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Bluetooth Mesh Networking: Friendship
Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) is one of the world’s most power-efficient, short-range wireless communications technologies. Its low power consumption is…
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What Bluetooth developers should know about Android O
Google officially announced Android O on May 17 at its developer conference, Google I/O. Android O is now available to…
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Bluetooth legacy pairing – out of band
In previous articles, we touched on topics such as passkey entry and numeric comparison, which are two types of pairing…
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Higher Speed: How fast can Bluetooth Core 5.0 be?
Bluetooth® Core 5.0 is here and it’s a major step up from the current standard for wireless connectivity, Bluetooth® Core…
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Bluetooth LE secure connections – numeric comparison
Bluetooth® LE legacy pairing passkey entry, we had an overview about LE legacy pairing with passkey. Other than LE legacy…
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Bluetooth LE legacy pairing passkey entry
In my previous article on Bluetooth® pairing key generation methods, I talked about how, if the initiating and responding device meet some…
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Bluetooth pairing key generation methods
In our Bluetooth® pairing feature exchange article, we talked about the pairing feature exchange in Bluetooth® LE. The pairing feature…
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Bluetooth pairing feature exchange
In the Bluetooth® Core Specification, there are three major architectural layers: controller, host, and application. In the host layer, there…
