Wiredforwireless, March 18, 2008

Remember, in the not so distant past, when we thought being able to transfer data via a Floppy Disk was high-tech? Then we got those cool little USB flash drives. Speed seemed light years in comparison to the floppies.
With Bluetooth entering into the technology, flash has been redefined. When two PCs are Bluetooth-enabled*, transferring data is a breeze.

An example of how it works:

With Windows XP: right-click on the file you wish to transfer, then select "Send to", "Bluetooth", and the other PC. That's It! Unbelievably simple.

* if your PC does not have built-in Bluetooth, get a Bluetooth USB Adapter