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broadcom.com - 12/8/2008

Broadcom Corporation - BCM4329 - Low-Power 802.11n with Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR and FM (Tx and Rx)

— broadcom.com — Broadcom's most integrated 65 nm single-chip combo device with single-band (2.4 GHz) 802.11b/g/n or dual-band (2.4 GHz... and 5 GHz) 802.11a/b/g/n, plus Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and FM receiver and transmitter features Offers one of the industry's most ... (more) Broadcom Corporation - BCM4329 - Low-Power 802.11n with ...

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yubz.com - 12/1/2008

:: YUBZ® :: WHY YOU BUSY? :: TODAY' S WAY OF CALLING :: CLASSIC :: ARTIST COLLECTION:: ...

— yubz.com — :: WHY YOU BUSY? :: TODAY' S WAY OF CALLING :: CLASSIC :: ARTIST COLLECTION:: BLUETOOTH ::... INTERNET ONLINE :: WORKS FOR ALL MOBILE & COMPUTERS (more) :: YUBZ® :: WHY YOU BUSY? :: TODAY' S WAY OF CALLING ...

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Bluetooth

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apple.com - 12/11/2008

Mighty Mouse

— apple.com — How do you improve on the mouse that has everything? Remove its tail. Mighty Mouse — the... mouse that changed the way you scroll — has gone wireless. Now you can take that seamless, touch-sensitive, 360-degree scrolling design with you wherever you go. ... (more) Mighty Mouse

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• galaga

  +1

  Maybe it will go a little farther too... and hopefully include 5.1 audio support.

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Bluetooth 10x and 100x standards available by mid-2009
SlashGear — It seems you will soon be able to enjoy vastly improved Bluetooth speeds by the middle of next year. According the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, the 10x and 100x Bluetooth standards will be released by mid-2009. The 10x standard is intended for WLAN. This will allow for much improved transfer rates for data up to 30Mbps. On the other hand, 100x, will boost Bluetooth to USB level speeds, which clock in at around 300Mbps. Bluetooth 2.0 right now is only capable of 3Mbps. So, these new standards would be a vast improvement. What do they mean, exactly? Well, Bluetooth speeds such as these should make video streaming wirelessly and ...

Bluetooth 2.2 spec could be released as early as mid-2009
Engadget — ... According to CNET, it looks like Bluetooth 2.2 will see the light of day sometime in mid-2009. Designed to work in tandem with other wireless technologies already present in many devices, the spec will be referred to either as Bluetooth 10x (working in conjunction with WiFi) and Bluetooth 100x (working with ...

Bluetooth 2.2 spec could be released as early as mid-2009
Engadget Mobile — ... According to CNET, it looks like Bluetooth 2.2 will see the light of day sometime in mid-2009. Designed to work in tandem with other wireless technologies already present in many devices, the spec will be referred to either as Bluetooth 10x (working in conjunction with WiFi) and Bluetooth 100x (working with ...

Bluetooth 2.2 coming in mid-2009
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) is planning to release a new version of Bluetooth in mid-2009. As expected, Bluetooth 2.2 will deliver transfer rates at higher speeds than previous versions. The idea of the new High Speed Bluetooth specification is to work with WLAN or USB for improved data rates, and will be known as Bluetooth 10x and Bluetooth 100x, respectively. For this to work, a mobile phone will need to be equipped with WLAN or UWB radio. Hence Bluetooth 10x will be used first, since many of the newer handsets already have WiFi capabilities built-in. Unfortunately, we don’t know which of the existing devices will be ...

Linkpost | 12.5.2008
TechBlog — Should I get a new PC with 64-bit Windows Vista? | Main December 05, 2008 Linkpost | 12.5.2008 • Destructive Koobface virus turns up on Facebook - Entices users to click with notices about embarrassing videos. • Firefox users targeted by rare piece of malware - Collects passwords for banking sites, and only impacts Firefox. • Mozilla to pull antiphishing feature from Firefox 2.0 at Google's request - Uses an obsolete protocol. • Readers React to David Pogue's Review of the BlackBerry Storm - In which Pogue discovers that "BlackBerry nuts" are more rabid than Mac zealots. • AT&T hopes for single smart phone OS - ...