Bluetooth devices are ubiquitous in modern life, connecting everything from our headphones to smart home gadgets. However, the convenience of wireless technology comes with concerns about privacy ...

Have you ever been annoyed when pairing a Bluetooth device requires you to enter an on-screen code before the pairing is complete? I have. Especially when pairing a device with my TV.

This new account-based pairing method is a stepping stone towards Google's goal of true multi-device support for Google Messages. Last month, AssembleDebug found code in the app suggesting that it ...

Select nearby device Enter the pairing code displayed on the receiving device Now, open the Link to MyASUS app on your phone and tap on Receive button in the Transfer section.

If any one of those devices does not require a pairing code or similar security for a connection, they're essentially open to any hacker that walks by.

Swift Pair is a pairing option for Bluetooth devices in Windows 11/10. This feature clips up your Bluetooth peripherals to your computer in a timely manner.

If pairing two devices seems like it’s taking too long, be sure to check the screen on your device to see if it’s asking for permission or a code to finish the pairing process.

A new security flaw affects billions of devices -- with a "b" -- and anything that can communicate with the Bluetooth protocol. Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android products are all affected.

Earlier this month, code unearthed in a prior iOS 11 beta version suggested HomePod's Siri assistant will read out a four-digit authentication and pairing code, which users input into their iPhone.

On Tuesday, Google announced in a blog post that it's bringing a feature called Fast Pair to Androids, that'll allow devices to easily discover and pair with compatible devices nearby.

A code sleuth has found new details about how Apple Vision Pro Optical Inserts will need to be set up and paired, and the process is a little involved.

Pairing ZEISS lenses to the Apple Vision Pro As shared by M1Astra on X, the pair of ZEISS Optical Inserts comes with a “personal code” to pair the lenses to the Apple Vision Pro.