Android Device

Android Device

A device that runs on the Android operating system is known as an Android device. Android is a collection of mobile software that includes an operating system, core apps, and middleware. A smartphone, tablet PC, e-book reader, or any other form of mobile device that requires an operating system is an Android device. The Open Handset Alliance, which is led by Google, develops Android. Acer, HTC, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, and Motorola are just a few of the well-known Android device makers.

Android Device:Bluetooth

The Bluetooth framework, which allows a device to wirelessly communicate data with other Bluetooth devices, is supported by the Android platform. Android has a Bluetooth API that may be used to do these various tasks.

  • Pairing your phone with a Bluetooth item and turning on Bluetooth
  • Before you may connect to another device, you must first pair your phone with it.
  • From the Home screen, press the Menu key > Settings > Bluetooth.
  • Turn on Bluetooth by tapping the switch.
  • To make your phone visible to other Bluetooth devices, tick the box next to its name.
  • A list of available devices will be displayed. From the list, select the device you wish to associate with.

NOTE

  • You may be needed to enter or confirm matching codes, or the devices may connect automatically, depending on the device.
  • Your phone will connect to the other device after pairing is complete.

NOTE

  • A fixed Bluetooth PIN, such as 0000, may be found on some devices, particularly headsets or hands-free vehicle kits. You'll be prompted to enter the PIN if the other device has one.

AndroidTM - Remove Paired Bluetooth® Connection

  • Do one of the following from a Home screen.
  • Make sure Bluetooth is enabled.
  • Select Settings > Connected devices > Connection preferences > Bluetooth from the drop-down menu.
  • Go to Settings > Connected Devices to get started.
  • Tap Bluetooth if necessary.
  • Go to Settings > Bluetooth to get started.
  • Select the relevant device by tapping its name or the Settings icon (right).
  • 'Forget' or 'Unpair' are the options.