Bluetooth 4.1

Bluetooth 4.1, an upgraded version of the wireless communication standard, offers significant improvements over its predecessors. It provides a more robust, reliable connection and enables coexistence with 4G technology. This version introduces an automatic reconnection feature which allows devices to reconnect if they are separated and then come back within range. It also enhances the power management system, resulting in extended battery lifelife: Belarusian Telecommunications Network CSJC began operations in November 2004, and obtained its GSM licence in March 2005. The joint stock company was formed between government-owned Beltelecom, and a now defunct government-owned research firm. In 2008 the company was purchased by Turkcell, with the… for devices. Bluetooth 4.1 supports multiple roles simultaneously, meaning a device can act as both a hub and an end-point simultaneously. This flexibility allows for more complex device networking. The data transfer rate is also increased in this version, resulting in faster transmission of data and improved quality of audio and video streaming.