by Answerbag Staff on November 9th, 2009
The most common usages of the Bluetooth technology are in mobile phones, Personal Digital Assistants, printers and computers.
It is cheap for the companies to adhere to Bluetooth technology. As such, the manufacturing cost is minimized and passed on to consumers.
The power consumption by the Bluetooth technology is low, hence requiring less battery or electricity.
Bluetooth technology allows about seven Bluetooth devices to connect with each other in the vicinity of 30 feet.
You should disable the Bluetooth technology in your device when not in use to disable the unauthorized access to your device.
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