Belkin has released a new Bluetooth USB Adapter that wirelessly transfers full-resolution photos from your camera phone directly to your PC.

There's been a lot of buzz over the past couple of years about Bluetooth being the "next big thing" in high-tech gadgetry, with the ability to do everything from connecting wireless headphones and ...

The Bluetooth Dock Adapter ships on March 7 in North America; worldwide launches will follow. The device sells for $129.99. Belkin says it will work with most docking iPods.

Better still, it's compatible with all stereo Bluetooth devices, like A2DP headphones. Retails for $129.99. Almost missed this one: Belkin announced a Bluetooth dock adapter for the iPod yesterday.

The Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter includes a 5-foot USB extension cable, so you can position the adapter's fold-out antenna for the best reception.

Belkin International, Inc., and Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) today introduced the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter with KODAK Picture Upload Technology, making it effortless to save, print, and share ...

New Bluetooth adapter from Belkin that’ll let you eliminate at least one cable from your life. The Bluetooth Wireless USB Printer Adapter, which lets you print from any wireless PC or PDA, comes ...

The Belkin Bluetooth PDA Adapter Card is a CompactFlash Type II device. The driver software works only with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 and 2002 PDAs.

While there's certainly no shortage of ways to get your photos off your cameraphone and onto your PC, Belkin and Kodak seem to think they've got a better way of doing things, with the pair now ...

Belkin And Kodak Work Together For Bluetooth Adapter/software Combo By SlashGear Staff Updated: Feb. 15, 2019 1:26 pm EST This combo will hijack your pictures from your mobile phone whenever you ...

Connect the Belkin USB Bluetooth adapter to your printer with an USB cable. Plug one end of the power adapter for the Bluetooth print server into the device. Insert the other into the outlet.

The Dock adapter comes in two pieces, one for your iPod and one for your iPod dock. It uses Bluetooth to mimic an actual dock and stream commands and music from your iPod to the dock.