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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth EarSet 2
Kim Jong Il has one, despite North Korea being a no go zone for this device. keiki
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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
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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.
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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
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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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