BLUETOOTH THE TOOTH SHALL SET YOU FREE.

Bluetooth 1.1 followed shortly afterwards, containing mostly bug fixes; in 2003, Bluetooth 1.2 added the adaptive frequency-hopping technology that helps Bluetooth avoid the worst effects of interference. 2010 BLUETOOTH 4 The fourth-generation Bluetooth standard brought the biggest update the technology has seen: a new "low-energy" mode known as Bluetooth LE, or just BLE. Bluetooth 4.2 made it possible to use Bluetooth over IPv6, rather than relying on native radio hardware, the intention being to allow IoT devices to use Bluetooth technologies over an internet or LAN connection. BUILD A GAMING POWERHOUSE BLUETOOTH has become so commonplace that you probably used it today without even thinking, but it's a technology that is worthy of deeper consideration. [Extracted from the article]