Keyfob you can make ring from your 'phone, get GPS coordinates of. "System Requirements: BlackBerry OS Version 4.5 and above; Android 2.0 and above." What?

Setup of Nokia Series 60 Handset to Apple Mac OS 10.4.4 using Bluetooth for GPRS.

"An interactive lighting installation on Tower Bridge, controlled by Bluetooth sensors on London Bridge."

A good guide. (I use Salling Clicker to do this stuff, which is slightly easier, but costs money.)

"Now you can record tracking data from your bluetooth GPS receiver and send the track via bluetooth to your PC for direct use with Google Earth."

I had no idea these GPS things were so small and cheap (£70) nowadays. I'm tempted. Very tempted.

Either this is a joke I don't get, or something very, very odd is happening to iPods: faults caused by Numbers Stations.

Nice.

Jon’s Phone Tool (JPT) uses a Bluetooth mobile phone, your Mac’s modem, or speakers to dial the phone. JPT can also make calls via Vonage, CallVantage, Skype, Ovolab Phlink,

'Toothing' started as a hoax.

Bluetooth meets cassette uptown. Lovely old-new technology merge.

Applications for Mac OS X and Symbian OS Series 60 phones from Nokia that allow effortless downloads of pictures taken with the phone to your Macintosh wirelessly via Bluetooth

Now your Bluetooth headset can sport that 20th century look!

These scripts allow you to share your Mac's internet connection out over bluetooth with your bluetooth capable phone