“Wireless Device Users to get On-Demand Services.”
“RidgeRun, Inc., today announced that it has successfully added
support for Bluetooth Service Discovery Protocol (SDP) to the
OpenBT Linux Bluetooth stack sponsored by Axis Communications.”
“SDP will be incorporated into RidgeRun’s upcoming distribution
of DSPLinux which is focused on Texas Instruments’ Digital Signal
Processors (DSPs).”
“SDP allows people with Bluetooth devices to wirelessly connect
to nearby services,” said Dan George, Vice-President of Product
Development at RidgeRun. George continued, “Using SDP, your camera
could use Bluetooth to send a picture wirelessly to a nearby
digital picture frame, or across the world through a Bluetooth
e-mail gateway.”
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