blued (Mac OS X)

For other uses, see Bluing.

blued is the Bluetooth daemon in Mac OS X. It is started by the system and is not interacted with directly by the user. The daemon handles service discovery, link key management and incoming connection acceptance.

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Discontinued	Front Row iChat iPhoto iSync Sherlock

Utilities

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Discontinued	Software Update Remote Install Mac OS X

Technology and
user interface

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Deprecated	Carbon

Discontinued	BootX Brushed metal Classic Environment Rosetta Spaces Xgrid

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blued (Mac OS X)

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