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Archive for the ‘Mobile Accessories’ CategoryJabra intros music-friendly Clipper Bluetooth headsetThursday, February 18th, 2010
Bluetooth headset specialist Jabra has just unveiled a nice new Bluetooth kit at the Mobile World Congress called the Clipper. What makes it good? It’s a pair of good-quality in-ears with a Bluetooth connection at the end (at the “clip” part) that lets you listen to stereo-quality audio and talk hands-free on a phone without making you look like a workaholic if you wear it all day. Kingmax intros iPhone Power Case with extra 1500mAh batteryThursday, February 4th, 2010
Taiwan’s Kingmax technology, a company known for their computer memory products and flash memory storage, has just come out with a nifty new iPhone 3G/3GS protective case that integrates an extra battery for longer playtimes. Rusty, Green Day to come up with apparel with washable headphonesThursday, February 4th, 2010
Rusty North America is an apparel brand that caters to the surfing crowd. Green Day is a punk rock band. Rusty has just announced that they’ll be collaborating with Green Day on a new collection of hooded apparel with built-in machine-washable headphones—something that doesn’t seem to have anything to do with surfing, punk rock, or Green Day (unless you wear the hoodies after you surf and listen to Green Day), which pretty much leaves us with an intro that goes nowhere. Monster’s new Diddybeats in-ears: “All things Diddy” for $179Monday, February 1st, 2010
Weeks after announcing the Lady Gaga-influenced Heartbeats in-ears, Monster Cable pulled Sean “used-to-be-called-“Puff-Daddy-but-decided-to-stick-with-just-Diddy” Combs from out of a hat and designed new in-ears called the Diddybeats around him under the Beats by Dr.Dre brand. Belkin’s TuneCast Auto Live FM tuner comes with iPhone app, GPS functionsMonday, January 25th, 2010
Accessory maker Belkin has just come out with what could be considered as the ultimate FM transmitter device built for iPhones called the TuneCast Auto Live. What makes it so special? Regular FM transmitters are simple accessories that allow you to transmit your iPod’s (or any other compatible porta-player) playlist wirelessly to an FM receiver, basically letting you tune in your car radio to an iPod playing in your pocket. The TuneCast Auto Live comes with a little bit more functions, along with an app that lets you control it using an iPhone’s screen. HTC HD2 extended battery adds 9 hours of videoSunday, January 24th, 2010
After coming out with quite a few iconic smartphones recently, HTC’s HD2 has been gaining a lot of ground because of an excellent mix of high-spec (starting with a 4.3-inch screen) and high-performance (thanks to the 1GHz Snapdragon processor and WinMo 6.5 OS) bundled into a slim frame. In case you need to squeeze a little more juice from a smartphone that already comes with a battery that’s listed to play music for up to 12 hours, you might want to check this out. Looking for a unique pair of plugs? How about Lego bricks?Thursday, January 21st, 2010
We’re not sure when or how this started, but ever since portable audio players have been out, accessory makers have been trying to out-crazy each other by trying to come out with “unique” designs that range from downright cool and stylish to questionably fashionable and just plain tacky. But where do you rate these? In case it wasn’t obvious enough, this set is the Brick Earphone, a $10 earphone set that’s designed to look like Lego bricks. Aliph intros Jawbone Icon BT headsetsMonday, January 18th, 2010Ultimate Ears UE 18 Pro fits six speakers into your earsSunday, January 17th, 2010
Now this is rockstar-tech. Before you think about price and availability, you gotta know exactly what this is and what it isn’t. The UE 18 Pro kit is actually a set of custom monitors for pro musicians to use onstage, and not just something nice you can pick up for use with your iPod. Of course, you can still use them as such, but with the four-figure price tag, you might want to check your priorities. The AirStash adds wireless storage to iPhonesWednesday, January 6th, 2010
Wearable has announced that they’ll be unveiling the AirStash, a compact device that looks and acts like a USB flash drive and then some. The device is equipped with a wireless connection that lets it stream media to an iPhone or iPod Touch from a computer its plugged into, but it also comes with an SD card slot for adding external storage—think of it as a wireless flash drive for the iPhone—that lets you expand on the iPhone or iPod Touch’s limited, set-in-stone capacities. | ||
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