Day: August 13, 2009

Almost every other person we see on the street has some form of Bluetooth device. Whether it is a cell phone, headset, or some other device, Bluetooth has been taking over the world of wireless communications by storm. But, you ask, how does Bluetooth actually work? Well, Bluetooth devices generally operate in the 2.4 GHZ ISM radio band, which is available and compatible everywhere in the world. One distinct disadvantage, however, is that Bluetooth devices must share this band with other RF (Radio Frequency) emitters like automobile security systems, other wireless devices, and other noise sources like microwaves. In order … Continue Reading “How Bluetooth Works and its Benefits – Part 1”