Bluetooth Technology

Ann Goh, Jabra

29-Aug-13 03:35

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Bluetooth technology in mobile phones has been around since 1994 and around year 2002 – 2006, Bluetooth headsets were one of the most popular accessories for your mobile phone. It made thousands of people walking in the streets or sitting in their car talking to themselves. Then smartphones came along and the trend started to fade away, but the technology hasn’t. Ann Goh, Consumer Solutions South Asia for Jabra talks about Bluetooth technology.

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