A critical vulnerability in the Bluetooth implementation on Android devices could allow attackers to launch remote code execution (RCE) attacks – without any user interaction.

Android's Bluetooth Absolute Volume is a useful feature for many users, but you may need to turn it off sometimes. Here's what it does and how to disable it.

With version 0.9 of the software development kit, programmers get better compatibility with real Android phones due next quarter--but no Bluetooth interface.

Google is integrating new Bluetooth technology into ChromeOS, improving connectivity and speed for seamless digital experiences. ChromeOS now features Android's Fluoride Bluetooth stack, offering ...

Bluetooth latency for audio has been a long-running problem, but the Android ecosystem is largely to blame.

If you do a lot of Bluetooth calling, you might be aware of just how mediocre your call audio sounds to the person on the receiving end. However, that may soon be a thing of the past — Android could ...

A serious Bluetooth flaw can let hackers attack any phone running Android 9 or earlier, and only a few models can be patched right now.

One for those interested in developing apps using Bluetooth – the Bluetooth SIG has updated its Smart Starter Kit to help speed mobile development. “The kit consists of a collection of labs that take ...

You can disable Android's Bluetooth absolute volume feature, which makes the phone's and a Bluetooth device's volume work together.