Sentences with phrase «bluetooth sig»

The Bluetooth SIG, the industry trade group that promotes the technology, estimates that some 3 billion products will ship this year with Bluetooth radios.

Both these phones were certified by the Bluetooth SIG last month, and the new Galaxy J7 hit FCC certification a couple of weeks ago that confirmed its 3,330 mAh battery.

Quite a few leaks in recent weeks have given us information on both handsets, and the phones have now appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website.

The device's specs aren't known yet but it was previously learned that a device with the model name ZW10 got its Bluetooth SIG certification, which suggests the gadget will support Wi - Fi and cellular connectivity.

This came after the Bluetooth SIG listed the model number SM - A530F as Samsung Galaxy A8, a number that was expected to succeed the Galaxy A5 2017's SM - A520F.

The FCC and Bluetooth SIG listing for the Galaxy J2 Pro (2017) has now surfaced online.

Samsung's next unnecessary budget smartphone, the Galaxy J1 mini (SM - J105F), should soon be making an official appearance, as the device has been certified by the Bluetooth SIG.

We've previously spotted the SM - G888N0 at the Bluetooth SIG for its Bluetooth certification.

Dubbed Samsung Galaxy X, the device has already got certification from the Bluetooth SIG and is now getting much closer to reality as Samsung has leaked the phone on the support page.

Droid Life also notes that when the original Moto 360 showed up as a Bluetooth SIG listing, the device was made available to buy just one week later, so that means the next - gen Moto 360 is likely ready to go on sale.

Droid Life flags a new entry at the official Bluetooth SIG website for a «Motorola Android device» that happens to be equipped with Bluetooth 4.1.

Windows Phone 8.1 is still far off from being made available to the general public, but Microsoft has managed to get the operating system through Bluetooth SIG certification.

A month ago, the phone appeared on Bluetooth SIG with model number SM - C7100, a suggestion that its release was not far away.

The ZenFone 2 Laser arrived in August last year, so the timing sure seems to be right for its successor to land, and one model number spotted at Bluetooth SIG suggest that the ZenFone 3 Go TV might land as well.

According to Mobile Xpose, Bluetooth SIG has certified two Lenovo smartphones with model numbers XT1700 and XT1706.

Regardless, the ZTE Quartz will almost certainly launch in the United States in the future as the wearable was certified by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Bluetooth SIG in early February.

The Bluetooth SIG filing shows Bluetooth 3.0 certification of a 7 - inch device with the model number ME370T, colloquially known as the Nexus 7.

Last month, the 2016 editions also already passed Bluetooth SIG certification.

Recent reports indicate that the system was spotted in a Bluetooth SIG filing running on a Nexus 7 device, not only fueling rumors that Android 4.3 is still on its way, but that the release of a new Nexus 7 remains eminent.

The Motorola EX225 details showed up at the Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group) website with product image.

It definitely wouldn't be a stretch to assume that this is some variant or successor to the last model because, even with knowing the very similar product name, the Bluetooth SIG site confirms that this is indeed a listing for a «Motorola Android Device.»

If a newly surfaced filing from Bluetooth SIG is to be believed (via droid - life), the product does indeed appear to have a successor, and it might be closer than we think...

There's no way to know when Motorola is planning to introduce the next Moto 360 to the world, but asuuming that the device just passed through Bluetooth SIG, the announcement is probably sooner rather than later.

Interestingly, the first Moto 360 didn't appear on the Bluetooth SIG website until just days before that September 2014 event.

If a newly surfaced filing from Bluetooth SIG is to be believed (via droid - life), the product does indeed appear to have a successor, and it might be closer than we think... expand full story

The Bluetooth SIG consortium, of which Samsung is a member of, said that Bluetooth 5.0 devices should arrive «within two to six months,» which seems to indicate that the Galaxy S8 might be included in the first wave of Bluetooth 5.0 - ready devices.

The Bluetooth SIG document at hand doesn't reveal any technical details surrounding the device but nonetheless, it undeniably links the model number SM - A530F with the Samsung Galaxy A8 moniker as seen in the screenshot below.

The Bluetooth SIG states that the 5.0 version has a quadruple range with two times the speed and eight times the capacity for broadcasting messages, compared to the earlier Bluetooth 4.2.

Of course, that's not surprising at all since that's not the Bluetooth SIG's goal here.

Apparently, this ZenFone 4 Max variant has just appeared on several bodies, including the Wi - Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG.

While the phone had appeared on the likes of GFXBench and Wi - Fi Alliance with model number X00ID, the latest listing on Bluetooth SIG has just confirmed that it's indeed the ZenFone 4 Max.

The A8 (2016 edition) has been certified by the FCC and Bluetooth SIG, and also been spotted with GFXBench and Geekbench databases, with similar estimates, which are just about as realistic as they get.

Galaxy X Smartphone from the South Korean Giant has been in the leaks from quite a time and now and is been spotted on Bluetooth Certification and the device is been certified but he Bluetooth SIG.

Samsung is a member of the Bluetooth SIG and its next - generation Galaxy S8 flagship is expected to be one of the hottest and most powerful smartphones of 2017.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime is rumoured to bring a metal body and QHD display to the S5, and it could arrive sooner than expected.A Bluetooth SIG database appearance has been made by Samsung model SM - G906L, commonly thought to be the SGS5 Prime.

The Bluetooth SIG has just cleared an alleged Nokia 3 with model number TA - 1032.

It would be preferable for consumers if Bluetooth SIG updated its standard with better audio features and enforced these improvements on those looking to implement its future specifications.

Yes, even that product name is already confirmed as part of regulatory Bluetooth SIG documents published the other day.

It's (almost) official: the much - rumored Galaxy A7 (2018) will be called the Galaxy A8 + (2018) when it hits the shelves, according to a document spotted on the Bluetooth Special Interest Group's (Bluetooth SIG) online database.

The Bluetooth SIG revealed the smartwatch features UMTS 3G cellular connectivity and a Wi - Fi radio, both of which may allow it to make and receive calls on the wrist.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (Bluetooth SIG), the body that oversees the standards for each Bluetooth iteration, has already defined a Battery service (BAS) in GATT (Generic Attributes services), but it's up for Bluetooth to support BAS.

A device with this model number recently appeared in Bluetooth SIG as well as Wi - Fi Alliance website.

The Bluetooth SIG plans to release its platform for the next wave of headphones by the end of the next year.

Also Read: ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Specs Appear on GFXBench, Phone Cleared by Wi - Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG

But from the documentation of the Bluetooth SIG, we can be fully sure the device will be called as the Galaxy A8.

The Bluetooth SIG has revealed that the new device will come with the model number SM - A530F.

The Bluetooth SIG certified what is presumed to be an accompanying keyboard.

The Galaxy A5 (2018) will, in fact, be called the Galaxy A8 (2018) when it hits the shelves, according to a document spotted on the Bluetooth SIG's database, seemingly corroborating our prediction that Samsung's unifying its model names — and if that's true, the larger Galaxy A7 (2018) could be branded the Galaxy A8 + (2018).

The Bluetooth SIG plans to release an update that should advance all of this by the end of next year, but that's a ways off.

Bluetooth SIG listing shows new 7 - inch Nexus tablet alongside spec details After dropping by the FCC a couple of days ago, the ASUS K009 — a new «Nexus» - branded tablet, according to FCC documents — has appeared in a tiny photo at the Bluetooth SIG.