Tag: Bluetooth

Bluetooth technology has facilitated wireless connections between devices and the transfer of files for over two decades. People have widely used it since the first Bluetooth-enabled device was introduced in 1999. Since then, numerous versions have been released, with the latest version being Bluetooth v5.3. Each Bluetooth version has included incremental changes that make it […]

If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering whether you can use Bluetooth headphones with an Xbox One. Maybe you have a pair of Bluetooth earbuds or AirPods that you want to use with Xbox One. While Bluetooth audio is not an official Xbox feature, some workarounds exist. Below, we cover all the ways to connect […]

Are you trying to determine the best choice between Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 7? With the ever-changing technology landscape, it’s easy to get confused. Fear not! We’re here to help you make the right decision. In this article, we’ll break down the differences between Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 7, covering their capabilities, range, power consumption, and data transfer […]

Although Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 6E are both members of the wireless clan and use radio waves for connectivity, they differ in many ways, including range, bandwidth, latency, speed, power requirements, and potential applications. Bluetooth technology allows us to connect and transfer data between various short-range devices. Mobile phones, tablets, keyboards, mice, printers, headsets, and other […]

Bluetooth is not a new technology, but it has really taken off in the last few years. Bluetooth lets you connect your phone or other smart devices to send and receive information wirelessly. It’s easy to use, making things like streaming music or receiving call notifications on your smartwatch easier than ever. Bluetooth technology has […]

Bluetooth is a popular wireless data transmission standard. It allows two or more Bluetooth-enabled devices to share data, voice, or video without a cable. In Windows 10, turning on Bluetooth is quite easy. You may turn on Bluetooth using the wireless connectivity menus. Or, you can use Command Prompt to set the output mode of […]

Bluetooth vs. Infrared: 5 Must-Know Facts Bluetooth uses radio waves to transmit data, while infrared uses infrared light. Infrared sensors require a line of sight to a connected device and have a limited operating range. Bluetooth 5.0 introduced a long-range mode that allows devices to interface up to 1 km apart. Infrared sensors are still […]