Bluetooth was invented back in 1994, but the first Bluetooth phone didn't hit shelves until 2001. The first consumer Bluetooth launched in 1999. It was a hands-free mobile headset that earned the ...

The SIG unveiled the first Bluetooth version in 1999, which was followed by a hands-free handset that showcased the technology. However, no phone on the market supported the technology at this time.

The SGH-D500 for Europe was one of Samsung's first Bluetooth phones. While the D500 itself is not expected to make it to the U.S., several similar phones are headed this way, including the well ...

Motorola’s first Bluetooth-capable wireless phone is the trimode CDMA Timeport 270, which will be available in limited quantities to carriers in December and in high volume in the first quarter. The ...

Bluetooth first made its debut as a consumer technology ... and other devices to phones without wires. It works across plenty of other devices too, including printers, remotes, and computers.