which experienced a revolutionary update in July 2010 with Bluetooth Smart, the intelligent, low-energy technology enabling the Internet of Things (IoT). The updates will improve consumer usability ...

It's starting with watches and phones, and moving on to everything in your home. The so-called "internet of things" is all about electronically connecting everything together. More from Tech It's ...

In the ever-changing world of electronics and the Internet comes a new technology movement—the “Internet of Things” (IoT ... also building Bluetooth connectivity into some of their product ...

With the increase in popularity of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and their need ... Of course there’s Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but for more specialized applications there are some other options ...

and security systems are shipping with Bluetooth modules. Manufacturers of physical security paraphernalia are wont to add the Internet of Things label to their packaging, it seems. Although these ...

The short answer is no, but there's more to it Bluetooth, when isolated, doesn't use any of the data from your data plan.

BT 4.1 maintains connections with less manual intervention, and devices can be both client and hub at the same time, enabling Bluetooth devices to communicate with each other. Prior to BT 4.1 ...