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Soundmatters announces the foxLv2 aptX hi-fi portable Bluetooth speakers

Brittany Hillen, Dec 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Soundmatters has announced the foxLv2 aptX, an entry level Bluetooth portable speaker device. This hi-fi unit features aptX Bluetooth technology, which allows users to enjoy CD-quality audio, and provides better syncing when used with video feeds, such as gaming or TV. The foxLv2 aptX is available now from various retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy, for $199. Read The Full Story

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Marley Chant Bluetooth Review

Chris Burns, Dec 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

The Marley family of audio equipment (and the like) has summoned forth a coffee-cup-sized speaker that’s able to connect to your device via Bluetooth or line-in, and it goes by the name Chant. This portable audio system wears much of the same materials that we’ve seen in previous Marley hardware including Earth-friendly natural bamboo wood and canvas, not to mention that lovely Rasta color pallet to boot. This little beast is rechargable, works entirely wirelessly, and makes for one easy-riding sound blaster.

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Scanadu SCOUT Medical Tricorder recalls Star Trek – and it’s real

Chris Burns, Nov 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

For those of you waiting for the real-deal collection of Star Trek gadgets and gizmos, you’ll find that today is a great day – the tricorder has arrived. The folks at Scanadu have been developing a handheld device that, while not exactly service the same function as the 60′s series tech, is certainly Star Trek-worthy in its abilities. This device has been in development for less than a year and will be prototype ready by the end of 2012 – so says the NASA-Ames Research Center-based startup team themselves.

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Bluetooth used to estimate travel times in Calgary

Brittany Hillen, Nov 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

In Calgary, Canada, Bluetooth technology is being utilized to estimate travel times to various spots on Deerfoot Trail, a section of the Queen Elizabeth II Highway. The 31-mile freeway now boasts the Travel Time Information System, which was launched on Monday. With the system, drivers are presented with duration estimates to various points via overhead displays. Read The Full Story

Stick-N-Find Bluetooth Radar app and stickers hit indiegogo

Chris Burns, Nov 28th 2012 Discuss [0]

It would appear that you're about to be able to find every single one of your often-lost objects with an ecosystem that's not to be missed - Stick-N-Find, complete with Bluetooth stickers and a fabulous radar app that works with them to track. This lovely system is currently living in the crowd-funding operation known as indegogo, a place not unlike KickStarter where users are able to pass some cash to start-up groups hoping to get their project off the ground in exchange for a promise that they'll get some of the earliest products produced. Read The Full Story

Ferrari by Logic3 launches new headphones, Bluetooth speaker dock

Eric Abent, Nov 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

If you're the type of person who needs every aspect of life to be stylish (and/or expensive), then Ferrari by Logic3 has a pair of new products aimed directly at you. Today Logic3 announced that its launching its Cavallino T350 headphones and Scuderia FS1 Bluetooth speaker dock worldwide. Both look pretty sleek, but with that unmistakable Ferrari branding, both will also cost a pretty penny. Read The Full Story

Brookstone shows off Big Blue Media Tower

Shane McGlaun, Nov 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Brookstone is showing off a new audio product that is designed to stream audio from multiple sources. The audio product is called the Big Blue Media Tower all-in-one music and TV sound system. The tower stands 38-inches tall and is a vertical sound bar designed to be positioned anywhere in the room and offer three-dimensional concert hall sound. Read The Full Story

Harman Kardon unveils new BTA 10 Bluetooth audio adapter

Shane McGlaun, Oct 25th 2012 Discuss [0]

Audio company Harman Kardon has announced a new and affordable Bluetooth adapter designed to turn any audio system into a wireless music streaming system. The adapter is called the BTA 10 and is impressively small. The adapter is a small black square that should be easy to hide in a crowded stereo rack or entertainment center. Read The Full Story

FAVI launches palm-size Bluetooth keyboard with integrated track pad

Shane McGlaun, Oct 19th 2012 Discuss [0]

FAVI has unveiled a new and very small keyboard that uses Bluetooth to connect to a bunch of different gadgets that are on the market right now. The company says that the keyboard is designed with familiar Android buttons and is perfect for connecting to your favorite Tablet such as the Kindle Fire and others that support Bluetooth keyboards. The keyboard also has integrated media control keys. Read The Full Story

NuForce unveils CD-quality Bluetooth 4.0 loudspeakers

Brittany Hillen, Oct 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

NuForce has unveiled the S3-BT wireless Bluetooth speakers, which tout CD-quality, distortion free audio. According to the press release, NuForce based the speakers on the "time-honored principle" that nice sound is dependent on superior materials and intelligent design. The company aims to please even the most discerning audiophile with nice specs and the promise of superb quality. Read The Full Story

Beats Audio unveils new Pill portable speaker

Eric Abent, Oct 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

In need of a wireless, portable speaker? Beats Audio has you covered, today revealing a new tiny speaker with a weird little name. Say hello to the Beats Pill, which you can see pictured below. One glance at the image and you can tell where Beats Audio got the name, but that still doesn't make it sound any less strange. In any case, the Pill is a wireless speaker, so you know what that means: Bluetooth, baby. Read The Full Story

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