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Google testing 'next gen personal communications device' with Bluetooth

Bluetooth SIG forms new working group focused on fitness gadgets

iHome ships new, budget-friendly mini Bluetooth speakers

CNET rates best portable Bluetooth speakers

Google may add Bluetooth to Kansas City project

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Enhance your smartphone withÂ a BluetoothÂ smart watch

Ever wish you could see who just called or sent you a message without having to pull your phone out of your pocket or purse to look at it? (Like in the middle of a meeting.)

That, in a nutshell, is what Bluetooth smart watches are designed to do. By communicating via Bluetooth technology with your phone, they can display mini alerts on your wrist watch and even run some small apps.

Check out two of the newest smart watches, the inPulse (pictured) and WIMM One.

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Mike's Blog:

Bluetooth SIG boosts interoperability with new measure

Sometimes I talk shop in this blog about decisions weâ€™ve made here at the Bluetooth SIG. Our latest decision affects only SIG member companies, but itâ€™s worth covering here, especially for the SIG members who read my blog.

Apps for those sports and fitness devices

Without an app to go with a Bluetooth enabled heart rate monitor, cadence sensor, or foot pod, devices like these are just sensors collecting data. The app is what makes it interesting.

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