Apple’s iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus both incorporate Bluetooth 4.2 specification. While this may not be the fastest in terms of data rate and longest in terms of range, it still can offer a decent connectionless broadcasting to end-users. In fact, devices with Bluetooth 4.2 feature can connect to other compatible Bluetooth-enabled devices within
Surfacing among the common issues encountered by iPhone 7 owners after installing the latest version of iOS is on Bluetooth that’s not working. Apple rolled out iOS version 11.4.1 to offer bug fixes for existing device issues but it turned out that some people were greeted with anew problem following the new iOS installation. Although
Bluetooth pairing errors are among the first common issues affecting the new iPhone X handset. As a matter of fact, a lot of people are complaining as they couldn’t get to pair their new iPhone with a Bluetooth accessory. In most cases, the problem is due to system incompatibility while in other cases due to
So you’ve got a new Bluetooth accessory and would want to use it with your new iPhone XS but for some reasons, the accessory won’t pair or connect to your iOS device. Apparently, you’ve got a problem to fix. To give you some inputs on how to troubleshoot this problem, I’ve outlined a few potential
Bluetooth is now becoming both a trend and demand in smartphones and electronics market. And as Bluetooth technology continues to advance, more and more Bluetooth accessories are being rolled out from Bluetooth speakers, headsets, keyboards, mouse, and even Bluetooth cars. New smartphones like Apple’s recently released iPhone XR are rigorously schemed to offer ultimate Bluetooth