W Phone Watch chock full of features
March 2, 2010
The W Phone Watch offers budding Dick Tracys to communicate using their timepiece instead of relying on a regular candybar handset. After all, that wristwatch plus boasts a quad band cellphone, a VGA camera, an integrated MP3 player, a microSD memory card slot, Bluetooth connectivity, a color touchscreen display and a Bluetooth headset for you to chat away while you're driving without getting a ticket. It comes $199.99 unlocked, so you're free to choose your own network service provider.
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Jabra CLIPPER Bluetooth stereo headset
February 15, 2010
[MWC 2010] Jabra remains true to their Bluetooth roots with their latest release, the Jabra CLIPPER Bluetooth stereo headset that can be clipped on a variety of surfaces including bags, clothes and belts, letting you switch seamlessly amidst music and calls. that relatively small device features noise-blocking stereo headphones that allows you to listen to your favorite tunes whilst receiving urgent (or marketing) while on the go. To manufacture things easier, it has minimalistic controls and smooth Scandinavian styling (look to Ikea) that helps you stand out from the crowd. The Jabra CLIPPER plays nice with all devices which are Bluetooth wireless technology (2.1 incl. EDR, A2DP and AVRCP) compatible, and can hook up to a couple of devices simultaneously courtesy of Multiuse technology. Expect the Jabra CLIPPER to reach from next month onwards for €49.99 a pop. Image from Telecom Handel. [Press Release | PDF Link]
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Jabra Extreme Bluetooth headset
February 2, 2010
The Jabra Extreme Bluetooth headset joins the fray by coming in a rather conventional design, where it will combine two microphones alongside Jabra’s very own Blackout Extreme noise cancelling technology that offers crystal clear conversations by minimizing background noise. According to Jabra, the Jabra Extreme is able to reduce background noise by 24 decibels, and is able to connect to a couple of devices simultaneously. While the name Extreme normally points toward it being able to live up to a rugged lifestlye, that £59.99 model isn't able to resist the rigors of skydiving, snowboarding or snorkeling.
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Jupiter Jack Hooks Your Phone Up To Your Car Speaker System
January 31, 2010
Do you think that your Bluetooth headset’s volume is way too low? Well, the Jupiter Jack might be able to do something about that. It can plug into any cell phone headphone jack, and after you tune your car radio to 99.3 FM, you’ll be able to start yakking away. Volume shouldn’t be a problem anymore, as the sound will be transmitted through your car speakers. At $9.98, it’s certainly a cheap alternative to the more expensive Bluetooth solutions. Of course, the need to use the frequency of 99.3 FM only might be a downside of that, since you might be in an area that needs that channel. Still, at such a price, you can’t go far wrong.
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Apple Files Motion Sensing Bluetooth Headset Patent
January 29, 2010
apple-motion-sensing-headset-patent.jpg" />Here’s a patent application, filed by Apple, that seems so simple that when you read it you’ll probably have one of those “why didn’t I think about that” moments. The patent involves using an accelerometer to determine the functionality of the headset. With the accelerometer, the headset will be able to determine which side of the headset is facing upwards, and as a outcome, assign the upwards-facing button to perform the “increase volume” operate, while the bottom facing one will obviously be to lower the volume. The question remains: How well do you know your current handsfree kit? It would be quite hilarous whether you purchased that device and not know how to use it.
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Apple owns 99.4% of all app sales in 2009, iPhone 4.0 OS rumored for next week, Jawbone Icon shows battery life on iPhone screen
January 19, 2010
A new report is out from Gartner that claims Apple captured a whopping 99.4% of all app sales in 2009. That makes sense when you think of the 3 billion downloads structure the store so far.
Many are expecting that at the event Apple is holding next week will see the unveiling of the iPhone 4.0 OS. Many are hoping whether the new OS debuts it brings background apps to the device. It would be great to be able to reply a phone signal without having to start my game by.
The new Jawbone Icon Bluetooth headset has a cool feature. The headset puts an indicator on the top of the iPhone screen that shows how much battery life it has left. The OS on a chip design of the headset lets it offer the battery life meter, which is a great feature.
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i.Tech Dynamic VoiceClip 308 Bluetooth headset
January 13, 2010
i.Tech Dynamic's upcoming VoiceClip 308 Bluetooth headset specifically targets those who spend plenty of instance on the phone yakking away, as it is capable of providing a hefty 10 hours of talk moment as well as 200 hours of standby moment without costing a dime by $30. It plus boasts dual functionality - you can hook it by your ear like any other Bluetooth headset, or you can clip it to your clothing. Since it remains affixed to your clothing most of the day, chances of you lost your calls would be dramatically reduced. Other crucial features include a buzzer careful whenever there is an incoming shout (great when your handset is in Silent mode), while it charges via microUSB. Suits might be interested in that, but you can only manufacture a purchase from March onwards.
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