Bluetooth

You have to turn on your Bluetooth on your PC first.

You can do this by clicking the windows icon and then type in Bluetooth.

choose bluetooth and click add a device.

turn your bluetooth on your other PC on and start the connection proses.

Yes go to WWW.Amazon.COM and search Xbox 360 headsets it's a spacial made one that was made to only work on the Xbox 360.

The Nintendo 3DS does have wireless communication capabilities, but they are not Bluetooth.

Bluetooth 5.1 is the latest version of the Bluetooth technology that allows you to exchange data between devices that are a short distance from one another. It’s the next step of the technology that you use to connect your headphones, speakers and other devices.

Keep in mind that when you can get your hands on a phone with Bluetooth 5.1, it will be useless if all your peripherals are not compatible with the latest Bluetooth version.

Bluetooth is a communications protocol. It's like a "language" between the devices that use it to communicate wirelessly. You could look at it as a language in this light, and for something like, say, a bluetooth cell phone to "talk" to a bluetooth headset, the units have to "speak the same language" to communicate wirelessly. And bluetooth is a language that permits each unit to reach the other with the data being transmitted and arriving in a specific way so that it can then be converted. In a bluetooth headset, our voice goes out and the audio from the incoming call arrives. These information streams are converted to digital bluetooth signals, and the data flows into and out of the headset. The headset "understands" the incoming signal from the cell phone, and can convert it into audio for us to hear. And the headset converts our voice into a bluetooth signal that it then sends to the phone, which "understands" that signal and converts it to be broadcast to the cell hub. The key to Bluetooth is the management of the information (or data) stacks, and the manner in which they are broadcast, and that is handled a little differently by different devices. Use the link below for more information.

The laws regarding using a mobile phone while driving vary from country to country, but most countries and States now ban using a handheld phone. However, because a bluetooth headphone is a hands free device it is often legal to use it - if in double check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles or Automobile Club.

Get the manual out for your Bluetooth device and follow the instructions there.

Usually you will have to go to the Bluetooth option in your phone menu, scan for the Bluetooth device, and enter in the code that is written in your manual. After that you should be connected.

Each Bluetooth device is different however, and that's why you need to read the manual to figure out exactly how to activate your device.

Bluetooth drivers can be downloaded through websites like CNET and WebCrawler. Specific drivers can also downloaded directly through manufacturer websites, like Acer.

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Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel

Select Bluetooth Configuration

Follow the prompts to name the BT connection and enable/disable what tasks will be supported via bluetooth.

Your bluetooth must be turned on to open the BT Configuration application. You will get an error if it's not on.

go to calendars and save message as a note or a remainder then send them via bluetooth

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Bluetooth and WiFi both work on wireless network but there are major difference between both of them. The Bluetooth is very beneficial for transferring data between two or more devices but it typically operates on weaker signals. It may only connect with the device which is near to it. It is best suited to low-bandwidth applications like transferring sound data or byte data with hand-held computers.

On the other hand Wi-Fi is operates at better suited stronger signal for operating full scale networks because it enables a faster connection.

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USB Bluetooth dongles are readily available for purchase on the market. One might easily find a compatible USB Bluetooth dongle at an office supply store or at a discount retailer online.

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You can only do that if your host supports multiple Bluetooth connectivity. Bluetooth is useful but i don't think it can work with multiple if we are talking about phones. The phones have option to only have one live Bluetooth connection. If you are configuring in some Bluetooth transmitter then you can have two or few more by making live connection with alternatively with all of them .

Bluetooth is a wireless technology standard for short-distance data exchange. It was developed by Sweden's telecom company Ericsson in 1994. Now, Bluetooth is managed by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group.

Yes, if you leave it in your ear the whole time, you'll look like a complete moron.

Bluetooth isn't really something that can be downloaded; it requires a special piece of hardware. Windows XP and later include a Bluetooth stack, so if you purchase a Bluetooth adapter, you should be able to use it out of the box.

The Bluetooth standard incorporates Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH). AFH allows signals to "hop" around using different frequencies within the Bluetooth range, thereby reducing the chance of interference when multiple Bluetooth devices are present. AFH also allows the device to learn frequencies that are already in use and to choose a different subset of frequencies hopping.

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Harald I of Denmark who had the nickname Blåtand, meaning blue-tooth (but it could also mean black-tooth, which to me sounds a lot more likely) was responsible for merging the different tribes of Denmark into a single kingdom. The Bluetooth standard was created to replace RS-232 (serial) cables, a widely used standard, and it was imagined that this would create a single unifying standard for ultra-short-range data transmission at a time when other standards such as wi-fi and wireless USB were also being developed. It was only partly successful in this, as the different wireless systems each have their own advantages and appropriate applications.

No, they are entirely different interfaces using entirely different messaging protocols.

Yes, Bluetooth operates at radio frequencies between 2400 MHz and 2483.5 MHz in the 2.4 GHz UHF band using frequency hopping spread spectrum techniques.