Bluetooth is a wireless technology that allows devices to connect and exchange data over short distances. It was named after Harald Blåtand, a Danish king who unified Denmark and Norway in the 10th century.
Usage examples
Connect your smartphone to your car's Bluetooth system to make hands-free calls while driving.
Pair your Bluetooth headphones with your laptop to listen to music without any wires.
Use a Bluetooth speaker to play music wirelessly from your phone at a party.
Transfer files between your phone and computer using Bluetooth technology.
Sync your fitness tracker with your phone via Bluetooth to keep track of your daily activity.
Control your smart home devices, such as lights or thermostats, using a Bluetooth-enabled home automation system.
Print documents wirelessly from your phone or tablet by connecting to a Bluetooth printer.
Share photos with friends by sending them through Bluetooth to their devices.
Connect a wireless keyboard or mouse to your computer using Bluetooth for a clutter-free workspace.
Use a Bluetooth gamepad to play games on your smartphone or tablet for a console-like experience.
Even without many headphones compatible with that standard, I was super impressed with the strength and reliability of Bluetooth connections with the P20 Pro. (theverge.com)
You'll also enjoy standard technology like a seven - inch infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity for your mobile device, available Wi - Fi hotspot, steering wheel mounted controls and more. (mitchellvolvo.com)
The majority of must - have tech features appear as standard, including Bluetooth connectivity for phone and audio streaming, internet radio integration, a reversing camera and satellite navigation. (motoring.com.au)