Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset - Black

 This Jawbone headset is unique in a couple different ways, and the first thing that draws attention is it’s futuristic look from the perforated shield on the outside. The look of the Jawbone comes from a designer named Yves Behar who has an diverse assortment of ‘futurespective’ product designs for different markets, and has definitely given this product a distinctive look. 

Motorola H605 Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Answer iPhone calls wirelessly with this compact and lightweight Motorola Bluetooth Wireless Headset.

For those on-the-go who prefer behind-the-ear wireless design, the Motorola Bluetooth Headset H605 is the perfect fit. Fusing lightweight design and comfort with astounding talk and standby times, the H605 is optimal for extended wear. Offering stylish finishes combined with superior audio performance, the Motorola H605 is the premium wireless connectivity device to balance all your communication needs.

Chat wire and worry-free while on the move! The H605 headset’s ergonomic behind-the-ear design ensures a snug fit, while soft touch materials provide a lightweight cushion. Astounding comfort means you can put it on and put it out of your mind. The H605 boasts up to approximately 10 hours of talk and 200 hours standby time from a single charge!

Satisfying your demand for stylish and no-compromise capabilities, the Motorola H605 delivers innovative design and advanced technology for a superior wireless experience. The H605 headset’s unique design boasts soft touch material, metallic touches, and a blue indicator light so others know when you are on a call and a unique pivoting earpiece to ensure optimal audio.

Primed with integrated and intuitive controls, the Motorola H605 puts wireless connectivity at your fingertips - intuitive, easy to use controls including 2 buttons to control volume and microphone mute, and a call button to handle incoming and outgoing calls. Bluetooth Class 2 lets you continue talking at your own pace for up to 30 feet away from your compatible Bluetooth enabled mobile phone.

Jabra BT2020 Extreme Comfort Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Equipped with the latest Bluetooth 2.0 technology with EDR & eSCO, the Jabra BT2020 is the perfect choice for high performance in a sleek package that fits discreetly behind the ear.

All-day talk - Are you chasing down important clients? Or tackling projects around the house? No matter where you are, with Jabra, your headset will remain comfortable even if your day is hectic. Featuring an innovative, streamlined design, plus superb ergonomics, your Jabra headset just might become your most valuable asset.

Stylish yet comfortable - The new Jabra BT2020 is as stable as it is stylish, distributing its weight evenly across your ear. Jabra’s design gives you a secure, discreet fit so it won’t fall off – even when you’re running to your next meeting. And when you talk for hours on end, Jabra provides the comfort you need to continue calling hands-free throughout the day.

Great features, great price - Not only is the Jabra BT2020 a pleasure to wear, Jabra also offers exceptional features. In addition to its high-tech, streamlined design, Jabra features superior sound quality and intuitive operation. But don’t just take our word for it. Go ahead and put it on. Hands-free talk has never felt this good.

The other key feature that sets this headset apart is it’s Noise Shield technology used to cancel out background noise and zero in on the users voice. The Jawbone Bluetooth Headset technology queries the sounds around it 500 times per second to help enhance your voice and cancel out background noise, as well as improving the sound clarity through the earpiece.With Jawbone, users can now make phone calls comfortably in high-traffic, high noise locations. We are pleased to be the first wireless carrier worldwide to bring this unique, best-in-class product to market 

Noise Shield technology uses an advanced, military-grade noise-canceling system that continuously adapts to the users’ changing environment to deliver and receive unparalleled audio quality. Voice sensor identifies and isolates your speech. Eliminates unwanted background noise. Increases called voice intelligibility.

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Luxury Series Black Leather Case and Screen Protector for Apple iPhone 3G

Crafted from finest-grade leather exterior with an impact resistant molded shell, the Luxury Series Leather Case is designed to give you ease while accessing your Apple iPhone. Its protective, flip-style design protects the iPhone from all angles yet makes accessing the iPhone’s features a breeze.

Purple Shield Protector Case w/ Screen Cover for iPhone (1st generation)

Protect and personalize your Apple iPhone (1st generation) with this Shield Protector Case. Shield Protector Case is a set of form-fitting covers that protect your iPhone without adding a lot of bulk. Hard plastic protective covers attach to the front edges, sides and back of the iPhone. A removable hinged window covers and protects the display / touch screen. iPhone Shield Protector Case has openings for top and side buttons, charger port/Dock Connector, headset jack and speaker which allows access to all phone and music functions. Comes with a detachable rotating belt clip. Easy snap-on installation; no disassembly is needed.

Snap-On Protective Hard Case and Screen Protector for Apple iPhone (Zebra)
Get all around protection for your Apple iPhone with this durable, shatterproof case. Crafted from heavy duty ABS plastic, this case will protect your iPhone from dings and bumps. iPhone sits easily inside the front plate, while the back plate snaps securely into place to provide all-around protection. Clever design provides total access to the iPhone touchscreen, controls, audio jack and camera lens free and clear.

