Bluetooth may benefit drivers yet

Dave Bailey
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The ban on using mobile phones when driving could boost Bluetooth sales, if vendors can regain user confidence

The new law to stop drivers holding mobile phones may have the side effect of boosting the fortunes of Bluetooth peripheral makers, as telecoms vendors will promote more expensive hands-free Blueto...

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