Bluetooth Links Up With Rival Technology

Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:44 PM EDT

technology, bluetooth, wibree

Peter Svensson, AP Technology Writer

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Grey Wolf

...t also means the Finnish company is giving away the results of a multiyear development effort as Wibree will now be licensed royalty-free. Such a move is not uncommon in the technology field...

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#1 - Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:15 AM EDT

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JeremyToo

I am always thinking there will be great if i can send my songs via bluetooth technology from my Ipod to another mp3 player. Eventually Samsung mp3 player has this function...: ) Wondering my future watch can send pdf files to my pc .... let's forget about Thumdrive then ...

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#2 - Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:11 PM EDT

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SeattleRaps

hello, nokia. its me again. the idea guy whose keeping pace on the race. remember to develop these things. a webree card for CFlash devices all 3 Mini,micro And SD Memory/modem modules. so this generation of thousands of data devices can get software and interface upgrades to do everything from unlocking doors by command code or proximity. i want my video/PDA/voice recognition - Control watch of the future to integrate nicely with the devices of present and then, past. Your N800 Internet tablet is awesome. an excellent example of integrated unlimited technology. At Work and in hand, fore sure your the leader or a strong second in the UMPC Market place. Id love my Video/caller id/wi-fi/speaker-phone/bluetooth/intenet tablet to be able to be upgraded to webree applications and functionality simply by adding your CF-Flash Webree card to one of the 2 CF Card Slots. Great Move. I want that webree watch device to integrate voice recognition and control to all of my devices of present from the universal remote IR "repeater/commander device" to the air-key that locks and unlocks my computer when i leave or return and it comes, within proximity sensing, or command by code or action threw another webree capable device. More To Follow On Nokias Great Devlopments By SeattleRaps And NewConceptsUnlimited.Com

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#3 - Wed Jun 13, 2007 9:29 PM EDT

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