OS 26 offers a brand new setting that can prevent your AirPods’ audio from automatically switching to other speakers.

Windows 11 users experiencing Bluetooth issues can find solutions in this guide. Common problems like pairing failures, choppy audio, and missing toggles are addressed. The article provides ...

In order to fix the ‘Bluetooth Not Pairing’ issue on Windows, start with simple solutions like resetting the Bluetooth connection, troubleshooting Bluetooth services using the command prompt, and ...

Bluetooth is baked into just about everything these days, from wireless earbuds and fitness trackers to laptops, cars, and smart home devices. In 2023 alone, more than 5.7 billion Bluetooth-enabled ...

You probably use Bluetooth to connect any number of things to your computer and/or cell phone, but is it actually safe to leave your Bluetooth enabled?

Overview Connectivity is one of the essential features of the iPhone experience, but even the most reliable devices sometimes ...

Absolute Bluetooth Volume is a feature that allows Android users to control the volume of both their phone and connected Bluetooth devices with a single volume control. However, this feature can ...

Apple is reportedly working on a macOS fix that will rectify a Bluetooth connectivity glitch affecting first-gen Apple Silicon Macs. Users began reporting the problem when the first Macs powered by ...

If you’ve ever had your AirPods suddenly disconnect and your music start blasting through a car or Bluetooth speaker without warning, this new option is for you.

When AirDrop fails, it means the share request cannot complete between your Apple devices. Despite appearing to initiate ...

The release of iOS 18.3 has brought a range of new features and enhancements designed to improve user experience. However, as with many software updates, it has also introduced certain challenges that ...

In general, Bluetooth software is backward compatible: Bluetooth devices supporting Bluetooth 5 or higher should still be able to pair with devices using, say, the ancient Bluetooth 2.1, launched back ...