The PA2423 family of Class 1 power amplifiers (PAs) from SiGe Semiconductor provides something for every designer of Bluetooth-enabled applications. Its members are available in three different ...

Bluetooth adapters are essential for any device that doesn't natively support the wireless standard, because, well, pretty much everything you use in day-to-day life now depends on it.

Cambridge, UK - 21 November, 2006 - CSR today announced the qualification of the world's first Class 1 Bluetooth single-chip solution. The BlueCore device is part of the company's 5th generation ...

The Azeca and Bluesense Bluetooth adapters are identical in form, fit and function, less finish, colour and markings, while the TAOtronics Bluetooth adapter has a unique elongated rectangular shape ...

News Bluetooth 6.1 is here, before Bluetooth 6 devices hit the shelves The updated spec is focused on privacy and power efficiency.

When everything else in life can utilize Bluetooth, why not add power tools into the mix. But what are the pros and cons of the connected devices?

What does Bluetooth versions actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.

This is actually quite a trick: Class 1 Bluetooth usually has high power requirements, and tends to be limited to devices that are either mains-powered or have bigger batteries.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has released Bluetooth 6.1 as part of its new bi-annual update schedule. The update introduces Randomized ...

Renesas offers the DA14592 Bluetooth LE SoC, which the company says is its lowest power and smallest multicore Bluetooth LE device in its class.

On the Bluetooth front, it complies with Bluetooth 5.2 standards, featuring a Class 1 power amplifier for extended range.

Renesas introduced the DA14592 Bluetooth® Low Energy SoC representing Renesas’ lowest power consumption and smallest, multi-core Bluetooth LE device.