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Able Planet Clear Harmony headphones Review

, May 22nd 2012 Discuss [0]

Have a peek here at the highest quality member of the Able Planet audio lineup with the Clear Harmony headphones set complete with LINX Audio. For those of you that’ve never heard of this patent pending technology, LINX Audio is unique to Able Planet audio products and enhances your listening experience with distortion reduction, “undesirable sound” filtering, and increases in perceived loudness without increasing your volume. We gave these beasts a test this past week to see how they truly performed.

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Plantronics M55 Bluetooth Headset Review

, May 18th 2012 Discuss [0]

We’ve got a brand new Bluetooth earpiece on the review bench today by the name of Plantronics M55, ladies and gentlemen, and this little beast is rather well put together. This is one of many reviews we’ve done of Plantronics Bluetooth devices, this certainly not the least of the pack – the M55, in other words, is a perfect example of how well Plantronics is evolving in the Bluetooth headset game, taking here a stylish minimalistic form and pairing it up with next-level abilities and a rather inexpensive price point.

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SPIGEN SGP HTC One X Crumena Leather Pouch Series Review

, May 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

This week we’ve gotten tot take a peek at SPIGEN SGP‘s latest addition to their extensive line of mobile device accessories with the Crumena Leather Pouch in white – made specifically for the HTC One X. This pouch is skillfully crafted with a single stitch lining its perimeter, has a soft fuzzy set of innards, and comes embossed with the Crumena series logo. This pouch fits the HTC One X (international version or AT&T version) perfectly snug and keeps it safe in your pocket without effort.

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Verizon Jetpack MiFi 4620L mobile hotspot review

, May 11th 2012 Discuss [2]

There’s little to be said at this point about how powerful Verizon’s 4G LTE network really is – we’ve found no more comprehensive coverage in the country at this point in history – but how well does this newest Verizon Jetpack MiFi 4620L mobile hotspot harness that power? Verizon has several mobile hotspot devices in their store right this second, this being Novatel Wireless‘ newest look at pushing this LTE network to your many wonderful devices. You’ll be getting fabulous data speeds in a tiny package – and this device has a lovely display, as well – but what’s the difference when it comes down to it between this and the rest of the hotspots currently available at Verizon?

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Pelican i1075 iPad 3 Case Review

, May 4th 2012 Discuss [8]

Today we take a look at a case from Pelican, a group known for their excellence in protecting electronics of all types, here taking on the iPad with model i1075. What you’ll see here is the Pelican brand once again representing itself with top-notch construction and finely tuned compartmentalization inside this case for everything you could possibly want to work with for your iPad, iPad 2, or iPad 3. We’ve taken a look at the case with the 3rd Generation iPad from 2012 with Retina display.

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Brookstone Bluetooth Keyboard Pro for iPad Review

, Apr 30th 2012 Discuss [1]

There’s a brand new high-quality keyboard case in town, and it’s got the name Brookstone on it. You know in your heart of hearts that this means it’s mean to be high quality, and indeed you will find that this is true once you have a peek at this review. There’s only a few components you need to nail down for a successful Bluetooth keyboard case for the iPad, each of them pretty much mastered here by Brookstone in their “Pro” model – but how does it measure up against the competition?

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XCom Global Huawei 3G E176G USB Modem Review

, Apr 23rd 2012 Discuss [0]

This Spring we got the opportunity to work with the Huawei model E176G 3G USB dongle connected to XCom Global for mobile data. This little device comes with a cap for the USB plug, the whole device is small enough to very easily slip into your pocket, and the whole package comes with an extensive manual and instructions that make its implementation relatively easy to set up and ultra-simple to use. I personally used this device during the entirety of Mobile World Congress over in Barcelona, Spain, and have to say: it worked pretty darn nicely.

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Plantronics BackBeat GO Wireless Earbuds Review

, Apr 20th 2012 Discuss [1]

What we’ve got here today is a pair of earbuds that do not plug into your smartphone – they connect entirely with Bluetooth. This unit is the BackBeat GO from Plantronics, a pair of earbuds which act wirelessly in every way, containing their own rechargeable battery unit inside their nearly weightless body and connecting, again, with Bluetooth to any Bluetooth-enabled device you have on hand. Not one for frills, Plantronics has created a pair of earbuds that sound fabulous and have such a low profile that your only worry will be misplacing them because they’re so tiny!

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Big Blue Live Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review

, Apr 19th 2012 Discuss [4]

There’s something magical about a tiny wireless Bluetooth speaker – and with Big Blue’s Live Wireless Bluetooth Speaker you’ve got not just the magic, but the simple function as well. There’s nothing you need to purchase other than the one device, no apps, no wires, and you’ll have it working in under 5 minutes right out of the box. Have a peek at how quick we got it working and listen in for some high quality audio as well.

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Element Case Vapor Dock for iPhone Review

, Apr 13th 2012 Discuss [3]

There’s no lack of iPhone docks in the world, but not all of them are as fabulously high quality as the Element Case Vapor Dock. This dock is made of heavy metal – CNC Machined aluminum, in fact, with precision drilled holes and a weight that’ll keep you grounded. The bulk of this device contains no technology at all, relying instead on a standard Apple iPhone/iPod cord to power your device up – that said, is it worth the cash?

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House of Marley Bag of Rhythm Review

, Mar 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

This month we’ve gotten the opportunity take a peek at the House of Marley Bag of Rhythm, a massive carry-along amplifier for your iPhone and/or any other device with a headphone jack. The idea here is that you carry this beast along with you wherever you want to go jamming, and turn the twin 1-inch tweeters and 4.5-inch high-definition woofers out on the world to bring sunshine and positivity to your friendly neighbors. What you’ll get is an aesthetically (and acoustically) lovely unique piece of equipment that’ll fit any one of your iPods just perfectly.

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iFrogz Boost NearField Audio speaker Review

, Mar 23rd 2012 Discuss [6]

This little piece of hardware is a fabulous wonder of the modern wireless age – and it doesn’t just work for iPhone, it works for any tiny speaker that wants to be amplified! The iFrogz Boost NearField Audio speaker is a little brick – it weights in at next to nothing, is made mostly of soft, rubbery plastic on the outside, has a few bumpers on the bottom to hold it tight to your table. This device will blast out audio at high levels without any more effort on your part than placing the speaker portion of your smartphone near the power button side of the device. It’s really quite magical – as you’ll see here in a moment.

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