The 3G4G Blog

Bluetooth 5 (not 5.0 - to simplify marketing messages and communication) was released last year. The main features being 2x Faster, 4x...

Saw the above picture recently on Twitter . While its great to see how connected our future homes and even cities would be, it would be ...

Once upon a time, Nokia proposed a standard called Wibree. That standard was good enough to be merged with Bluetooth SIG and then become p...

Not sure if you have heard about some kind of Beacons that will be used to guide us everywhere. There are Bluetooth Beeacons, iBeacon, P...

‘Proximity Marketing’ and ‘Location Based Services’ (LBS) using ‘Small Cells’ from Zahid Ghadialy

I have attended a lot of events/talks in the last month where people talked about Augmented Reality, Proximity Marketing, QR codes, etc. ...

One for the weekend: Is this true?

Last month when I blogged about WiFi as 4G, i got mixed reactions. Some suggesting that WiFi is just a filler till Femtocells become preval...

Essentials Of Short Range Wireless Standards presented by Nick Hunn, WiFore Consulting in Short Range Wireless Special Interest Group, 8th J...

HTC's 4G [sic] Phone is al ready to be rolled out. It is supposed to allow to transfer data averaging speeds of 3 to 6 megabits per seco...

Apparently the Bluetooth 3.0 has a problem that it consumes too much power so even though the specs have been available for quite some time...

Design Out Crime: Mobile Phone solutions from Design Council on Vimeo . Three prototype solutions for preventing mobile phone theft have...

Picture Source: 3g.co.uk and simbasics.co.uk Remember Bluetooth 3.0 ? Its been a while and the world has changed in the mean time. Samsung ...

Couple of interesting presentations are available on the Cambridge Wireless website for Short range Wireless technologies and ZigBee. The F...

Microdisplay technology maker Kopin Corp. reports it has partnered with Motorola Inc. to introduce a wireless headset with a high-defini...

Plen: The Bluetooth Controlled Robot Interesting article from the Recent Signature Magazine : Tokyo is the high-tech capital of a gadget-lov...

From its annual All Hands Meeting in Tokyo this week, the Bluetooth SIG formally adopted Bluetooth Core Specification Version 3.0 High Speed...