The following is a list of companies that have and are developing Bluetooth solutions. If you would like to be added to this list, send us an email at bluetooth@10meters.com. Include your company's Web address, and we'll take a look at what you've got.

Microsoft Bluetooth – Official Microsoft Bluetooth pages, featuring development information.

Motorola Bluetooth Official Motorola Bluetooth pages, featuring products, news, events and user applications.

MPI Tech Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, MPI Tech is a Workflow & Output Management solutions vendor. Its products include a Bluetooth Printer Adapter.

NewLogic – NewLogic has developed a complete system – called BOOST – for designing and implementing Bluetooth technology.

Nokia Bluetooth Official Nokia Bluetooth pages providing information on Bluetooth applications.

Panasonic – Official Panasonic Design Center site, with Bluetooth product information.

Parthus Parthus, headquartered in San Jose, California, develops and licenses complete silicon and software Intellectual Property (IP) platforms. Products include the Parthus Single-Chip SiGe Bluetooth RF IC.

Phillips Semiconductors – Philips Semiconductors is offering second-generation solutions, complying with Bluetooth 1.1. Its Blueberry PCF87750 baseband controller, UAA3558 transceiver and TrueBlue BGB100 radio module and Blueberry Developer's Kit are currently available.

Pico Communications – Pico Communications is focused on developing integrated Bluetooth Internet access equipment and infrastructure management servers.

RangeStar Wirless – RangeStar, of Aptos, California, develops, tests and implements embedded antenna technology.

Rappore – Rappore, of Utah- and California-based Rappore offers a Bluetooth software protocol stack and Software Developers Kit.

Red-M – Red-M, founded in 2000 as an internal start-up of Madge Networks, develops and markets hardware and software product solutions using wireless Bluetooth technology. An Associate Member of the Bluetooth Special Internet Group (SIG), Red-M won the first Award for Innovation at the annual Bluetooth Congress in June 2000.

RF Micro – RF Micro, of Greensboro, North Carolina, designs, develops, manufactures and markets proprietary RFICs, including applicatons for Bluetooth industrial radios.

Roving Networks – Located in Sunnyvale, California, Roving Networks offers the Blueline wireless gateway, which links Ethernet and Bluetooth networks.

RTX Telecom A/S – RTX Telecom, a Swedish company, is a design and development company. Bluetooth offerings include an RF Transceiver Design Kit, an RF Tester and a Bluetooth USB Dongle.

7 Layers AG – 7 layers supports Bluetooth developers and manufacturers from development through to qualification.It offers Bluetooth testing in facilities in Ratingen, Germany.

Samsung The Korea-based electronics giant offers a Bluetooth Protocol stack.

Siemens blu21 Siemens provides Bluetooth accessories and Bluetooth chips and modules. From Siemens Information and Communication Mobile Group: a Bluetooth network package called blu21.

Sigma Comtec AB A Bluetooth SIG member, Sweden's Sigma Comtec offers a Bluetooth Application Development Kit and a Bluetooth Application & Training Kit.

Signia Technologies Based in Milpitas, California, Signia provides wireless communications products, from components to system solutions.

Silicon Wave Silicon Wave, of San Diego, California, designs and develops RF systems-on-chip for use in wireless and broadband communication systems and products. Founded in 1997, the company was the first to deliver a single-chip Bluetooth radio modem. It is an Associate member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group.

Socket Communications – Socket Communications, Inc. develops and sells connection products for handheld computers and other devices. It is an Associate Member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group and is developing products that will add Bluetooth wireless technology to handheld computers, notebooks and other electronic appliances.

SonyTek AB – SonyTek is a joint venture between Tektronix and Sony.

Spirea AB – Swedish company Spirea designs and markets Bluetooth hardware and software solutions.

Stonestreet One – Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Stonestreet One designs, develops, and integrates embedded systems and wireless data applications with a special focus on Bluetooth technology. It was awarded Associate Member status by the Bluetooth SIG. Products and services include developer tools, engineering services, and custom designed Bluetooth hardware components.

Synova – Synova specializes in turn-key ASIC solutions ranging from embedded MIPS Core designs for space applications, to HDL Core Logic products, to Engineering Design and Systems Engineering Services. It provides a Bluetooth 1.0 B compliant baseband/link core in Verilog HDL.

Tality – Tality, formerly a division of Cadence Design Systems, is a leading supplier of design services and intellectual property for Bluetooth systems and chips, and has over 30 designs completed or in progress.

TDK – TDK Systems is developing Bluetooth PC Cards, USB adapters, communications products and access points.

Tektronix – Tektronix, located in Beaverton, Oregon, is a test, measurement and monitoring company. It offers the BPA100 Bluetooth Protocol Analyzer.

Toshiba – One of the Bluetooth SIG promoter companies, Toshiba solutions include the Tecra 8100 notebook with a Bluetooth PC Card.

Tokyo Denshi Sekei K.K. (TDS) – TDS is a technical solution vendor for color imaging, printing and networking. TDS and its subsidiary, ci-tech, have developed UBQ-Blue, a protocol stack and development kit.

Troy XCD – Troy XCD provides a wide range of Bluetooth wireless technology and LAN connectivity hardware and software solutions. Products include a Bluetooth protocol stack and a printing appliance device using both Bluetooth and IEE802.11.

Vaishali Semiconductor – Vaishali provides baseband and radio chip-set solutions. Technology incorporates a Bluetooth vl.0B complaint protocol stack that supports all Bluetooth profiles.

WIDCOMM – WIDCOMM products include Bluetooth protocol software, developer kits and test tools and network access points. With partners, the company offers Bluetooth-enabled USB adapters, PCMCIA cards and modules for the Handspring Visor.

Wind River – Wireless Networks Inc. is a research and development corporation creating wireless solutions that will allow Bluetooth-enabled devices to access networks supporting both data and voice connectivity.

Wireless Solutions. – Swedish- based Wireless Solutions provides Bluetooth products for OEMs.

Yokogawa Electric Corp. –For more than 85 years, Yokogawa, of Tokyo, has developed advanced test and measurement products and industry solutions, including current data analysis services for Bluetooth.

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