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Back in my May 6th 2005 blog (BLUETOOTH’s FUTURE: Merging onto the WiMedia Alliance UWB Superhighway), I commented that it was inevitable for the Bluetooth SIG to ultimately adopt the WiMedia UWB standard as the basis upon which to build a high speed version of Bluetooth. At the time, I called […]
Just a few months ago, the Bluetooth SIG announced plans to adopt some form of UWB technology as the basis of a future “Bluetooth 3″ specification. The objective was to provide a growth path from the 0.7Mbps and 3Mbps versions of Bluetooth that are in the market today. The question many people ask […]
Many writers are focusing on the recent announcement of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0 OS as targeted at RIM and the highly popular BlackBerry Phone/PDAs used by so many business professionals – including myself. The real significance of this announcement is the abilty of Mobile 5.0 to help Microsoft further penetrate the upper end […]
With the recent announcement by the Bluetooth SIG that they would adopt UWB technology to extend the roadmap for Bluetooth to higher speeds, it becomes clear what Executive Director Mike Foley meant in a recent interview when he stated ” We think Bluetooth has a lot to offer to the personal computer world, and it […]
