Bluetooth technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, seamlessly connecting our devices without the hassle of tangled ...

The Bluetooth name and logo come from 10th century Viking king Harald Gormsson who, similar to Bluetooth's purpose, unified two separate entities, Denmark and Norway. King Harald's nickname was ...

The name "Bluetooth" traces its roots to Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson, a 10th-century Nordic king, who was renowned for uniting Denmark and parts of Norway during his reign. He ruled Denmark from ...

Critics are not merciful towards the theory that Denmark's national icon, the large Jelling stone, is not from the Viking Age ...

Fun fact: Bluetooth has Viking origins. Creator Jim Kardach was inspired by Danish king Harald Bluetooth, famous for uniting ...

Researchers discovered that Norway's Viking societies were more violent than Denmark's, with higher rates of weapon use and fatal injuries.

New analysis of the world-famous Jelling Stone in Denmark suggests that a Viking queen was much more ... of early rulers Gorm the Old, and Harald Bluetooth. But now researchers believe she was ...