It's easy to leave your iPhone's Bluetooth on all the time so it's ready to go whenever you need it. But there are hidden risks of leaving it on constantly.

Those apps that scan for devices using Bluetooth could sound great. The AirPods have fallen out of the ear and they're somewhere in the house. Whip open the app to find them.

You can hide your electronics under your car’s seat, you can put them in the trunk, and a tech-savvy thief could still see them. Jeremy Harris reports -Bluetooth Break-ins: How to protect your ...

The IKEA NATTBAD is a simple Bluetooth speaker with more style than substance. It can pair with other speakers to create a ...

Beam Technologies’ $50 Beam Brush is a toothbrush with an oversize handle that houses its Bluetooth electronics for sending information on your toothbrushing routine to an iPhone or Android app ...

Nick Poole, who wrote the app, said more than 13,500 people have installed it as of Thursday. "Many of these devices go undiscovered until they're removed by the scammers," he said in an email to ...

The app makes its debut on Cat’s new 420F2 backhoe loader, designed to meet federal Tier-4 final diesel emission requirements and on display here in Las Vegas.

The nRF52840 supports Bluetooth 5, shortly to be adopted by the Bluetooth SIG. This enables longer range and throughput improvements that enhance the technology’s applicability for smart home, ...

Oslo, Norway and Irvine, Calif., US: In a joint effort, Nordic Semiconductor and Broadcom achieved wireless communication between a prototype of a small, low-cost Bluetooth proximity fob and ...

The radio is provided by Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52840 Bluetooth 5 + Low Energy chip. Bluetooth 5 offers a higher raw data rate – up to 2Mbit/s – and more range than Bluetooth 4.2, as well as better ...

Bluetooth locater apps are normally used for finding lost earbuds or other devices, but thieves are using it for a different purpose. "A thief would take a Bluetooth scanner, much like this, and ...

AmpMe — an app that can create makeshift sound systems by syncing smartphones and tablet devices together — is adding Bluetooth speakers to the mix. To make it work, the Montreal, Canada-based ...