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The 13 pages that link to Bluetooth, each with the reason it gives.

• Radio spectrumRelated: Bluetooth uses radio channels in the crowded 2.4-gigahertz band.

• Wi-FiCompared with: Bluetooth often replaces Wi-Fi for low-power accessory connections, but serves different networking needs.

• Hearing aidRelated: Compatible hearing aids can stream calls and media from phones and other devices.

• Consumer electronicsBroader topic: It enables common connections between phones, headphones, speakers, and accessories.

• Game controllerRelated: Many wireless controllers send button and motion data to a console over Bluetooth.

• Bluetooth Low EnergyNarrower topic: BLE is one mode within the broader Bluetooth standard family.

• Harald BluetoothBroader topic: The technology’s name honors Harald, whose unification of Denmark inspired its founders.

• Near-field communicationCompared with: NFC can initiate or simplify pairing before devices communicate over Bluetooth.

• Frequency-hopping spread spectrumBroader topic: Classic Bluetooth uses adaptive frequency hopping to avoid persistently busy channels.

• Hedy LamarrRelated: Lamarr's work is often linked to Bluetooth, though direct technological descent is not established.

• WiiRelated: The Wii Remote sends its input to the console over Bluetooth.

• Data communicationBroader topic: It enables nearby devices to exchange data over short-range radio links.

• Wireless networkRelated: Bluetooth networks connect peripherals and devices over short distances with low power.