Bluetooth to Piggyback on Wi-Fi
February 10, 2008 By PETER SVENSSON, AP Technology Writer(AP) -- The popular wireless technology known as Bluetooth could get a lot faster next year by taking advantage of Wi-Fi technology already built into many gadgets.
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