Before we go, here’s your random trivia of the day:
The word “Bluetooth,” describing the wireless technology that allows the exchange of data between devices, was named after King Harald Gormsson. Alive more than a millennia ago, Gormsson was nicknamed “Bluetooth,” due to his dead tooth. In 958, he united Denmark and Norway. The analogy is that the technology unites devices as Gormsson united kingdoms.
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