Bluetooth Low Energy



2004 (pre-release)	2006–2011	2011–2016	2016–present

Bluetooth Low End Extension[]

2004 (pre-release)[]

LOGO MISSING

Prior to its release, the technology was named Bluetooth Low End Extension.

Wibree[]

2006–2011[]

SVG NEEDED

The specification was released to the public under the name Wibree in 2006. At the time, it was being developed by Nokia.

Bluetooth Smart[]

2011–2016[]

In 2011, Bluetooth Special Interest Group rebranded Wibree as Bluetooth Smart so as to clarify compatibility between the new low energy devices and other Bluetooth devices.

Bluetooth Low Energy[]

2016–present[]

In 2016, Bluetooth Special Interest Group began phasing out the Bluetooth Smart branding. They renamed the technology as Bluetooth Low Energy and began using the regular Bluetooth logo.

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¹Brand currently licensed to Human Mobile Devices since 2016.
²Brand licensed to TCL until 2024. Telephone products continued to be sold by Atlinks.
³Spun off from Nokia Corporation.