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The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) announced that its Digital Key Release 3.0 specification – which adds Bluetooth Low Energy and Ultra Wideband (UWB) wireless connectivity technologies to enable compatible mobile devices with passive keyless access… Continue reading CCC Digital Key Release 3.0 enables consumers to use their mobile device as a digital key hands-free
Ferrofluids, as the name implies, are liquids that respond to magnetic fields. They were originally developed for use by NASA as rocket fuel but are available to the general public …read more Continue reading Ferrofluid Dances in Custom Bluetooth Speaker
There is a gotcha lurking in wait for hackers who look at a piece of equipment, see a port labeled “Serial / RS-232”, and start to get ideas. The issue …read more Continue reading DIY Wireless Serial Adapter Speaks (True) RS-232
Sometimes it is hard to probe a circuit and then look over at the meter. [Electronoobs] decided to fix that problem by making a Google Glass-like multimeter using an OLED …read more Continue reading Heads Up: Smart Glass Multimeter
If you use a Bluetooth 4.0 dongle on your PC, you may have CSR8510 A10 Driver. It is one of the…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading CSR8510 A10 Driver is Unavailable error in Windows 10
[Wayne Venables], like many of us, found himself sitting more than usual the past few months. Armed with a Bluetooth-enabled under desk exercise bike, he quickly found the app to …read more Continue reading Pedaling Away Under The Cover Of Your Desk
Looking for a hands-free way to page through sheet music on an iPad, [The_Larch] came up with this simple Bluetooth input device based on the ESP32. The microcontroller just needed …read more Continue reading The Beat Goes On With this ESP32 Page Turner
Some time ago, Bluetooth was hit by a severe exploit (KNOB attack) that rendered its encryption pretty much useless. Publishers like the German Heise summarized it in an article* as an issue in the firmware of Bluetooth radio affecting BR/… Continue reading Is Bluetooth low energy (BLE) still secure?
If you’re a reader of Hackaday, then you’ve almost certainly encountered an Espressif part. The twin microcontroller families ESP8266 and ESP32 burst onto the scene and immediately became the budget-friendly …read more Continue reading New Part Day: Espressif ESP32-C6
Trackers like Tile or Pixie have been helping us find lost keys and wallets for years now, but they aren’t all that precise beyond “it’s within Bluetooth range.” Samsung has now unveiled the Galaxy SmartTag+, the first tracker to use the more accurate … Continue reading Samsung’s more precise SmartTag+ uses AR to guide you to lost items