The Bluetooth 6.1 update has just been announced It should improve device privacy and battery life It might come to iPhones ...

So when a humble Bluetooth speaker that I’d accidentally left outside endured a soaking Brooklyn thunderstorm last summer, I ...

Specifications for the new Bluetooth 6.1 suggest that battery life and privacy could be enhanced for phones and accessories.

The release of the specifications for Bluetooth 6.1 will result in more privacy for all users, and improved battery life in ...

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

Bluetooth 6.1 has been launched with subtle improvements aimed at boosting user privacy and extending battery life, without ...

Bluetooth technology is set for another big year, with over 5.3 billion devices expected to ship globally in 2025, according ...

We don’t have iPhones with Bluetooth 6 yet—in fact, only a couple second-tier Android phones even claim to support it so far.

Hardware and software solutions are starting to emerge for this protocol stack, promising a new era of location awareness.

The Bluetooth SIG has announced its Core 6.1 update, with a focus on defeating attempts to track users' movements.

The only problem? These wireless speakers can get expensive, retailing at around $500 at their highest price point. Luckily, ...

Bluetooth 6.1 update enhances user privacy and battery life with Randomised RPA Updates, making it harder to track devices ...