Bluetooth 7 is here, and each new specification from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) offers a glimpse of what we ...

The Bluetooth Group has announced a new standard. Here's how it works and when you can expect to benefit from it.

According to Apple’s security notes, vulnerabilities can allow attackers to establish a Bluetooth connection without user ...

Even though the mouse works on the Mac, it does not appear in the Bluetooth list of Windows opened in Parallels Desktop. In such cases, identifying what you want to use in Windows will help you ...

Apple’s “Find My” service allows users to track their missing devices by leveraging a worldwide network of location-aware iGadgets. With millions of iPhones and Macs out in the wild listening for the ...

Bluetooth 6, released in late 2024, is the latest version of the short-range wireless standard. Instead of introducing faster speeds or huge improvements in range, this Bluetooth version focuses on ...

Windows 11 Shared Audio lets two Bluetooth headphones play at once, but not on every laptop. Learn the compatibility requirements and setup steps.

There's a certain appeal to using an old iPod, but outdated features can be hard to live with today. A new upgrade wants to ...

Bluetooth is a wireless technology that uses low-energy radio waves to send wireless data between Bluetooth-enabled devices. It's similar to Wi-Fi in that it operates over radio waves. However, ...

Apple’s new iOS 14.4 update, which rolled out to everyone Tuesday, gives us the ability to classify Bluetooth devices and accessories for the first time. Doing so helps make them work even better with ...

iOS 14.4 has arrived for all users and one of the new features is the option to classify your Bluetooth accessories as a specific type of device. Read along for why and how to label Bluetooth devices ...

Three switches on a phone’s settings screen stay on all day for most owners: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and location. The National Security Agency’s mobile guidance asks people to turn each of them off whenever ...