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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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Smart IoT 2017, Hong Kong
Smart IoT Hong Kong is coming up on 24 May at the HKCEC and I have the pleasure of joining…
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Bluetooth Low Energy, a Key Partner for Bike Sharing
Bluetooth SIG’s APAC Technical Program Manager shares his experience with bike sharing in Shanghai and suggestions for improvement Ready or…
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Bluetooth Pairing Part 5: Legacy Pairing – Out of Band
In previous blogs, 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 It 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 Pairing Part 4: Bluetooth Low Energy Secure Connections – Numeric Comparison
Part 3, we had an overview about LE Legacy pairing with passkey. Other than LE Legacy pairing, LE Secure Connections…
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Selecting a Bluetooth Microcontroller: A Developer’s Perspective
There are two major branches of Bluetooth® application development. One is mobile platform development like smartphones and tablets running on…
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Bluetooth Pairing Part 3 – Low Energy Legacy Pairing Passkey Entry
In my previous blog on Key Generation Methods, I talked about Key Generation Methods—if the initiating and responding device meet some IO…
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Bluetooth Pairing Part 2 Key Generation Methods
In Bluetooth Pairing Part 1: Pairing Feature Exchange, we talked about the pairing feature exchange in Bluetooth® with low energy….
