Security researchers use Apple's "Where is?" to track all Bluetooth devices
Yes – and that is by tracking other people's Bluetooth hardware. However, a team of security researchers from George Mason ...
Make Anything Wireless with this Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver
While Bluetooth has become ubiquitous, there is still a wide range of gear with 3.5mm audio jacks. The EVE II Bluetooth ...
OXS Storm G2 wireless gaming headset review - a budget headset that kicks up a storm with its unique look, but not with its sound
The OXS Storm G2 wireless gaming headset looks space age, but its hollow audio quality and cheap-feeling build quality make ...
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People are just finding out how Bluetooth got its peculiar name
Bluetooth has been around since 1994 but some users are only just stopping to wonder what it's unusual name actually means ...
Logitech Z407 vs Creative Pebble Plus: Neither of these budget speakers sound cheap, but which go best with your setup?
These two computer speakers are both affordable and punch above their weight, but one is better and one is much cheaper ...
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Hackers can turn any Bluetooth device into an AirTag and track its location
A loophole in Apple’s Find My network allows remote attackers to turn any Bluetooth device into an AirTag-like tracker and stalk users’ location globally.
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3 Fixes Needed to Make Apple's AirPods Pro a True Hearing Aid Replacement
The AirPods Pro 2 are an affordable tool for those with mild to moderate hearing loss, but 23 seniors tell PCMag they can't ...
Apple’s Find My network can be used to track any Bluetooth device, including Android phones
Apple's Find My network, often used by iPhone users to track lost items has a serious security flaw that can be used to track ...