Bluetooth Channel Sounding: The Next Leap in Bluetooth Innovation
#HackerNews #Bluetooth #Innovation #Bluetooth #Channel #Sounding #Tech #Trends #Wireless #Communication
heise+ | Bluetooth-Reichweite mit ESP32 erhöhen: Einsteigerprojekt für Home Assistant
Mit dem ESP32 bringen Home-Assistant-Nutzer leicht Bluetooth in entlegene Ecken. Zusätzlich können sie dem Mikrocontroller weitere Aufgaben übertragen.
heise online
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heise+ | Auracast für Kopfhörer- und Hörgeräteträger im Test
Auracast verspricht Inklusion für Hörgeräteträger, die sich einfach in Streams für Kopfhörer und Lautsprecher einklinken sollen. Wir haben das ausprobiert.
heise+ | Auracast für Kopfhörer- und Hörgeräteträger im Test
Auracast verspricht Inklusion für Hörgeräteträger, die sich einfach in Streams für Kopfhörer und Lautsprecher einklinken sollen. Wir haben das ausprobiert.
Bluetui – A TUI for managing Bluetooth on Linux
https://github.com/pythops/bluetui
#HackerNews #Bluetui #Bluetooth #Linux #TUI #GitHub #OpenSource
Windows bekommt gemeinsames Musikhören mit Bluetooth LE Shared Audio
Neue Windows-Insider-Vorschauen bringen "Shared Audio" für Bluetooth LE mit. Damit lässt sich der Klang auf zwei Geräten zugleich ausgeben.
Is Your Bluetooth Chip Leaking Secrets via RF Signals?
#HackerNews #Bluetooth #Security #RF #Signals #Privacy #Tech #News
…I mean we should definitely be ratcheting down our impetus of change right? And who better to listen to than a man who got rich making shit software
@urlyman Gates "shit software"
-- old-time acquaintance who worked in computers, to me:
"you even make your life hard for yourself by using Linux rather than Billgatesux " 🤣
He's got a point - even if the software sux, I still cant get perfectly good PC laptops to run either #bluetooth or #wifi because he had a "proprietary" firmware-driver deal with #Broadcom that's never been fully incorporated into the #linux system.
#BCM43142 wireless adapter. Fixes for earlier and other distro's dont seem to work down the line for me. Must be many other examples of this.
Sorry for flying off on this tangent on your thread.
alcinnz
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USB's 5mbit/s data signal causes 2.4Ghz radio interference.
If you have a USB dongle for #Bluetooth or Wireless mouse that has awful range or intermittently lags, connect it via a short USB extension cable.
USB's 5mbit/s data signal causes 2.4Ghz radio interference.
If you have a USB dongle for #Bluetooth or Wireless mouse that has awful range or intermittently lags, connect it via a short USB extension cable.
Clayton Dewey
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Okay internets, help me out: does anyone use a #Bluetooth receiver to connect to non-Bluetooth speakers that
a) has a pairing mode so that random-ass people can't connect whenever they want
b) doesn't have a power button (so it's always on if plugged in), and
c) stays disconnected if you disconnect your device (rather than you manually disconnecting, then it automatically connecting again)
Is this combo even possible?
Okay internets, help me out: does anyone use a #Bluetooth receiver to connect to non-Bluetooth speakers that
a) has a pairing mode so that random-ass people can't connect whenever they want
b) doesn't have a power button (so it's always on if plugged in), and
c) stays disconnected if you disconnect your device (rather than you manually disconnecting, then it automatically connecting again)
Is this combo even possible?
Stefano Marinelli
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Hmm.. found an odd thing in Linux.. On my laptop which is an Intel AX201, Bluetooth audio works fine but on another laptop with Intel AX200 the audio is all distorted and choppy.. I've ruled out the wireless headphones since I used 2 separate ones and both worked perfectly fine on the AX201 but were horrible on the AX200.
Just wondering if there's anyone who has an AX200 chipset and has used Bluetooth audio on Linux with it before?
Hmm.. found an odd thing in Linux.. On my laptop which is an Intel AX201, Bluetooth audio works fine but on another laptop with Intel AX200 the audio is all distorted and choppy.. I've ruled out the wireless headphones since I used 2 separate ones and both worked perfectly fine on the AX201 but were horrible on the AX200.
Just wondering if there's anyone who has an AX200 chipset and has used Bluetooth audio on Linux with it before?
Found why the #Bluetooth behavior in #GNOME was so confusing to me over the years: while my computer (and the gnome-bluetooth backend) supports connecting & pairing multiple devices at once, it turns out that #BlueZ sometimes reports some devices as disconnected when reactivating Bluetooth… so I end up accidentally disconnecting a device when I think it is not already connected 
…as discovered in https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/8692, it turns out to be a BlueZ issue… but BlueZ has no bug tracker 🫠
A $70 million funding round will help Seattle-based #HubbleNetwork rev up its effort to build a satellite constellation that uses #Bluetooth to connect with locator tags and other #IoT devices around the world. https://www.geekwire.com/2025/hubble-network-70m-funding-satellite-bluetooth/ #Space #Tech
#bluetooth #mesh #messanger
Qualcuno mi sa indicare una app valida, un messanger, da usare senza internet, in rete mesh?
GRAZIE
there's another reason for why i hate gemini other than it just being AI, whenever it (randomly!!) opens on my phone it turns off my headphones. It doesn't stop the video or plays a different sound, it doesn't simply disconnect the bluetooth, it somehow TURNS OFF my headphones.
whenever gemini does this i need to put the earbuds back in the case and take them out again. how is this a thing
@ErikUden
I wonder if gemini is why my ear buds are now randomly going to my phone when I'm using them with my computer. #bluetooth #technology #bugs#PixelBugs #hacking
I wonder if gemini is why my ear buds are now randomly going to my phone when I'm using them with my computer. #bluetooth #technology #bugs#PixelBugs #hacking
Alex Akselrod
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Software-defined radio (SDR) transforms how we study and experiment with wireless communication.
By processing real signals on your computer, you’ll explore modulation, filtering, and receiver design—skills that extend into modern systems like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular.
Whether you’re an engineer or an enthusiast, SDR offers a practical way to understand the building blocks of today’s wireless world.
