Bluetooth is a necessary part of Android Auto. Here's why you need Bluetooth to use it, and how it differs from the wireless version.

Android's Bluetooth Absolute Volume is a useful feature for many users, but you may need to turn it off sometimes. Here's what it does and how to disable it.

Features like Quick Share, Find My Device, and device location use Bluetooth.</string> Apparently, the code for this feature has been submitted to AOSP already, and it’s not exclusive to Android 15.

In recent preview builds of Android 15, I discovered numerous references to a “Bluetooth auto-on” feature. The feature, as its name implies, can automatically turn on the Bluetooth radio.

So, if you’re ready to not lose your keys anymore, here are some Android Bluetooth trackers that work (almost) as well as AirTags. Best overall: Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Opens in a new window ...

Screenshots of Android's upcoming Bluetooth QS tile dialog. As you can see in the screenshots shown above, the pop-up dialog shows my currently-connected Galaxy Buds 2 Pro and my previously ...

Toggling Wi-Fi or Bluetooth might only require a single tap in Android 16, thanks to the new Quick Settings tiles that Google is working on.

While Android has supported Auracast and Bluetooth LE Audio on a technical level since Android 13 through the media player interface, it’s not exactly easy or intuitive to connect or even set up ...