The widespread adoption of Bluetooth 6 is progressing in audio products, with plenty of features to look forward to once the hardware catches up.

Bluetooth SIG, the organization that oversees Bluetooth development and ensures companies follow its standards, recently announced the new Bluetooth 6 standard. One key feature of Bluetooth 6 is ...

Now that most smartphones don’t have headphone jacks, there’s no shortage of complaints about Bluetooth. This year at CES, the industry group in charge of defining the standard, the Bluetooth SIG, is ...

Bluetooth is everywhere now. First released in 1998, Bluetooth has made its way into nearly every modern gadget, including phones, laptops, speakers, mice, keyboards, gaming controllers… Which ...

Wireless Updates: The Bluetooth 5 specifications were released in 2016, introducing features primarily designed for emerging Internet of Things devices. Subsequent updates were published in 2019, 2021 ...

The next generation of Bluetooth is gaining momentum after a slow start, and one of its coolest features is getting a name change. “Auracast broadcast audio” is the new branding for Bluetooth Audio ...

As IFA 2024 is about to start, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group announced the new core specification for Bluetooth 6.0. With this new technology, Bluetooth is bringing Channel Sounding, which ...

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — A scientist at Ericsson Technology Licensing has leaked the basic features of the upcoming Bluetooth 2.0 wireless communications specification targeted at personal-area ...

Included in Bluetooth Core Specification version 5.1, which is available to developers as of today, the feature allows devices to determine the direction of a Bluetooth signal. I'm PCMag's managing ...

In iOS 11 feature nitpicking today we're getting down to business with the newest set of toggles in the software's Control Center. Apple's documentation makes clear their intentions: allowing some ...

When you switch your Bluetooth off on an Android phone, you expect it to stay off until you enable it again. This is how it’s been. However, Android 15 may change that with a Bluetooth auto-on feature ...