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Wavetooth Waterproof Bluetooth Headset Means You Can Swim and Talk, Finally
Aug 27th
Having a waterproof phone is all well and good, but let’s face it, sometimes you just don’t want to hold it to your head while your swimming, or bathing yourself. But you just have to have that conversation with someone right there, right then. Hey, we don’t judge.
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Wavetooth Waterproof Bluetooth Headset Means You Can Swim and Talk, Finally
Genius Navigator 905BT Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Available Now for $32.99
Aug 26th
Considering some of you out there are probably heading back to school around this time (or if you’re already there), you might be looking for a new electronic toy to buy. And hey, if you can write it off as a school-related purchase, why not, right
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Genius Navigator 905BT Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Available Now for $32.99
iTiny Bluetooth Keyboard Shown Off, Makes Portable Typing Worthwhile
Aug 24th
Bluetooth keyboards aren’t a new market. Even the miniature versions of the portable pieces of tech aren’t all that new, either
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iTiny Bluetooth Keyboard Shown Off, Makes Portable Typing Worthwhile
Dell makes Aero official, $99 on AT&T
Aug 24th
Today, Dell announced that their Aero Android handset would be available on U.S. wireless carrier AT&T for $99 with a two-year contract; $299 contract-free
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Dell makes Aero official, $99 on AT&T
Samsung Gusto added to Verizon Wireless flip phone catalog
Aug 12th
Not every phone can be a bleeding-edge 1 GHz smartphone, right? Earlier today, Verizon Wireless announced that it would add the Samsung Gusto to its feature phone lineup. The light-weight flip phone sports a 2-inch internal display, VGA camera, mobile web browser, and Bluetooth connectivity
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Samsung Gusto added to Verizon Wireless flip phone catalog
Apple conducts probe into iPhone 3G iOS4 issues
Jul 29th
Apple fans still rocking the iPhone 3G and 3GS who were fast to grab up the new iOS 4 operating system when it was made available for the smartphones were also the first to realize the new OS has some issues on older handsets. The WSJ reports that Apple is currently probing reported issues with iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G.
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Apple conducts probe into iPhone 3G iOS4 issues
CDMA BlackBerry Curve 9300 crosses FCC’s desk
Jul 5th
It looks like the FCC has just released the approval documents for the next iteration of the BlackBerry Curve, the 9300. Packing a CDMA radio, the 9300 looks to be the heir apparent to the Curve 2 (8530) that resides on a plethora of CDMA carriers here in the States. From the FCC filing we can see that the new Curve will have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the AWS 3G band used by some smaller carriers (Cricket, MetroPCS, etc.)
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CDMA BlackBerry Curve 9300 crosses FCC’s desk
JayBird iPhone app adds Bluetooth track controls
Jun 30th
One of the things that I really wish the iPhone could do is providing track control via Bluetooth devices.
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JayBird iPhone app adds Bluetooth track controls
The Bringrr promises you’ll never drive away without your cell phone again
Jun 30th
As some readers may recall, back in April a certain prototype iPhone was “forgotten” in a bar, and ended up being prematurely splashed all over the Internet. Well, that whole nasty business would likely never have happened, if only that phone’s owner had been using a Bringrr. A little device that plugs into your car’s power outlet/cigarette lighter, the Bringrr gets paired up with your cell phone, then searches for that phone whenever the car is started.
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The Bringrr promises you’ll never drive away without your cell phone again
Sennheiser PX 210 BT apt-X Headphones Review
Jun 29th
Bluetooth stereo audio has certainly helped many people cut the cord between their PMP, cellphone or laptop and their headphones, but the underwhelming default audio codec also generally means cutting out some of the fidelity, too. Sennheiser are hoping to change that with their PX 210 BT headphones , which use the proprietary apt-X codec for what’s promised to be “true hi-fi quality”. Question is, how do they hold up to existing wireless-quality kings Kleer ?
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Sennheiser PX 210 BT apt-X Headphones Review
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