Android's Bluetooth Absolute Volume is a useful feature for many users, but you may need to turn it off sometimes. Here's what it does and how to disable it.

Bluetooth is a necessary part of Android Auto. Here's why you need Bluetooth to use it, and how it differs from the wireless version.

A serious Bluetooth flaw can let hackers attack any phone running Android 9 or earlier, and only a few models can be patched right now.

You can disable Android's Bluetooth absolute volume feature, which makes the phone's and a Bluetooth device's volume work together.

With version 0.9 of the software development kit, programmers get better compatibility with real Android phones due next quarter--but no Bluetooth interface.

Bluetooth tags for Android’s 3 billion-strong tracking network are here Third-party Bluetooth trackers plug in to Google's massive Find My Device Network.

Just merge the networks already Android’s Bluetooth trackers are finally shipping in late May The one-year wait for Apple's cross-platform safety measures is almost over.