SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Silicon Wave Inc. a supplier of silicon for the Bluetooth wireless LAN, and Intel Corp. are working together to try and avoid interference between Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11b ...

Bluetooth and 802.11b Ethernet are popular wireless communication standards. Yet their growth is expected to cause plenty of interference problems in the license-free ISM band. The TrueRadio two-chip ...

This year, at DEF CON 28 DEF CON Safe Mode, security researchers [Jiska Classen] and [Francesco Gringoli] gave a talk about inter-chip privilege escalation using wireless coexistence mechanisms. The ...

Technology experts warn that there are two items that could be disrupting your Wi-Fi signal and slowing it down ...

Before you consider changing providers or paying for faster broadband, try moving your router to a more central, open area of ...

One aspect related to EMC today is that, with the proliferation of embedded wireless systems in all imaginable products, comes the risk of increasing interference and resulting slowdown in data ...

I appreciate the depth on knowledge on this forum. Bought a new 2018 Mac mini in December. Trouble with flakey internet connection through wifi and Bluetooth Trackpad disconnect/reconnect. Several ...

As industries demand greater positioning accuracy, security, and reliability for wireless connectivity, Bluetooth® 6.0 emerges as a critical enabler for next-generation high performance applications.

Bluetooth headphones can suffer from delays in Windows 11, but there are ways to troubleshoot the issue.

okay, so i recently purchased a McIntosh RS200 wireless speaker system. i have been on the lookout for a high-end tv soundbar that could also double as a music playing device (2 channel, i don't care ...

(TNS) — The Federal Communications Commission has given a green light for wireless carriers to use controversial new technology known as LTE-U to start offloading broadband traffic from crowded ...

If your Wi-Fi feels slower than usual, the culprit might be sitting right next to your router - and it's not what you might ...