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HSBC uses Bluetooth for drive-by marketing

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| 03/04/2007

...Mail on Sunday reported that the bank is using a Bluetooth server at both its Canary Wharf and Regent Street branches...marketing wireless technology london branches bluetooth server sunday reported walking past Dilbert ... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/04/03/222860/HSBC-uses-Bluetooth-for-drive-by-marketing.htm

Make or break as Bluetooth goes into business in Ireland

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| 02/08/2001

...M's idea was to produce a Bluetooth server that could give all users in...by connecting locally to the Bluetooth server which, in turn, would be...intranet and extranet using the Bluetooth server. The Bluetooth standard... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2001/08/02/181717/make-or-break-as-bluetooth-goes-into-business-in-ireland.htm

All systems GO for Bluetooth

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| 05/10/2000

...base station device at the airport, which would allow the laptop to gain access to the Internet via the airport's Bluetooth server. Madge Networks subsidiary Red-M is one of the companies selling server products into this market, and claims... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/10/05/175530/all-systems-go-for-bluetooth.htm

Is it too soon for Bluetooth?

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| 02/11/2000

...it too soon for Bluetooth? The launch of a new Bluetooth server next month has IT pundits asking whether it is too...specification. Red-M's decision to launch a Bluetooth server next month has raised a number of issues about the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/11/02/174531/is-it-too-soon-for-bluetooth.htm

Is Bluetooth still

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| 16/11/2000

...obsolete unless their software is upgradable. Madge Networks subsidiary Red-M has announced plans to launch a Bluetooth server in November, aimed primarily at applications developers working in vertical market sectors. According to Simon... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/11/16/177493/Is-Bluetooth-still-39blue-sky39.htm

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Speaking at Spring Conference 2009

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| 30/04/2009

...This session will also include an overview and demo of ThemeSong, an AIR application that leverages an open source Bluetooth server and AIR. Make sure to come to this session with your phone or device’s Bluetooth on and discoverable! Introduction... http://blog.pixelfumes.com/?p=241

Palm, Inc. - Palm Bringing Bluetooth Wireless Communications to Handhelds

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Using the Java APIs for Bluetooth, Part 2 - Putting the Core APIs to Work

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