Why is it called Bluetooth™? The Viking king Harald Bluetooth united Norway and Denmark. He was renowned as a great communicator, skilled at bringing people together to talk to each other – but he would never have guessed that a thousand years later a powerful technology would be named after him!
me too, I always wondered about this funny name , I must search inside my phone maybe I will found a real one ( considering the number of phones having "blueteeth" , I wonder from where they came out with that huge number of teeth to put it inside phones )
there is another word keep bothering me .. thumbnail ! you can find it in windows ( not real windows .. I mean in computers )
note : I just founded another strange word ... "windows" for operating systems . can you open the windows, no.. I mean the real windows; I still feel it is summer :) .
watashi wa ammar desu. hi amani r u enjoying this calss very well like i do ? i wanna say that ur class is known now in every place j.u.s.t because when "we" r walking in j.u.s.t we keep saying "nepongo" all the road and every one who heard us thinks that we have lost our minds, but in my openion every one must lost his mind. do u think that ?
gomennasai for my english or my nippongo. otsukaresama
hiro san, "aoi ha" is some kind of not-so-funny joke on the bluetooth wireless technology （笑）。アラビア語で、「センアズラク」です。but ofcourse this one is also a joke :p bluetooth is said bluetooth regardless of the language :D
Hasna san, u got ur Q answered :) thank S-chan.
bme2003, yea in computer world, the namings are amazing..and strange sometimes. arigatou gozaimasu:)
ammar san, arigatou gozaimsu :) but we say "nihongo"..when we want to say "japanese language" we add the"go" to nihon and not nippon..so its NIHONgo! i am enjoying the class very much, and thanks to you students who are deeply interested! ganbatte kudasai!
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Infra red?
LOL!:D
it was funny thinking about the name in japanese. but now i think it in arabic,,its more funny :p
hm,,,,,aoi ha?? What does it mean in arabic?
hm,,,,,aoi ha?? What does it mean in arabic?
bluetooth!
I wonder why they call it like that!?
do you know why?
Why is it called Bluetooth™?
The Viking king Harald Bluetooth united Norway and Denmark. He was renowned as a great communicator, skilled at bringing people together to talk to each other – but he would never have guessed that a thousand years later a powerful technology would be named after him!
me too, I always wondered about this funny name , I must search inside my phone maybe I will found a real one ( considering the number of phones having "blueteeth" , I wonder from where they came out with that huge number of teeth to put it inside phones )
there is another word keep bothering me .. thumbnail ! you can find it in windows ( not real windows .. I mean in computers )
note : I just founded another strange word ... "windows" for operating systems .
can you open the windows, no.. I mean the real windows; I still feel it is summer :) .
watashi wa ammar desu.
hi amani r u enjoying this calss very well like i do ?
i wanna say that ur class is known now in every place j.u.s.t because when "we" r walking in j.u.s.t we keep saying "nepongo" all the road and every one who heard us thinks that we have lost our minds, but in my openion every one must lost his mind.
do u think that ?
gomennasai for my english or my nippongo.
otsukaresama
hiro san,
"aoi ha" is some kind of not-so-funny joke on the bluetooth wireless technology （笑）。アラビア語で、「センアズラク」です。but ofcourse this one is also a joke :p bluetooth is said bluetooth regardless of the language :D
Hasna san, u got ur Q answered :) thank S-chan.
bme2003, yea in computer world, the namings are amazing..and strange sometimes.
arigatou gozaimasu:)
ammar san,
arigatou gozaimsu :)
but we say "nihongo"..when we want to say "japanese language" we add the"go" to nihon and not nippon..so its NIHONgo!
i am enjoying the class very much, and thanks to you students who are deeply interested!
ganbatte kudasai!
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