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A Guide for Online Information About:

Bluetooth Technology

by Rick Prescott


What's Bluetooth?

It is estimated that, before the year 2002, Bluetooth will be a built-in feature in more than 100 million mobile phones and in several million other communication devices, ranging from headsets and portable PCýs to desktop computers and notebooks. The following are articles on ways of using Bluetooth technology to make your life easier:

The Automatic Synchronizer 1
Automatic back-up synchronization keeps you up to date.

The Automatic Synchronizer 2
Automatic back-up synchronization keeps you up to date.

The Cordless Desktop
Connect all peripheral tools to your PC or to the LAN.

The Forbidden Message
Compose e-mails on your portable PC while, for example, youýre on an airplane.

The Handsfree Car Kit
Use the comfort of a hands-free car kit without any wires.

The Instant Postcard
Send instant photos and video clips from any location.

The Interactive Conference
Connect all participants for instant data exchange.

The Internet Bridge
Be on the Internet regardless of the connection.

The PC Speaker Phone
Use your portable PC as a speakerphone wherever you are.

 

The Foundation

The five founding companies of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) (Ericsson, IBM Corporation, Intel Corporation, Nokia and Toshiba Corporation) have now combined with four other companies (3Com Corporation, Lucent Technologies, Microsoft Corporation and Motorola Inc.) to form the Promoter group of the Bluetooth SIG. The following articles relate to each companies research of Bluetooth technology.

 

Ericsson Bluetooth
EE Times: Ericsson transceiver module pushes Bluetooth standard (4/99)
ANALOG AVENUE: Ericsson PBA 313 01/2 Bluetooth Transceiver (04/28/99)

 

Unwired - Think Research magazine
Microelectronics
Financial Times award IBM.com Business web site of the year (11/99)

 

Bluetooth Technology
Computerworld: Intel Wireless links draw interest (6/99)

 

Microelectronics Division of Lucent Technologies — Bluetooth

 

Microsoft Bluetooth

 

Motorola Bluetooth

 

Nokia Bluetooth
Bluetooth Discussion Forum
Nokia Wireless Data Forum Library
Bluetooth Development Support (e-mail)

 

Toshiba Bluetooth
PC Week: Toshiba shows off Bluetooth (6/99)
Toshiba Europe : Bluetooth — Technology for a wireless future

Bluetooth Tutorials, Introductions, and Overviews

The following articles are good sources of basic information, backgrounds, overviews, and other starting points for understanding bluetooth technology.

Bluetooth FAQ
Communications systems design
-The many keys to wireless
-Bluetooth protocol stack
-Designing cableless devices with the Bluetooth specification
-Bluetooth — wireless local access
-Bluetooth — baseband and RF interfaces
-Bluetooth link management
Bluetooth basics
Bluetooth pages
Bluetooth tutorial
Bluetooth helpful terms
Bluetooth and Windows
Bluetooth glossary
Bluetooth in action
Technology: Bluetooth

Bluetooth tutorial

Bluetooth Books


Bluetooth Revealed: An Insider's Guide to the Open Specification for Global Wireless Communications


Bluetooth Demystified


Bluetooth Connect without Cables


Data over Wireless Networks: Bluetooth, Wap, and Wireless LANs



I am always looking for more material about interesting subjects. If you would like to share more information about robotics or would like to see a Resource Page on a particular topic, contact me,
Rick Prescott.


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