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Origin of the name "Bluetooth" "Bluetooth" was named after a Viking who was a Danish King-Harald Blatand. Blatand was loosely translated into “Bluetooth” But what could an ancient king name got to do with the wireless transferring technology? They may not have connection between each other, but it comes from an interesting origin: Harald Blatand is reported to have united Demark and Norway, and hence so as the wireless technology uniting people. Organization of Bluetooth In May of 1998, Intel、Ericsson、Nokia、IBM and Toshiba were formed as a Special Interest Group, named SIG, its goal is to set up a short range radio frequency wireless technology. By June of 1999, members of SIG had been increased to 751 members, which includes Compaq、Dell、Motorola、3Com、HP、Lucent、and Samsung, and they have all come to a consensus of royalty free standard in order to lower the technical cost for making it being widely used. What is Bluetooth? Bluetooth is a wireless transferring tech...

We live in a world where music is our constant companion. We take it with us to the beach, to work, to exercise, even while riding bikes or talking on our cell phones. It only makes sense that in our cars we would like to have the best possible auto sound systems our hard earned dollars can buy. The problem is that new technology is being introduced to the market each and every day and many of us feel as though if we hold our breath just a little bit longer something even better and more spectacular will come along. We know that we will absolutely want to kick ourselves if we buy in to "this or that" company's auto sound system that was phenomenal yesterday, just before the next great thing hits the market. The truth is that superior auto sound system technology exists already and the question isn't if it will hit the market but rather when. And when seems to be a pretty big question when it comes to emerging technologies. There are always so many things that control ...