» Bluetooth http://www.telecompie.com Sun, 05 Sep 2010 19:26:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 How Bluetooth helps to connect your PSP to the internet http://www.telecompie.com/how-bluetooth-helps-to-connect-your-psp-to-the-internet http://www.telecompie.com/how-bluetooth-helps-to-connect-your-psp-to-the-internet#comments Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:05:00 +0000 cooldude http://www.telecompie.com/?p=451 Technology has made the world small. A person who may be continents away from you can now talk to you face to face while online. Being updated with all this technology gives you an access to any part of the world and almost any facility available. Here, we will try to help you by charting out certain steps to show how to use Bluetooth to connect your PSP to the internet.

Firstly, check whether your Bluetooth device supports Dial-up Networking (DUN).  If it does, simply follow the procedure below:

  • Go to Settings, then Bluetooth, then Device Settings – manage Bluetooth device. After this follow the instructions that will appear on the computer screen.
  • Next, choose Settings, Network settings, Infrastructure mode
  • Click on New connection
  • Choose Bluetooth modem device
  • In the final step select the Bluetooth that you had registered in the initial step

After this, follow another set of instructions on the computer screen to complete the full process. And finally when you have to connect your computer to the internet, select from the range of connections you are provided. Your easy connection has been made. Stay connected to happiness and technology.

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Bluetooth uses a pint sized microchip that is the receiver as well as sender of signals. Bluetooth can work over 10 meters, in fact, this distance has been enhanced to 100 meters recently but then Bluetooth will consume a lot more power in the event. Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Toshiba and Nokia together formed the Bluetooth Special Interest Group.

If a device has official Bluetooth logo, it goes on to mean that it will let you access Bluetooth. Well! Thanks to King Harald Bluetooth for giving us this name and thanks to technology for giving us this application.

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