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Earloomz are the creators of fashion forward Bluetooth headsets. Their Bluetooth headsets have designs mechanically painted on them and each image is digitally set to ensure precise measurements and image quality. They have hundreds of designs to choose from including license products and fashion designs. You can get a Bluetooth headset with your favorite NBA logo on it or you
Flexible Solution to Holding Your Phone: Not all CES is bleeding edge tech. If you are looking for an inexpensive way to hold your phone, GPS, or music player in a wide variety of vehicles - or keep the kids in the backseat a bit more organized, here's the Cup Holder phone mount. Especially designed for over the road use
Griffin Technology has expanded their line of animal inspired headphones, cases and accessories for kids. The line is called KaZoo, and it is easy to see how the “Zoo” part got into the name. It features adorable monkeys, frogs, penguins, lions, zebras, elephants, and pandas. Super cute! KaZoo MyPhones come in two varieties and feature either a bright green frog
Griffin Technology has partnered with Nickelodeon to create fun accessories for children's mobile devices. The inspiration came from several of the popular characters that your child watches in cartoons that appear on the Nickelodeon channel. The first three lines of cartoon inspired mobile device accessories for kids feature SpongeBob Squarepants, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Dora the Explorer. Each will
All smartphones drain batteries like electricity is going out of fashion but many external battery are bulky, fiddly or both. Gosh!'s new Parallel battery for the iPhone 5 might be the first that's both sleek and convenient. The Parallel comes in two parts, the battery pack itself, and a matching iPhone case that makes connecting the phone to the battery
Recently I purchased a Belkin "YourType" Folio + Keyboard for my iPad 2. The unit operates via Bluetooth. When I initially began using it I noticed there was a rather prominent problem with rather frequent lost or multiple keystrokes when a given key was only hit once. I didn't know if this was a Bluetooth problem, or a problem with
Not long after I purchased my iPad 2, I ended up finding a Bluetooth keyboard case combination on a discount table at a Flying J truck stop priced for $15 dollars. For that low price, I figured I couldn't go wrong. Unfortunately, you do get what you pay for. The keyboard quality was very low. It was extremely difficult to