does bluetooth affect battery life

Meg St._Clair wrote:

Philly_Phan wrote:

Meg St._Clair wrote:

Philly_Phan wrote:

Meg St._Clair wrote:

kenfromplainview wrote:

I keep seeing the "circle" searching for a devise.

...just like the light will stay on only until you close the door of the fridge.

Are you absolutely positively sure that it turns off?

I seem to recall reading some story about someone who put a webcam inside to prove just that to a disbelieving child. 🙂

I just experimented by pushing the switch back when I was a child, before webcams.

I put my son in the refrigerator to prove it to him!

And he still likes you and seems like a fine man!

Seriously, he's now 41 and he has provided us with a beautiful grand-daughter, now nine years old. I recently told him that, in ten years, she's going to be absolutely stunning. He told me that he doesn't want to hear it!

Little girls are usually rather good at wrapping Daddy around their little finger. He's probably in big trouble.

Meg St._Clair wrote:

Little girls are usually rather good at wrapping Daddy around their little finger. He's probably in big trouble.

No doubt about that. His brother also has a daughter aged six months and she already has him wrapped around her little finger!

I never had that pleasure. I had sons. Having said that, I wouldn't trade them for anything.

If it is electrically powered (hint: bluetooth is) it has an effect on the battery, but in the case of Bluetooth it is slight.