The iHome iP76, which pulses and strobes, ships in July for $199.99 (click to enlarge).
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iHome)
This one’s for the kiddies, tweens, or anybody who wants to go clubbing at home.
Yes, iHome’s upcoming iP76 LED Color Changing Speaker Tower with Bluetooth has 16 multicolor LED clusters that do all kinds of fun stuff. That’s right, this pedestal-style iPhone /iPod speaker dock can be customized to feature (more…)
The G-Go is a new splash-resistant Bluetooth speaker that retails for $69.
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G-Project)
A few of us here in the office have been looking for a portable Bluetooth speaker that will work in the shower. Alas, G-Project’s new $69 G-Go speaker, which just became available in Target stores, is splash-resistant but not water-proof, so it may not quite fit the bill but it’s close.
The speaker comes in (more…)
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iPhone comes with Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR technology but it only support the Bluetooth Headset Profile, A2DP and Bluetooth Hands-free Profile 1.5. But iPhone users still can’t transfer files between iOS devices or any other Bluetooth device, which is the most commonly requested application in the Bluetooth stack.
that allows jailbroken iOS device users to share files using Bluetooth.
Dictation for non-iPhone 4S devices, but had to remove it from
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The Geneva XS is very good-sounding portable Bluetooth speaker with a rechargeable battery and built-in FM radio. It folds up into its case.
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Sarah Tew/CNET)
Led by products like the Jawbone Jambox and Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker, compact Bluetooth speakers are hot little items these days, and Geneva Lab has placed itself in the middle of the fray with its Sound System Model XS, which retails for (more…)
Apple was the first to introduce devices that work with the new “low energy” version of Bluetooth. Now, the first app to take advantage of it – an app that lets you find your car – is out.
Bluetooth 4.0 was introduced by Apple into its Mac Mini and MacBook Air earlier this year, and the
was the first smartphone to include it as well. The 4.0 version of the Bluetooth standard allows for low power, low latency, simply configured data transmission. (more…)
) reports that Apple is planning to add Bluetooth 4.0 support to its AirPlay wireless protocol.
reports that Apple announced at MFi Technology Summit 2011 in Shenzhen that ended on Friday that it will be releasing a new certification chip for MFI (Made for iPhone /iPad/iPod touch) devices that will allow future AirPlay products to connect to iOS devices via Bluetooth 4.0.
from an iOS device or computer. The low power consumption of Bluetooth (more…)
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Finally, after number of iterations and delays, folks behind iControlPad have started shipping iControlPad.
According to iControlPad’s product page, it includes the following features:
The worlds smallest, lightest and fully functional bluetooth gaming controller
Compatible with iPhone , iPod Touch, Samsung Galaxy S2 and many, many more
(no jailbreak required!)
Dual analogue nubs, digital D-Pad, 6 face buttons and 2 rear buttons
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The Bose SoundLink Wireless comes in a standard ($299.95) and LX version ($349.99).
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Bose)
Bose, create a groundbreaking product? Sure, the company’s got some really nice headphones and decent sound systems that are just a tad overpriced. But Bose? Since when does Bose make a game-changer?
Since it came out with its compact Bluetooth speaker, the SoundLink Wireless Mobile, that’s when. No, (more…)
One of the lesser-known facts to emerge about the iPhone 4S yesterday is that it is the first phone to launch with Bluetooth 4.0, the latest version of Bluetooth. Not many products are available with Bluetooth 4.0 just yet–in fact, two of the most recent products to ship with Bluetooth 4.0 are also from Apple : the MacBook Air and the Mac Mini. Bluetooth 4.0 is backward-compatible with all other versions of Bluetooth, so you (more…)