Aluminum Metal Hard Case and Screen Protector for Apple iPhone 3G (Silver)

Designed to provide ultimate protection with minimal surface coverage, this durable and protective case keeps your iPhone 3G protected from wear and tear. The case is designed to perfectly fit your iPhone 3G and it is lightweight, and slim in design. This sleek aluminum case is lined with a soft cushion neoprene material inside to keep your iPhone 3G scratch free. The fully removable 360 degree belt clip easily attaches to a belt or purse strap and the back of the case still stays flat when clip is not in use.

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This is a old phone back in 2006, but it still looks pretty cool nowdays.

MAGO is a smart phone which is created out of specialized Titanium, devoid of mass-production methods. The phone is compact, lightweight, fingerprint-resistant. MAGO’s oversized screen is perfect for a smart phone as it allows you to see everything without squinting. It was designed by the Russia based industrial designer Evgueni Maslov.

A new Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone, that may or may not ever see the light of day, is the Mago Premium Smartphone.  Developed by Tancher for Mago Mobile, the phone is made from titanium, stainless steel and magnesium, and sports an Intel xScale 624MHz CPU.  A stylized candybar format hides a host of fairly common features (by comparison to other smartphones) with the exception of a fairly large battery (1950mAh Li-Ion), a touchscreen, and 128MB RAM/ROM.  The touchscreen is of note because Microsoft does not officially support a touchscreen for a WM5 Smartphone . . . yet.

• Windows Mobile OS
• Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900MHz
• Class 2 Bluetooth ver.1.2
• Wi-Fi (802.11b)
• 240×320 2.8’’ LTPS Transflective TFT LCD (262k colors)
• Touch screen
• Intel xScale PXA27X 624MHz CPU
• 128MB Mobile SDRAM
• 128MB Intel StrataFlash 32bit
• 1950mAh Li-Ion Battery
• 2.5mm Stereo Audio Jack
• USB 2.0 (Full Speed) Interface
• SD/MMC/mini-SD support
• Overall Size - 134×55x15mm
• Advanced materials, hi-tech aerospace technologies and special scratch resistant coatings for housing and mechanical parts (Grade 5 Titanium, Stainless Steel, Magnesium)

Note that the picture shown is of the prototype model, and some sites are reporting that it may never be released for public consumption.  Another site, in Russian of course, claims the phone was released mid-2006 for $3,600 USD.  With a price like that, they may as well just keep it.

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Philips has officially announced for the release of its touchscreen phone, Philips X800 e2e. The phone features a 2.9 inch touchscreen, which the UIs on the touchscreen pose very close similarity to the iPhone’s.

Too bad is the phone will make its official appearance in China only. Another fact that shows that the Chinese also get nice cell phones. This could be due to the China market is huge, having a rapid rise in number of mobile phone users.

The e2e in the code name of this cellphone has a special meaning. It means the touchscreen has the capability to stretch from “edge to edge”. The phone will also boast impressive battery life, which is one of the common features found in Philips Xenium brand.

The phone also comes with a 2.0 megapixel camera, and supports GPRS network only. And also WiFi capability is present on this phone, so you can hook up to any WiFi hotspot, which at least lets you gain little higher speed of surfing the net, even though it has no 3G/HSPA support.

Here are the official specs, courtesy of Philips:

General: 2G Network GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
Announced: 2008, May
Status: Coming soon

Display: Type TFT touchscreen, 256K colors
Size: 240 x 400 pixels (Wide QVGA), 2.9 inches
- Screensavers and wallpapers

Ringtones Type: Polyphonic (64 channels), MP3
Customization: Download
Vibration: Yes
Memory Phonebook: Yes
Call records: 30 received, dialed and missed calls
Card slot: microSD (TransFlash)

Data: GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
HSCSD: No
EDGE: No
3G: No
WLAN: No
Bluetooth: Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
Infrared port: No
USB: Yes

Features Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS
Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML
Games: Yes
Colors: Black

Camera: 2 MP, 1600×1200 pixels, autofocus, video
- Java MIDP 2.0
- MP3/MPEG4/WAV/AAC player
- Office document viewer
- Organiser
- Voice memo
- Built-in handsfree

Battery: Standard battery, Li-Ion
Stand-by Up to 850 h
Talk time Up to 8 h

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You might noticed that the company that makes Blackberry phone, it’s stock dropped quite a bit today. What happened to RIM? What happened to Blackberry? Are we still see the new Blackberry Bold soon? Read this story:

Needham and Company contributed to a steep decline in Research in Motion’s share price today by warning investors that the BlackBerry creator is likely going to perform below expectations in the near future. Analyst Craig Bisagna notes that while RIM is secure in its business sales, Needham sees the company’s dismissive attitude towards competitors in a financial conference call Thursday as overly optimistic and unrealistic.

However, the figures are also accompanied by slightly lower than expected shipments of 6.1 million BlackBerries over the same period, meeting more modest expectations from American Technology Research and Citi analysts and falling below one estimate of 6.3 million phones from RBC. About 2.6 million subscribers new to BlackBerries were added in the summer.

