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I don't think there's anyone who has used Bluetooth that would say that it's a nice technology from a user perspective. But why is this such a bad user experience and why has it not been fixed in the 25 years it has been around? The only exception is Apple, so it is possible to get it right.

Bram Bos

@brambosofficial.bsky.social

20 Dec 2024

Defining a wireless connectivity protocol, but starting from UX requirements instead of the engineering perspective would be a refreshing approach 😃

Erik Hellman

@hellman.io

Or just do what we did with the Internet. Define an open protocol (IP, TCP, and UDP) that lets anyone communicate how they prefer. It worked for Zigbee, but unfortunately we couldn't include it in smartphones.

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