Abstract: It is a well predictable fact that the art of connecting things is becoming more and more complex every day and often it became a Herculean task for connecting the devices through cables, and enabling an effective communication among the devices. Almost all of the electronic devices you work are connected through tortuous and inscrutable cables .Everybody, without exception, has experienced the frustration of trying to figure out what cable goes where, and getting tangled up. Even though the age of wireless communications is upon us, many of us still deal with a plethora of cables that snake along and behind our desktop computers. Bluetooth essentially aims to “cable-replacement technology”. Bluetooth Technology is an industry wireless specification standard for use in various devices for short-range communications. Bluetooth is a short-range wireless technology used to create PANs (Personal Area Networks) among your devices and with other nearby devices. The technology through cables, to a great extent, responsible for the increased physical contact– more cables, increased delay, inconsistent information and classy repairs. The relief from this quandary can be consummate through the establishment of communication through “optical fibers”. The conservative solution is of extremely expensive and so it is no longer seen as a viable option.

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