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...w.amazon.com}}</ref> alongside the [[Samsung Wave 525]]. Both hardware and software-wise, the S5330 and Samsung Wave 525 are identical except for the inclusion The phone has WiFi 4, Bluetooth 3.0, Stereo FM Radio, A-GPS, and a microUSB 2.0 port.<ref name=":1" /> It h ...

...=GitHub|access-date=2020-04-22}}</ref> makes use of [[Bluetooth Low Energy|Bluetooth LE]] to discover and locally log clients near a user. However, unlike DP-3T ...temporary IDs for a short timeframe <math>t</math>. From this an Ephemeral Bluetooth ID (EBID) is calculated for each user with the algorithm <math>EBID_t(PUID) ...

...s-you-should-know-about-bluetooth-range|title=Things You Should Know About Bluetooth Range|last=Sponås|first=Jon Gunnar|website=blog.nordicsemi.com|language=en- ....covid-watch.org/blog/bluetooth/|archive-date=2020-04-10|title=Covid Watch Bluetooth Primer Blog Post|date=2020-03-07|website=Internet Archive|language=en|acces ...

...s-you-should-know-about-bluetooth-range|title=Things You Should Know About Bluetooth Range|last=Sponås|first=Jon Gunnar|website=blog.nordicsemi.com|language=en- ...ol [[Pan-European Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing]] (PEPP-PT), uses [[Bluetooth Low Energy]] to track and log encounters with other users.<ref name=":02">{ ...

...s-you-should-know-about-bluetooth-range|title=Things You Should Know About Bluetooth Range|last=Sponås|first=Jon Gunnar|website=blog.nordicsemi.com|language=en- ...fication is a decentralized reporting protocol built on a combination of [[Bluetooth Low Energy]] technology and privacy-preserving [[cryptography]]. It is an o ...

...on the phone. [[Bluesnarfing]] is an unauthorized access to a phone via [[Bluetooth]].<ref name="cnn1" /><ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11217012 H ...mobile phone voice and text messages on many networks with free decryption software available on the Internet. He blamed the mobile phone companies for relying ...

...er|ADCs]] for digitizing the 10.7&nbsp;MHz [[intermediate frequency]] in [[software-defined radio]] implementations of AM/FM radio receivers.<ref>[http://www.b ...ry Levy, Silicon Laboratories Inc.</ref> Used as reference clock in some [[Bluetooth]] systems. ...

...{{nowrap|(2.4 [[Hertz|GHz]] only)}} <br /> [[Bluetooth#Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR|Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR]]<br />'''GSM model:''' [[multi-band|quad-band]] [[GSM]]/[[Genera ...nd into two antenna sections: the left section of the band serves as the [[Bluetooth]], [[Wi-Fi]], and [[Global Positioning System|GPS]] antenna, and the right ...

The untrusted [[third-party software component|third-party]] model is adopted in peer-to-peer environments.<ref ...rkets every day, and some of them have not undergone a strict examination. Software bugs, configuration errors at the trusted-third-party and malicious adminis ...

...s, including a [[RF transceiver|cellular receiver]], [[wireless modem]], [[Bluetooth]] [[modem]], and [[GPS receiver]].<ref name="Kim">{{cite book |last1=Kim |f ...tware to react to changes in the environment; these systems are known as [[software-defined radio]]s or [[cognitive radio]]. ...

...[[Xerox PARC]] in 1980, [[BBC BASIC]] by [[Sophie Wilson]] in 1981, [[Coq (software)|Coq]] by [[Christine Paulin-Mohring]] along with eight development team me ...rinciples of it are now incorporated into modern [[Wi-Fi]], [[CDMA]] and [[Bluetooth]] technology.<ref>{{ cite web |last=Rothman|first=Tony|title=Random Paths t ...

...1982 and 1985 and installed in clinics in the United States and Canada. [[Software error]]s and a lack of quality assurance led to a serious malfunction that ...[[base station]]s, [[Compact fluorescent lamp|energy-saving lamps]], and [[Bluetooth]] connections. Electrified railroad lines, tram overhead lines and subway t ...