July 27, 2010

San Francisco passed a new law last month that requires all retailers to display the amount of radiation a cellphone emits. Predictably, that law is now coming under fire from CTIA, the wireless industry group. CTIA has filed a lawsuit to block enforcement of the ordinance.

June 30, 2010

Barely two months after its release, Microsoft has pulled the plug on its "Kin" smartphone. It is the latest sign of disarray for Microsoft¡¯s recently reorganized consumer product unit.

March 30, 2010

Verizon Wireless may finally be on the verge of getting the iPhone. According to a WSJ article, a new iPhone is in the works and that Apple could work onVerizon Wireless.

March 29, 2010

A new study from psychologists at the University of Utah suggests that very few people can safely drive while chatting on a cell phone.

What is Bluetooth?

Despite the fact that unless you have been hidden away in a cave for the past couple of years, you have heard of Bluetooth.  However, with that said and noted, although you may have heard of Bluetooth, you may in fact have no real idea as to what Bluetooth is all about.

Through this article, you are provided with a basic overview of Bluetooth.  Through the information contained in this article, you will be in a better position to determine if Bluetooth technology is right for you.

Keep in mind that although we are providing you with an overview of the features associated with Bluetooth, nothing in this article should be construed as being an endorsement of Bluetooth.  Rather, the materials included in this article are presented for informational purposes only.  The materials contained in this article are intended only to provide you with a starting point in regard to your own consideration of Bluetooth as a possible cell phone related product option for you.

The Technical Definition of Bluetooth

When it comes to Bluetooth and your cell phone, there is a commonly utilized definition of Bluetooth, a very comprehensive definition that commonly is used when it comes to Bluetooth.  That common, comprehensive definition of Bluetooth is:

“A global initiative by Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Nokia and Toshiba to set a standard for cable free connectivity between cell phone units, mobile PCs, handheld computers and other peripherals.  It uses short range radio links in the 2.gGHZ Instrumentation Scientific and Medical -- ISM -- ‘free band.’”


A Layperson’s Look at Bluetooth

Bluetooth allows a person more flexibility with his or her cell phone.  In this regard, Bluetooth allows for a person to use hands off technology to use his or her cell phone.  (Chances are -- if you are not one of them -- you’ve seen people with Bluetooth earpieces in their ears.  They can communicate via their cell phone units in hands off fashion through the use of Bluetooth technology.

Is Bluetooth the Right Choice for You?

If you are like many people in the world today, you are constantly using your cell phone.  Truly, your cell phone is your lifeline to the world -- for both personal and business or professional purposes.

Of course, for most people the 21st century is the age and era of multi-tasking.  Chances are that you are a person who multi-tasks day in and day out.  Chances are that you are always looking for solutions through which you can make both your personal and your business or professional life easier to manage. 

The Bluetooth headset perhaps is the premier technological development that enhances the ability of a person to survive in the age of multi-tasking.  In short, a person can be doing nearly anything when it comes to additionally dealing with a cellular phone call through the use of the Bluetooth headset.


   
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