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NuForce unveils CD-quality Bluetooth 4.0 loudspeakers

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

, 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

Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 supports Windows, iOS and Android

, Oct 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

Another day, another Logitech peripheral, and today's is the Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810, which as the name suggests shines some light while taking your typing wireless. Promising support for pairing with up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth, the K810 keyboard supports not only Windows 8 - with the shortcuts you'd expect - but iOS and Android devices, in case you want to quickly batter out an email on your iPad. Read The Full Story

Hop suitcase follows user like lost puppy

, Oct 8th 2012 Discuss [0]

Hauling luggage through the airport can be a pain, as any frequent traveler will tell you. A new suitcase called only "Hop" is looking to change all of that, though, using signals from your cell phone to go hands-free. According to Hop's official website, the suitcase comes equipped with three sensors to identify and triangulate the Bluetooth signal from your phone, using those to pick you out of a crowd. Read The Full Story

Pogo Connect pressure-sensitive Bluetooth stylus announced, up for pre-order now

, Oct 1st 2012 Discuss [0]

A good stylus is a must for anyone looking to do some doodling or handwriting on their iPad. Obviously, there are a ton of different styluses to choose from, but most don't give us the features that we really need. Ten One Design has announced -- what they claim to be -- the world's first pressure-sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 stylus called the Pogo Connect. Read The Full Story

HiddenRadio wireless speaker Review

, Sep 26th 2012 Discuss [0]

There’s a brand new wireless Bluetooth speaker and FM radio on the block, and it’s name is HiddenRadio – and we’ve got one right here to take a look at, as it were. This device works in several different ways, the first and most important of these being via Bluetooth 2.1. You’ll be connecting to your smartphone, tablet, or whatever other device you’ve got that has the ability to work with Bluetooth and cranking out the tunes will be as easy as twisting the device’s top.

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Motorola unveils S11-FLEX HD Bluetooth headphones

, Sep 21st 2012 Discuss [0]

If you're constantly on the lookout for your next pair of wireless headphones, you might want to take a look at the new Motorola S11-FLEX HD wireless headphones, which combine the best of both worlds. One look at the image below and it's pretty clear that adventurous types won't have to worry about their headphones slipping off too often, as these not only wrap around the back of your head, but the earbuds wrap around your ears as well. Read The Full Story

XtremeMac unveils new BT Connect and BT Home Connect devices

XtremeMac has unveiled a couple new products aimed at Apple users to allow wireless streaming of music to non-Bluetooth home or portable audio systems. The two new products include the BT Connect, and the BT Home Connect. Both devices allow wireless streaming using Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) sound. Read The Full Story

Jorno foldable Bluetooth keyboard turns up on Kickstarter

Almost exactly two years ago, we first talked about the Jorno foldable mobile Bluetooth keyboard. At the time, the keyboard was expected to hit the market in 2011. The little keyboard was even supposed to be up for pre-order, but for whatever reason it never shipped. The guys behind the folding Bluetooth keyboard have taken to Kickstarter to raise the money needed to bring the product to market after all this time. Read The Full Story

CUBEDGE EDGE.sound Bluetooth speaker boots Solemate for battery life

, Sep 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Bluetooth speakers continue to proliferate, and with wireless sound no longer sufficient to wow on its own, companies like CUBEDGE are turning to audio quality to try to eke out an advantage. The EDGE.sound, despite having an oddly punctuated name, does at least do its best to hit all the right points on the frequency range, with the battery-powered block delivering 40HZ-20kHz audio. Read The Full Story

iControlPad 2 takes iPhone & Android game control open-source

, Sep 13th 2012 Discuss [0]

A new open-source Bluetooth gaming controller with full QWERTY, from the team that delivered the iControlPad for iPhone and iPod touch, has hit Kickstarter in search of $150,000. iControlPad 2 will run open-source firmware and include dual-analog controls and support not only for Apple's mobile devices, but Android phones and tablets, Google TV set-top boxes, and other hardware. Read The Full Story

BlueAnt Ribbon music streaming device debuts

BlueAnt has been in the Bluetooth market for a long time making products ranging from wireless portable speakers to Bluetooth headsets for smartphone use. The company has announced a new product designed specifically for streaming Bluetooth music called the Ribbon. The Ribbon is designed to clip onto the user's clothing and features a "twist and go" design. Read The Full Story

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