First, the negative as to get it out of the way. The Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset has no volume rocker. Seriously. That is why you cannot achieve a great sound by simply increasing or decreasing the volume. Instead, there are five volume settings to choose from to get to your desired voulume.

The goods? It is fashionable. That design just blows everything else out of the water. The audio quality is simply superb. It nestles in your ear comfortably that it is not distracting at all. Some other features of the headset include voice-dialing support and a battery strength indicator.

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Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset

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Light, black and skinny, the Apple iPhone Bluetooth Headset is as stylish as they come, matching the iPhone’s sexiness and style. Using it together, it is quite easy and it fits to a T. Moreover, headset comes with a charging dock plus USB cable. The charging dock has two slots, one for the iPhone, and one for the Bluetooth headset. The call quality was good too.

However, just like the iPhone once more, the lack of basic features is kind of a letdown, considering the amount you have to shell out in order to have one.

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I’ve found a site that has a cell phone battery finder. Just click on your phone brand and mondel and you can find out what cell phone batteries are compatible with your phone.

Popular brands such as Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Kyocera, LG, Sanyo, siemens, Ericsson, and Audiovox has a dedicated quick access icon. For those unpopular brands, just click on the first letter of the brand (A..Z), and it’ll show all the supported brands.

Even replacement chargers are there. I’ve bookmarked it myself.

[via atbatt.com ]

How about finding out for yourself what is the thinnest cell phone screen is out there. Sharp and AU Optronics are both claiming to have had success in developing prototype displays that are less than a millimeter thick. In Sharp’s part, their LCD prototype diplay screen measures 2.2-inches across the diagonal and is just 0.68 millimeters thick.

On the other hand, AUO screen is a 1.9-inch model that is just 0.69 millimeters thick. So, brace yourself for thinner cell phone screens in a few years time.

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The United Kingdom-based telecommunications company has announced something that was definitely unthinkable until they though of it first. They are planning to launch a product called The Orange Mobile Wind Charger. The product is just that, as the name states: a charger powered by the wind. Specifically, it is a mini turbine that latches on to the top of a tent and stores power in a separate control box that allows users to plug into when their mobiles need that much sought-after power.

Gotwind, a do-it-yourself website for energy enthusiasts, was commissioned to build the prototype charger and the said charger weighs approximately at a third of a pound. There has been no official release date or pricing details that have been set as of yet.

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Orange, Mobile Wind Charger, Gotwind

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Yes, one only has to be in possession of a cellphone, instead of a computer, to have access to a lot of songs from EMusic’s database. Currently, the company is the United States’ second largest online music seller, just behind iTunes. What it makes up for that distinction is it allows mobile users to download songs from even obscure garage or punk rock bands they long to hear. This service is said to be accessible to various handsets, including Samsung and Nokia handsets.

EMusic is owned by Dimensional Associates and currently only has a marketing deal with AT&T. However, this deal might push them closer to their rivals. With songs costing a bit more than if bought online, this marks the first time songs can be bought through a wireless network.

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See, this earpiece aims to be the following all rolled into one:

1) all-in-one Bluetooth headset

2) VoIP headset

3) hands-free car kit

4) mobile conference phone

All of these and you can attach it to just about any phone. Imagine all these capabilities right into your handset. Measuring at 3 x 1.2 x 1 inches, it is a bit bulky for a Bluetooth headset. Granted, it is one of the least-fashion conscious gadgets out there (“clunky” as what ZDNet called it), it is still a better alternative to most multifunction headsets out there in the market today.

Another slight disadvantage hurled against this product is the complicated set-up design you need to unravel the software program used for voice recognition. Plus, that software can only be installed in a Windows PC.

Inspite all of these flaws, the mVox Duo Communicator has many features that would compensate for all of these. The positives still outweigh the negatives, however barely it may be.

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The Nokia MD-4 Mini Speakers may just be small in the outside but, as the tired cliche goes, big things come in small packages. This little one really wallops them all! Check out the specs for good measure:

1) Weight: 130 g

2) 2 Standard battery AA type Alkaline

3) 2 speakers

4) Portable speakers

Have we evn mentioned that it fits people who are on the go? See, these speakers are foldable and so thin you can simply slide it into your pocket. So, are you ready for a music phone-changing experience?

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Nokia, MD-4 MiniSpeakers

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Displex Display Polish –it will help reduce/removes scratches from the lenses of your mobile unit, just add the Displex polish to a clean cotton cloth and carefully rub out those scratches from your lenses, it can be use up to 15 times.

Nokia Display Headset –helps you to remotely control your conversation on phone, this supports the function from calls to playing media player like MP3 and FM radio, and it allows you also to see the station of the FM and track number from MP3 or even the caller ID of the mobile phone you were calling and vice versa, with its blue background small LCD.

Key Features:

• Informative LCD display provides notification of incoming calls and received SMS or MMS messages
• Stereo headset with quality earpieces
• Call function buttons for answering and ending calls, call holding, swapping, and rejecting
• Switch on/off and between MP3 player and FM radio
• Function buttons for starting, stopping, forwarding, skipping, and rewinding MP3 tracks
• Auto-searching radio channel
• Volume control buttons
• Keylock button
• Clip for attaching the headset
• Pop-Portâ„¢ interface connector

[via Funky ya Fone, Wirelessgalaxy]

Downloading your favourite files on your mobile phone is so easy as one, two, three steps.

1. Insert the USB Data Cable on your computer and on mobile phone
2. Choose the files that you would like to edit out or transferred to your mobile phone and vise-versa,
3. Finally, enjoy your edited and uploaded files on both gadgets.

You can edit, transfer and even manage your mobile data with Sagem mobile Data Suite; This includes the USB Data cable and the software that needed for proper downloading.

Sagem USB Data Cable:

• Sagem MA-8520P USB Fone Data Suite
• Compatible with Sagem myX2 / myX5 / myX6 / myV55 / myV65 / myX7 / myX8
• Includes user-friendly Handset Manager software.
• Cable also charges the handset.
• Transfer / edit images taken with myX-6 / myV-65 camera.
• Upload / edit polyphonic ringtones

This is $16.98, a little expensive for just only connector and software, but the distributor will assure you that you will be able to get the exact data that you want with this product. and if you want to know more about this item and want to add on your cart then go here.