Bluetooth is a wireless technology standard for connectivity and exchanging data. It’s built into all smartphones. With Bluetooth, you can stream your music on your car’s stereo and even ...

Bluetooth does nothing new. Even before the technology was introduced, you could make hands-free calls to Mum and stream Mobb Deep’s The Infamous through your car stereo. Bluetooth’s crowning ...

Go Bluetooth While plugging in your smartphone directly into your car’s stereo is a way to go, why not add Bluetooth to this setup and get rid of the audio cable entirely?

Summary Overall, all you need to do to hack in an auxiliary audio input, whether Bluetooth or otherwise, is to get your signal to the amplifier in the place of any other.

If you want to listen to your own tunes while driving, here are four ways to add Bluetooth to any car.

The best way to bring new life to an aging vehicle is to update it with a touch of modern tech. Here are some ways to add Bluetooth connectivity to your car.

From the Bluetooth Explorer menu bar, select Tools -> Audio Options. In the Codecs section, tick the checkboxes alongside Enable AAC and/or Force use of aptX (depending on your issue).