خطر السن الأزرق Bluetooth Dangers

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I just wonder why would anyone give such a name to wireless technology... Just think about it for a second تقنية السن الأزرق seriously, how can you write a seriuos article with that heading LOL... it would probably suit a comedy series or something of that level...

If this was the name of new tech in the Arab world... it will be ridiculed for ages... don't you think... Anyway, I'm just amazed and curious to what brought this name into the hi-tech world...

By the way, monitor your bluetooth settings, you might as well be receiving viruses without knowing the source... and guess what its the bluetooth striking from its hiding place...

عضة السن الأزرق ممكن تجيب آخرة كمبيوترك

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‏قال LotusGem…
King Harald Blatand (Harold Bluetooth) has led the unity of nations in what is now parts of Norway, Sweden and Denmark, who were origianlly at war.

The name was given to as a code name to the project that would allow devices of different types to talk to each other wirelessly. And the code name stuck.

It's a name from history. That's why it wasn't ridiculed.

So if we were to get a technology that would enable clever and quick service repsonses that are well balanced and well presented, we would call it Al Mutanabbi.
16 يوليو 2007 في 11:24 ص
‏قال M Kilany…
hmmmm interesting, I never knew that...
Today I can say I'v learned something...
16 يوليو 2007 في 12:14 م
‏قال Bilalٍ…
walahe abu kilany arabization is a problem becauses of the funny words that get generated
المرقاب، الفأرة، السواقة الصلبة، وأخيرا الناقل التسلسلي العام
16 يوليو 2007 في 12:50 م
‏قال Bilalٍ…
I checked you blog for many days but it did not get updated and suddenly i foun d that i had 7 new posts, i think there is something wrong in my internet settings.
16 يوليو 2007 في 12:52 م
‏قال M Kilany…
Ya man, you check my blog on a regular basis... allah yojbor be7'atrak...

Loved the السواقة الصلبة
16 يوليو 2007 في 12:59 م
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