth headset Inateck
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
Bluetooth Mesh Networking Bluetooth SIG
Bluetooth Mesh Networking will aid the Internet of Things picjumbo.com / Pexels
Marketing shot of the Inateck BH1001 Bluetooth headset Inateck
Inateck BP1109 wireless speaker Inateck
The Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth speaker
Marketing shot of the Inateck BH1001 Bluetooth headset Inateck
Inateck BR1003 Bluetooth audio adapter Inateck
The Inateck BTSP-10 Plus Bluetooth speaker
Inateck BP1109 wireless speaker Inateck
Hands-free driving. Photo courtesy Avaya
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