It’s built into all smartphones. With Bluetooth, you can stream your music on your car’s stereo and even control the songs directly from it. More importantly, you can make hands-free phone cal ...

Bluetooth technology is much more than headphones and smartwatches. Check out our list of unexpected Bluetooth devices that ...

These plug into your car’s 12V lighter socket and connect to your smartphone using Bluetooth. Audio (calls, podcasts, music etc) is sent from the phone to the adapter over Bluetooth, then ...

Reluctant to shell out more money on an audio kit than his car is worth, he whipped up his own Bluetooth kit for far less than Pioneer’s asking price. He had a set of Nokia Bluetooth headphones ...

For about $120, you can link a Bluetooth device to the car's radio. Add another $50 and you get an LCD screen to display the caller ID and phone book. To connect a music player to your existing ...

Most new car models offer Bluetooth technology ... Each can be paired with a cell phone or portable music player so that you can carry on hands-free phone conversations and listen to music.

Thus, we’re going to look at how to modify your existing stock car stereo to accept an auxiliary cable input or even a Bluetooth module. This way, you can pump in the latest tunes from your ...

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This can also be an issue with older car stereo systems or home audio systems, rendering both the music and the audio system unusable. But you can fix this using Bluetooth audio receivers.