The Quality of Service functions and procedures included in the Bluetooth 1.0 specification have been reviewed in this paper. Next issues associated with providing Quality of Service over a wireless link in general and Bluetooth in particular have been investigated. Although the Bluetooth 1.0 specification provides some Quality of Service support, some deficiencies have been identified. The requirements for QoS enhancements to the Bluetooth 1.0 specification and a Quality of Service Framework are presented in this paper. The paper is concluded with issues for future work.
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