Is any of you looking for a small Bluetooth headset that also comes with a reasonable price tag? Well, this one we just discovered fits that category and more. This headset can even connect two devices at one and the same time. What’s more, it is available for a mere £8.95! Are we kidding? Of course not.
The Bluetooth headset we’re talking about is from i-Tech Arrow X. It is very tiny and lightweight, while at the same time, also delivers high performance, all at an unbelievably low price. It can also connect two mobile phones at the same time.
Order now if you are interested, as the stock is very limited, with one customer given the chance to buy only one headset. Click here to order online right now.
i-Tech Bluetooth Headset
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Verizon Wireless and Novatel Wireless, at a press conference, have now come out with their 2-in-1 PC card, PC770 and Express Card. These cards help users experience high-speed broadband Internet access at home or business, even while on the go.
Features of the PC770 include EV-DO Rev. A technology, VZAccess Manager software for automatic installation and a card adapter which makes it easy to use with both PCs and Mac notebooks.
The cards will be available on sale online at the Verizon Wireless Communications Stores. The PC770 will be priced at $99.99 with a 2-year contract and $50 mail-in rebate, which will come in the form of a debit card. Visit Verizon Wireless to know more about the PC770.
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The HTC Touch Pro2 CDMA smartphone for Telus Canada may now be getting an extra 3.5mm headphone jack. It will be placed just adjacent to the ExtUSB port and will give users quick and convenient access for headphones or earphones.
The GSM version of this device, though, will not have this bonus, and so GSM users of the Touch Pro2 will still have to depend on either the ExtUSB port or Bluetooth for audio connection.
Touch Pro2 Extra Headphone Jack
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Orange UK is now being highly innovative – it has introduced this novel concept of Mini-SIMs. The term “Mini-SIM” does not refer to the SIM card’s size. If that had been done, the card wouldn’t fit into the slot meant for it, right? This actually implies the material that keeps the SIM in good condition, until its sale. Usually this is the size of a credit card, but now, Orange have reduced its size by half.
Considering the zillions of SIMs made globally, this move saves a hell lot of plastic and could make a huge impact if every operator followed the same route too. Orange has also come up with some other Green alternatives, which include using the universal mobile charger, handset recycling and so on.
Source: IntoMobile
