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Jawbone JAMBOX The Remix delivers color-friendly custom combos

, Aug 21st 2012 Discuss [0]

This week the #1 best selling Bluetooth speaker in the United States, the Jawbone JAMBOX, is bringing on a whole new era of customizability with JAMBOX The Remix. With this initiative comes a collection of color combinations for both the grilles and the caps for your Jawbone JAMBOX, all for the same price you'd pay for a standard single color model. You'll be able to select from a set of 13 different grille colors and 9 different cap colors, with both user-selected combinations and "Popular Remixes" available to you right out of the gate! Read The Full Story

Scosche launches boomStream Bluetooth speaker

Scosche has announced a new Bluetooth speaker that is now shipping. The boomStream is designed to allow the user to stream music from their Bluetooth smartphone or MP3 player directly to the portable speaker for on the go listening with no wires. Scosche promises that the speaker has high-quality audio. Read The Full Story

Satechi’s tiny Swift Bluetooth Speaker now available for $29.99

, Aug 8th 2012 Discuss [0]

Ever find yourself in need of a tiny, wireless speaker? If you listen to media through the speakers on your laptop or smartphone, you probably have at one point or another, and Satechi has a product aimed directly at you. Today it announced that its new Swift Bluetooth Speaker is available, and its got a price that isn't going to break the bank if you're trying to rein in the spending. Read The Full Story

Flow Bluetooth adapter makes normal headphones apt-X wireless

If you have a favorite set of headphones that have wires and the only thing that would make them better would be to snip those wires, Flow by EarTop might appeal to you. Wires can be very irritating if you're doing something where you have to move around a lot and the wires keep getting tangled. However, if you have a favorite set of headphones that aren't available in a wireless you haven't had a lot of options until Flow turned up on Kickstarter. Read The Full Story

iPhone 5 MagSafe-style Dock Connector and TouchPad-style Bluetooth 4 tech tipped

Apple's new Dock Connector, expected to debut on the iPhone 5, could use MagSafe-style design for increased flexibility, new sources claim, while iOS 6 is tipped to include better inter-device communication support. The new port for iOS devices will be an 8-pin design, so iLounge's insiders say, rather than 16- or 19-pins as rumored, and may well be accompanied by a change of name for the connection. Read The Full Story

ASUS Nexus 7 Bluetooth keyboard case and rotating folio revealed

More official Google Nexus 7 accessories have emerged, including a Bluetooth keyboard case for the 7-inch Jelly Bean tablet, and a rotating folio-stand that allows for both portrait and landscape use. The ASUS-made add-ons are all expected imminently, UK retailer MobileFun claims, finally broadening the range of accessories Nexus 7 owners can choose from beyond the current polyurethane cover. Read The Full Story

Vers 1Q wooden Bluetooth speaker passes $70,000 in funding

Many people are big fans of Bluetooth speaker systems for connecting to their mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. There are a number of Bluetooth speakers and audio systems on the market that allow people to stream music from something like a smartphone to the portable speaker without wires. A company called Vers took to Kickstarter to raise the money to bring its new 1Q Bluetooth speaker to market. Read The Full Story

Microsoft Hardware brings on Sculpt and Wedge mobile keyboards for tablets

, Jul 30th 2012 Discuss [0]

If you have issues typing on a tablet's touchscreen, then Microsoft has a pair of new keyboards aimed directly at you. The company revealed the Sculpt and Wedge mobile keyboards today, two new travel-friendly keyboards meant to make typing on the go a smoother experience. Both keyboards have a lot in common, but there a few key differences between both that consumers will want to pay attention to. Read The Full Story

Gauntlet keyboard-glove is ideal Google Glass finger foil

, Jul 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Text-entry on the move can be tricky, especially when big-screen phones are getting too cumbersome for single-handed use, and fondling your temple with Google Glass isn't going to make it much easier. Into the fray steps Gauntlet, a DIY attempt to wrap a keyboard around a glove and fire off text to your mobile device via Bluetooth. Read The Full Story

Monster unveils ClarityHD Micro Bluetooth speaker

Monster has announced a new Bluetooth speaker for mobile music fans. The speaker promises to bring higher-definition audio to the wireless Bluetooth speaker category. The new speaker is called the Monster ClarityHD Micro speaker, and it will retail for a not so small $219.95. With the Monster name, the speaker wasn't going to be a budget offering. Read The Full Story

Vauxhall ADAM city car offers smartphone hub and LED star ceiling

, Jul 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

GM's Vauxhall has revealed its latest urban car, the Vauxhall ADAM, complete with cutesy looks and a bagful of technology to suit the smartphone-addicted. Set to hit roads in January 2013, the ADAM will be offered as a three-door, five-seater with a distinctive "floating roof" design and what Vauxhall claims are "almost unlimited visual combinations" outside and in. That even includes an LED "starlight" roof lining. Read The Full Story

Edifier announces new Prisma Bluetooth speaker system

, Jul 10th 2012 Discuss [0]

Edifier just announced its sleek and stylish new Prisma E3350BT 2.1 Bluetooth Audio System, which will be sure to turn a few heads. But apart from its cool design features, it has a 48-watt RMS power output and Bluetooth connectivity so you can stream audio from up to 30 feet—without needing to worry about tripping over those pesky wires all over the place. Read The Full Story

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