The company also just slightly missed expectations for its revenue, creating $2.58 billion in pure income versus an anticipated $2.6 billion.

RIM hasn’t yet had an opportunity to explain the perceived shortfall but has been potentially affected by multiple factors outside of its direct control, including a potential siphoning effect as the iPhone 3G takes customers that would otherwise have purchased BlackBerries.

Source: http://www.electronista.com/articles/08/09/25/rim.summer.08.results/

 

 

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LG KS20 provides customers with an advanced mobile internet experience with its ’Broadband Mobile Internet’, ’2.8 inch Large Screen’ and ’Intuitive Touch Input,’ and is only 12.8 mm thick. Compatible with highly advanced Broadband Mobile Internet networks, the phone allows users to enjoy the full benefits of 3.6Mbps mobile internet, music downloads, video clips and Windows Live content, as well as push email.

The LG KS-20 has a very clean and uncluttered candybar design, which makes it look like a luxurious baby. The front panel comes with only three buttons, for main calling functions only. As the LG KS-20 smartphone is equipped with a 2.8 inch touchscreen, which is the basic need to be qualified as an iPhone challenger. Besides, it has a stylus for the touchscreen.

The phone comes loaded with Windows Mobile 6 OS, which is clear an attempt aiming those business class who prefer a smartphone with the Windows Mobile environment. The KS-20 is also equipped with wireless connectivities such as WLAN, which is quite common in almost every smartphone these days. And of course, high-speed Internet connectivity that rides on the HSDPA. The phone also supports Bluetooth 2.0 and the memory expansion can be via the microSD card slot. The camera of this guy is definitely much behind with today’s high-end cellphones from other makers. The phone has a 2-megapixel camera only. Other than the LED flash that comes with the camera, the megapixels that it carries is simply disappointing to many of us. Overall the features seem to be qualified as a iPhone challenger except the camera.

How is LG KS20 compared to iPhone?

The silent, yet eerily palpable rivalry betwixt LG and Apple continues, secretly, growing subtlety with every new phone release (as you can see in the Windows Mobile-based KS20). Or maybe these two companies just love this design — certainly Nokia in front of it. It’s hard to say really, but what isn’t hard to say is that these phones do look alike, and there’s no way around it. Please forgive the German showgirl for the upside down iPhone handling — they haven’t had the fortune of holding them here. After the break, be sure and note the UI of LG’s KU990 — the company’s other widescreen touch phone — and its familiar look. One thing’s for sure: they all smudge the same.

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Believe it or not, google’s first cell phone is coming soon. check this out:

“As T-Mobile finished handing off a round of press invites to its Android event next week, Google was busy having a bit of Android fun as well. At a developer event held earlier this week in London, Google’s Mike Jennings gave quite the demo - showcasing a few apps and even displaying an app that he wrote himself in about two hours. The point of course is that Android is a truly open OS which makes it easy for any developer to get involved. We still have plenty of reason to be excited about next week’s T-Mobile event as Jennings was quite limited in what he was able to display to attendees. In fact he couldn’t even make a call with the handset in front of attendees though he admitted that he has been using and Android-powered phone personally, albeit not in public. While all this is fine and dandy, we’re more interested in the latest timing rumors that have emerged in the wake of the London event. It looks like T-Mobile customers will have first crack at the HTC G1 on Friday, October 17. The handset will begin shipping to stores that Monday but the cat won’t be allowed out of the bag until Friday. What’s more, news that Sprint will be next in line for some Android love has emerged and it will not be hocking a CDMA version of the G1. Sprint will apparently make an entirely different handset available by the end of the year. Jennings wouldn’t admit the manufacturer or model of Sprint’s initial Android offering, though he did mention “other functionality” when comparing it to the G1. So Sprint customers, you’ll just have to sit tight and expect some new info on your upcoming Android offering to leak out soon. T-Mobile customers on the other hand, it looks like you’ve got another month to make up your mind but we’ll surely be confirming the exact release timing next week.”

 

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Let’s listen to the users from their own experience.
“well when it comes to email and push”

iPhone = email is pushed to your phone if you read on your computer it automaticly updates on your phone that its been read so no longer marked as a new message.

Blackberry = while new messages are Pushed to your phone if you read on your computer or anywhere else it does not update it on your phone….

iPhone = one nice easy to use email app which when you click on it has all your email accounts and you choose which one you want

Blackberry = you just have under Applications a bunch of email accounts and will show a icon on it when you have a new message but you have to go and click on each one to see which email account its actually for.

iPhone = email app shows HTML emails

Blackberry = doesn’t show HTML emails so if you have emails that are in HTML you will just have a bunch of code that makes no sense to ya.

IF you are a power email user, with many folders, accounts and organizing requirements, the Blackberry cannot be beaten by anything else out there.   For everything else, however, the iPhone is far superior.

Blackberry - if you lose it you can tell the device to self destruct all emails and corporate applications

 

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