Boken ”Vikingakungens guldskatt” från år 2021 handlar om bl.a. Harald Blåtand, hans liv och samtid utifrån fynden av hans grav i Wiejkowo i norra Polen ...

Inspired by a Viking king named Harald Blatand, who united the Danish tribes, the technology was named after him. The Bluetooth logo is a combination of the runes for the letters “H” and “B ...

Hardwired components speakers are a thing of the past, but their high-tech, wireless counterparts are just getting started.

The Viking origins of your Bluetooth devices Bold and ruthless, King Harald Gormsson gave his name to the wireless technology that unites devices the way he united Scandinavia.

King Harald I Blatand -- Harald Bluetooth -- was a key historical figure in 10th-century northern Europe, famous for his adoption of Christianity, turning his back on the cult of Odin and Thor.

Harald Blåtand Gormsen or Bluetooth ruled Denmark between about 958 and 986. Harald is credited with Christianizing the Danes. He consolidated his rule over Jutland and Zealand, then became king of ...

The hoard was discovered in a farmer’s field at a place called Bramslev, near to the Medieval fort of Fyrkat built by the famous Viking warlord Harald Blåtand (Bluetooth), and was also found ...

It is being said that the coins are from King Harald "Bluetooth" (Blåtand) Gormsson's time. The fortress was built in 980 by King Harald Bluetooth.

A young girl has found 1,000-year-old Vikings coins in Denmark in a rare discovery using a metal detector in a cornfield.

The Danish coins include so-called cross coins struck under King Harald Blåtand in the 970-80s. The coins were in circulation for only a few decades.