The first Bluetooth 3.0 compatible mobile has been leaked

The most exciting innovation of the Bluetooth standard is to be found in data transfer speeds, which have grown to 24 Mbps (3 MB / s).

The Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group) said yesterday that the world’s first mobile phone to meet the requirements of the Bluetooth 3.0 standard has been completed, thus receiving official certification. It’s in Samsung’s battery, so it’s no surprise that he won that title too. The first mobile with BT 3.0 was the GT-S8500, which features a 3,1 ″ OLED touch screen, EDGE / GPRS and Quad-Band (850/900/1800/1900) support (so no UMTS), and comes with a TouchWIZ UI interface. 

Regarding the Bluetooth 3.0 standard: Completed in April 2009, it allows 24 Mbps (3 MB / s) data transfer for low-bandwidth transmission. Unfortunately, the said Samsung GT-S8500 has not yet been officially announced, so of course it is not commercially available at the moment, but we hope to be the first representative of a new wave as we love fast data transfer standards.