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Linda Xie@linda
12/1/2022

Bluetooth is named after King Harald Bluetooth who united Denmark and Norway. He had a dead tooth that was blue which is how he got his nickname. The bluetooth logo is made up of Harald's initials in Old Norse runic symbols

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nirbhik.eth@nirbhik
12/1/2022

👀

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Derek Taylor@derekgtaylor
12/1/2022

🦷

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ZAXAROV@xxx
12/1/2022

love the story

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Johanna@johanna
12/1/2022

And it is a Swedish innovation engineered by Ericsson in the 90s. Very interesting how Sweden was one of the biggest countries exporting new network communication back then

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12/1/2022

I assume he had to chew his sweets on the side opposite the blue tooth or OUCH!, wireless agony.

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12/1/2022

SKÅÅÅÅÅÅL

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ayan@gmo
12/1/2022

Sis, is this real?

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nybble@felix
12/1/2022

omg! couldn’t tell if it was real - had to google. thank you for this graphic! https://www.bluetooth.com/about-us/bluetooth-origin/

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Ben O’Rourke@bpo
12/2/2022

That’s a great piece of trivia

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GabrielAyuso.eth ⌐◨-◨@gabrielayuso
12/2/2022

Love this. Always a fan of Nordic culture

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Aayush Mittal@aayushmittal
12/2/2022

Very interesting