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Usually it’s phone headsets that feature switches that toggle between calls and music, but these headphones cater to the multi-tasking DJ instead.

The new series of oversized ‘phones made by Boosted include in-line microphones and answer buttons for easy switching to answer calls, compatible with all MP3-playing …

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It’s unclear why anyone would want to make a knockoff of Vertu’s phones. For one thing, it would seem virtually impossible to do justice (or something) to its unique designs and highest-end materials. Perhaps even more difficult would be keeping up with its production schedule …

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We wrote about the non-camera version of the Nokia E51 back in February, and apparently the handset is available now through MobileOne in Singapore and possibly other areas.
The camera-less model is cheaper than the original E51, either as a standalone product or purchased with a carrier …

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The drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner of your browser window is indispensable for information hounds who regularly narrow their searches to specific databases. Some queries will yield more precise results if bounced around Amazon or Wikipedia instead of Yahoo or Google. CNET producer Randall Bennett demonstrates how you …

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The drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner of your browser window is indispensable for information hounds who regularly narrow their searches to specific databases. Some queries will yield more precise results if bounced around Amazon or Wikipedia instead of Yahoo or Google. CNET producer Randall Bennett demonstrates how you …

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Steve Tobak may be onto something with his prediction for Bluetooth implants. After all, we’ve already seen a dental version of a wireless microphone from China, so an internal version isn’t all that far-fetched.

In fact, some existing models are so small that they may …

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Steve Tobak may be onto something with his prediction for Bluetooth implants. After all, we’ve already seen a dental version of a wireless microphone from China, so an internal version isn’t all that far-fetched.

In fact, some existing models are so small that they may …

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Are you screaming at walls because your phone weighs a ton and does a million things, but making phone calls and texting is an absolute nightmare? Does it turn every task into a technical labyrinth with no foreseeable end? Fear not, dear reader, not all phones are …

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Are you screaming at walls because your phone weighs a ton and does a million things, but making phone calls and texting is an absolute nightmare? Does it turn every task into a technical labyrinth with no foreseeable end? Fear not, dear reader, not all phones are …

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Following a pair of new XpressMusic handsets last week, Nokia today unveiled three more handsets: the 6600 folder, 6600 slider, and 3600 slider.

The Finnish giant is marketing these three phones as “beautiful to use” even though we think they look just like regular handsets. According to …

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This Bluetooth set features a tiny mic (at bottom) that can be embedded in the teeth.
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Question: How did the Borg–the not-so-lovable cyborgs in Star TrekM–get to be that way?
Answer: it all started with Bluetooth headsets.
I see more and more people walking around with Bluetooth headsets lodged behind their ears every day. Most […]

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As the mobile phone industry churns out new handsets every day, the opportunities to distance a product from the massive pack can seem infinitesimal. For that reason Philips deserves some credit for trying some new tricks on the Chinese market.

Its latest offering, the M600, attempts to capitalize …

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