Cyber-Blue Bluetooth Wireless Headset
Haven’t you ever heard of the Cyber-Blue Bluetooth Wireless Headset? In tandem with your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone, the Cyber-Blue lets you keep Silver and black design; 1.2 Bluetooth compliance; Headset/hands free support
RIM Crippling BlackBerry Bluetooth Speed?
The resulting product — Pulse, from Brain Murmurs — allows you to use your BlackBerry as a standard Bluetooth modem. It works great on both Windows and Mac. Current problem: The Pulse solution doesn't run as fast as it used to.
What did RIM Do To Their Bluetooth Performance?
Most users are probably not aware of their Bluetooth bandwidth speeds at all: in Pulse dialup networking speeds are much faster with the old Bluetooth Whatever the reason, the current 4.1 Bluetooth stack is badly broken and is
Motorola V600 Camera Phone with Bluetooth headset **NO RESERVE **
Notable features include quad-band roaming (GSM850/900/1800/1900), high-resolution TFT display, VGA camera and Bluetooth. Also includes inverse outer display, speakerphone, Java 2, MMS with video playback, and voice dialing.
D Tech Bluetooth Card Reader
I'm sure most of us have, especially in the realm of CF card readers for our digital cameras. Though it would be a mightly slow fer, the Bluetooth Card Reader does exactly that at the speed of Bluetooth 1.2. The gizmo costs $29.00
Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth EarSet 2
Kim Jong Il has one, despite North Korea being a no go zone for this device. keiki
Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth EarSet 2
Yes, that's a bluetooth headset that costs more than most people's phones. Unless this EarSet 2 continuously makes our ears orgasm—or eargasm—we Jason Chen. Bang & Olufsen to launch 'Bluetooth EarSet 2' in Korea [AVING via Mobile Mag
Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth EarSet 2
That turns you into one of 'those people' who wear their bluetooth headset when they're not even on the phone and think they look important. So looking pathetic wearing a regular ol' bluetooth headset will get you looks and jeers.
52-in1 Bluetooth Card Reader
This is the multi-card reader we've all been waiting for, ferring data via Bluetooth at up to 65 feet
Bluetooth CTP the original FMC solution, still lurking around
At the WiFi / Cellular conference I chaired in Dallas a week or so ago, I was rather surprised that one of the Korean presenters was interrogated about Bluetooth-based FMC. Not Bluetooth UMA as per BT Fusion, but the even earlier
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