AT&T has today announced the BlueAnt Q1 Blutetooth Headset with Multicontrol, which includes the Voice Control feature. This headset will be available online from July19, at www.wireless.att.com. This premium noise-cancelling headset will let users many controls, with merely voice commands. This eliminates the need for users to memorize button combinations, which otherwise becomes mandatory with other such headsets.
BlueAnt’s advanced Voice Isolation Technology software also gives clear calling quality by making the user’s sound stand out above external noise. This results in echo cancellation and wind noise reduction as well. Users can also manage calls from two phones at one and the same time, thanks to multipoint technology. The headset comes in gunmetal and is designed to fit all ear shapes and sizes.
The BlueAnt will be available for $129.9. Click here to know more about the BlueAnt Q1.
All you diehard DIY-ers will be very pleased to hear this news. Now creating a DIY Apple iPhone tripod is truly simple and works out much cheaper too. The iPhone-moder Scott Patrick has now posted an online video, that describes in detail how you can create your very own do-it-yourself iPhone tripod, using just a Contour Case and a few more simple stuff.
You can get your hands on the Contour Case for as less as $30, so click here to know more. Proceed below to see the detailed instructions video.
WildCharge has now announced its WildCharge Skins for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. This service allows for easy, wire-free charging of the devices, by merely placing them on the WildCharger Pad. This is compatible with all iPhone devices, even the latest iPhone 3G S.
The WildCharge Skins fits the device like second skin and when it is placed on the WildCharger Pad, it automatically transfers power to the device, without needing to be connected by wires. While the iPod touch skin is already available, the iPhone skin will come into the market during early July. WildCharge skins will shortly be manufactured for BlackBerry Pearl and Curve smartphones as well. Presently, the accessory is available for $34.99 at WildCharge.com.
Motorola, always known for its innovation, has today released its new Endeavor HX1 Bluetooth headset. This device is unique in that it uses bone conduction technology in order to do away with background noise and also amplify the user’s voice. With the mere flip of a little switch, the Endeavor HX1 activates and in-ear sensor, which first checks the vibrations and then converts them to speech.
The Motorola Endeavor HX1 is a very small device, weighing a mere 13 grams. The headset uses Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology and comes with a set of reversible ear hooks, which you can wear on either ear. This product is expected to hit the market in July 2009, starting with Asia and then expanding to more regions at a later time.
