Why can't technology handle multiple Bluetooth connections?
In my recent exploration on technology's limitations, I delved into why it struggles with handling multiple Bluetooth connections. It turns out, Bluetooth technology was designed for one-to-one connections, not one-to-many, hence the difficulty. The issue is further complicated by the fact that each device has its own unique data requirements which can overload the Bluetooth's bandwidth. Plus, interference from other devices can degrade the quality of the connection. So, the struggle is real for technology to juggle multiple Bluetooth connections, but hopefully, as technology evolves, so too will its capabilities.
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