The default Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headsets already look quite stylish for a Bluetooth headset, but these Yves Behar-created limited edition sets beat his originals by quite a bit. via Gizmonews
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Ah, Bluetooth! The name is rumored to have spawned from a Danish king who was supposedly really great at bringing people and deals together. Unfortunately he had a blue tooth, so they called him Harold Bluetooth. Fast-forward hundreds of years and …
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The Alpine eX-10 is an Apple iPod adapter that doubles as a Bluetooth receiver. The Kenwood DNX8120 is a navigation system that also works like a radio. And yes, it has Bluetooth too. Then there are the in-car computers that let drivers navigate …
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NEW YORK - The popular wireless technology known as Bluetooth could get a lot faster next year by taking advantage of Wi-Fi technology already built into many gadgets. Linking …
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NEW YORK - The popular wireless technology known as Bluetooth could get a lot faster next year by taking advantage of Wi-Fi technology already built into many gadgets. Linking Bluetooth and Wi-Fi may make it easier and faster to transfer large …
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It connects to the Internet via Sprint cellular broadband and is compatible with Bluetooth-enabled phones for hands-free calling. The Tool Link system lets owners mark and scan their tools using a radio tag. When the vehicle starts, a pair of antennas …
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Ten years after its first prototypes were released, Bluetooth, a technology that allows devices within a 33-foot range to connect wirelessly, is “one of the most successful …
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Ten years after its first prototypes were released, Bluetooth, a technology that allows devices within a 33-foot range to connect wirelessly, is “one of the most successful …
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Broadcom’s profit margins deteriorated all through 2007 in a tough competitive environment — only to jump back with a vengeance in the fourth quarter. Management credits successful launches of new Bluetooth, digital TV, and wireless networking …
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Microsoft, meanwhile, announced that Sync, a Bluetooth system developed with Ford Motor Co. to allow wireless use of mobile devices like phones and MP3 players in the car, would be upgraded to automatically call 911 whenever an airbag deployed …
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