April 15, 2008 CSR has given the first public demonstration of its Ultra Low Power (ULP) Bluetooth silicon at the Continua Health Alliance medical conference in Luxembourg. The demonstrations showed ...
CSR Bluetooth® Smart Technology Powers New LG One Key Wireless Remote CSR µEnergy® Chip Provides Bluetooth Low Energy Connectivity for LG Optimus® VU2 Accessory CAMBRIDGE, England & SUNNYVALE, Calif.- ...
Cambridge, UK - September 26, 2005 - CSR plc (LSE: CSR.L) today launched its fifth generation of BlueCore, the Bluetooth hardware and software solution with more than 55% of the market today. CSR also ...
Today CSR announced that its Bluetooth platform IC has been used in the first wideband speech-enabled Bluetooth mono headset which has been made by LG. Other CSR technology used in the LG headset are ...
March 30, 2008 - CSR has launched MusiCore1, the first fully featured single-chip for mobile phones that includes both a stereo audio processor and Bluetooth capabilities – saving 75% of the cost of ...
Aliph’s latest generation Jawbone Bluetooth headset uses the BlueCore5-Multimedia Bluetooth technology from CSR. The integrated digital signal processor (DSP) enables Jawbone’s patented NoiseAssassin ...
CAMBRIDGE, UK & SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CSR plc (LSE:CSR) today announced it has signed a multi-year licensing agreement with Nokia Corporation (NYSE: NOK) to enable the handset giant to ...
Cambridge, UK and Sunnyvale CA, USA -- Nov. 20, 2012-- CSR plc (LSE: CSR; NASDAQ: CSRE) today announced that CSR µEnergy®, its low energy technology for Bluetooth® Smart connectivity, is at the heart ...
CSR (www.csr.com) said that Ford (www.ford.com) is using CSR’s BlueCore4-ROM Bluetooth silicon in Ford’s SYNC in-car communications and entertainment system. CSR said that Ford is using CSR's ...
CSR today announced that i.Tech’s stylish Clip D-Radio Bluetooth headset features CSR’s industry leading BlueCore5-Multimedia silicon. The Clip D-Radio is the world’s first stereo headset to support ...
LONDON (Reuters) - British bluetooth firm CSR Plc said on Tuesday it had agreed to buy U.S. chip firm SiRF in a $136-million, all-share deal to bolster it in a slowing technology market. CSR, which ...
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