Bluetooth 4.2 uses less power and is quicker, too, allowing data transfer up to two and a half times faster than earlier versions.

Apple hasn't publicly announced support for Bluetooth 4.2 in the devices. But at some point since September's iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus launch, it has updated its product comparison pages to ...

The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is a slight upgrade over the existing model, but the addition of dual-band Wi-Fi is going to make life easier for tinkerers.

The current Apple keyboard and Magic Mouse utilize the older Bluetooth 2.0 standard, so this upgrade to 4.2 serves as a significant improvement.

Bluetooth is everywhere, and it’s only growing more commonplace. What started as a way to connect dorky-looking headsets has grown into a robust wireless protocol that links everything from ...

Bluetooth 5, 5.1, 5.2 and now 5.3 standards bring better wireless range, higher speeds, bigger broadcasting capacity and more efficient Low Energy (LE) audio. But which products support Bluetooth 5 ...

Once you strip away all the hype and PR language, what is the truth about Bluetooth 5. Is it faster? Does it have a better range? Let me explain.

What is Bluetooth 5.0 and what does it mean for your next pair of speakers, headphones and computer electronics? Quite a lot, actually.

The arrival of Bluetooth 5, met with great anticipation, has also triggered a number of misconceptions and outright falsehoods. This article sets about to debunk those myths. ...

While the sixth-generation iPod touch shipped with Bluetooth 4.1, the original iPad Air, iPad mini 2, and iPhone 5s all remain on Bluetooth 4.0.

In announcing Bluetooth 4.2 support for iPhone 6s, iPad Pro and iPad mini 4 last month, Apple published product comparison charts suggesting that same technology was also activated in older ...