What is Bluetooth and how do we used this using android?


Bluetooth is a communications protocol designed for short-range, low-bandwidth peer-to-peer com-
munications. As of Android 2.1, only encrypted communication is supported, meaning you can only
form connections between paired devices. In Android, Bluetooth devices and connections are handled
by the following classes:

The Bluetooth Adapter represents the local Bluetooth device — that is,
the Android device on which your application is running.

➤ BluetoothAdapter

➤ BluetoothDevice Each remote device with which you wish to communicate is represented
   as a BluetoothDevice.

➤ BluetoothSocket

➤ BluetoothServerSocket By creating a Bluetooth Server Socket (using the
   listenUsingRfcommWithServiceRecord method) on your local Bluetooth Adapter, you can
Call createRfcommSocketToServiceRecord on a remote Bluetooth Device
object to create a Bluetooth Socket that will let you make a connection request to the remote
device, and then initiate communications.
listen for incoming connection requests from Bluetooth Sockets on remote devices.


<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BLUETOOTH"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BLUETOOTH_ADMIN"/>



Comments

  1. Md.Mahmudul Haque Khan12 June 2014 at 21:22

    Your project is so helpful.Please can you give me your all Bluetooth full project github or zip file.

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