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Commercial Bluetooth pedals, designed to allow musicians to flip pages of sheet music on a tablet, have the sort of inflated price tag you’d expect for a niche electronic device. …read more Continue reading This ESP32 Bluetooth Page Turner Can’t Get Any Easier
Music lovers who want to stream tunes from their smartphone to the living room hi-fi or from the hi-fi to wireless headphones might be disappointed. Many setups, including audio gear from McIntosh Labs, don’t support Bluetooth, so the company set out t… Continue reading McIntosh transceiver adds two-way Bluetooth streaming to any hi-fi setup
Whether you own any Amazon surveillance devices or not, we know how much you value your privacy. So consider this your friendly reminder that Amazon Sidewalk is going live in …read more Continue reading PSA: Amazon Sidewalk Rolls Out June 8th
Our team is looking to either integrate or develop a physical security solution for a rather large campus.
Requirements:
Ability to either integrate (with reader/electronic lock hardware) from our mobile apps which would allow access contr… Continue reading Options for Integrating or developing a physical security solution (physical access control via in-house mobile apps [NFC/Bluetooh])
Pandemic got you way behind on your exercise goals? Us too. But not [codaris] who bought an under-desk bike to get in a bit of cycling while banging away on …read more Continue reading Hacker Spends a Few Cycles Upgrading an Under-Desk Bike
Building a Bluetooth speaker is easy with the availability of cheap Bluetooth receivers, but surprisingly there isn’t a simple way to build a pair of truly wireless stereo speakers. [Mark] …read more Continue reading A Wireless Speaker Pair From Dead Earbuds
Out of the box, the Yamaha YAS-207 soundbar can be remotely controlled over Bluetooth, but only when using a dedicated application on iOS or Android. Users who want to command …read more Continue reading Soundbar Bested by Virtual Android Bluetooth Sniffer
AirDrop, the feature built into an estimated 1.5 billion Apple devices, allows Mac and iPhone users to seamlessly share files without the nuisance of USB sticks or finding another network connection. But security researchers this week poked a big hole in that peace of mind by revealing two flaws in AirDrop’s protocol that could allow an attacker to obtain email addresses and phone numbers of nearby devices that are using AirDrop. The concern is the snooping could enable other malicious activity, such as spearphishing of individual Apple users or the sale of bulk personal data to fraudsters. At issue are the “hash values” that Apple uses to hide the contact details of AirDrop users from a third party. Researchers from Germany’s Technical University (TU) of Darmstadt who made the discovery said those values can be easily exposed using brute-force or other attacks. A hacker would need to be in close […]
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Smartphones and voice assistants are the typical way most of us interact with our smart devices around the home, but it doesn’t have to be the only way. [Sam March] …read more Continue reading Turn On Your Lights With A Wave Of A Magic Wand
ADTRAN announced its Internet of Things (IoT) Gateway based on LoRaWAN technology. This micro-sized, Bluetooth-enabled gateway will enable LoRaWAN network operators, service providers, VARs and solution integrators to easily add support for growing ent… Continue reading ADTRAN IoT Gateway based on LoRaWAN technology supports Smart Building applications