Bluetooth 6.0 has more advanced filtering, meaning that instead of automatically scanning all the time, it knows when to scan and when to save its efforts and not transmit redundant data.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has released Bluetooth 6.0, which will enable more accurate location tracking for Find My devices. It could make it easier to locate lost devices.

Bluetooth 5.0 was officially announced almost nine years ago. The wireless technology has undergone several updates up to the current version (5.4), but we had to wait a long time for the next big ...

Edifier's Doo Ace on-ear headphones are Bluetooth 6.0Just 100g, so much lighter than the equivalent Sony cansAudio codec support is a little disappointingWe've been waiting a while for the first ...

Bluetooth SIG has released Bluetooth 6.0 Core Specification, and the biggest talking point here is the Bluetooth Channel Sounding feature. This introduces true distance awareness to the spec, ...

This iPhone Bluetooth audio issue frustrates me every day, but iOS 26 is finally going to fix it; The first Bluetooth 6.0 headphones are here, they're super-cheap, and they weigh less than 100g; ...

Bluetooth 6.0 Helps Save Battery with 'Monitoring Advertisers' Current Bluetooth technology and devices can sit there trying to connect to a phone or laptop, even when it's not in range.

Bluetooth 6.0’s Channel Sounding could even find its way into more types of devices that need protection against loss, such as remote controls (which somehow tend to disappear without a trace).

Bluetooth 6.0 has been announced with a number of updates and upgrades, the largest being Channel Sounding which may significantly improve device tracking.

Google released Android 15 earlier this week, and it ships with what seems like full support for this new mode. Channel Sounding, if you aren’t aware, enables Bluetooth devices to determine the ...

In addition, Bluetooth 6.0 can also transmit larger data frames and enables lower latency for audio applications. Unfortunately, there are no details on when Apple will adopt Bluetooth 6.0.

To solve this problem, the Bluetooth SIG standardization group is introducing a new technology called Bluetooth Channel Sounding in the new version of Bluetooth 6.0. It includes two new methods for ...