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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
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While most of the US is just getting their first glimpse of the Neonode N2, we've got the Neonode N2.5 for you dear readers. We were assured that this engineering prototype features a heftier battery to offset complaints raised by N2 owners. The other complaint -- lack of 3G data -- is also solved. It will also feature A2DP-enabled Bluetooth 2.1 (yes, 2.1) when its ships (no time specified) and a big fat 3G radio of unspecified type. Thing is, this time, the N2.5 is specifically targeted at the US market with Neonde already starting to sort through the carrier quagmire in order to bring it to market. WiFi? Maybe, that all depends upon the carrier's demands. Other than those changes, it features the same UI and touch screen technology of the tiny N2 which is fine by us. The only question now is how consumers react to it's new chubby profile.
If one is on the go and has multiple devices or switches between them often, the new iGo chargers have interchangeable tips to accommodate most models of mobile phones. Whether one needs a car, portable battery or wall charger, iGo can get multiple devices going with the same charger.
For more information go to Bluetooth.
Bluetooth devices are capable of sending and receiving information from many devices simultaneously because of their ability to communicate with each other automatically. They are a preferred choice over the Infra � red because they can function without a line of sight. Bluetooth enabled devices generally need to be within a range of 10 metres from one another, although there are some more powerful ones that can detect gadgets within a range of 20 metres as well. The fact that the Bluetooth signals are relatively weak ensures that there is non � interference in the functioning of other gadgets that may be within the stipulated range.
To learn more go to Bluetooth.
The BlueAnt V1 Voice Controlled Headset allows users to easily control most functions of their headset using the revolutionary 'BlueGenie(TM) Voice Interface(1)' from Sensory, Inc. Talk to it - and it will talk to you. Ask it for assistance - and it will assist you in getting the right command. This headset eliminates the combinations of button pushes, button holds and flashing lights synonymous with advanced Bluetooth devices. One activation button provides you with total control of the V1's entire function menu system via an easy to use voice interface.
Department of Justice Gives OK for Andrew Corp to Be Acquired
Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:00:00 EST
CommScope, Inc. (NYSE: CTV) announced that it has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice that will allow it to complete its proposed acquisition of Andrew Corporation (Nasdaq: ANDW ).
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While most of the US is just getting their first glimpse of the Neonode N2, we've got the Neonode N2.5 for you dear readers. We were assured that this engineering prototype features a heftier battery to offset complaints raised by N2 owners. The other complaint -- lack of 3G data -- is also solved. It will also feature A2DP-enabled Bluetooth 2.1 (yes, 2.1) when its ships (no time specified) and a big fat 3G radio of unspecified type. Thing is, this time, the N2.5 is specifically targeted at the US market with Neonde already starting to sort through the carrier quagmire in order to bring it to market. WiFi? Maybe, that all depends upon the carrier's demands. Other than those changes, it features the same UI and touch screen technology of the tiny N2 which is fine by us. The only question now is how consumers react to it's new chubby profile.
If one is on the go and has multiple devices or switches between them often, the new iGo chargers have interchangeable tips to accommodate most models of mobile phones. Whether one needs a car, portable battery or wall charger, iGo can get multiple devices going with the same charger.
For more information go to Bluetooth.
Bluetooth devices are capable of sending and receiving information from many devices simultaneously because of their ability to communicate with each other automatically. They are a preferred choice over the Infra � red because they can function without a line of sight. Bluetooth enabled devices generally need to be within a range of 10 metres from one another, although there are some more powerful ones that can detect gadgets within a range of 20 metres as well. The fact that the Bluetooth signals are relatively weak ensures that there is non � interference in the functioning of other gadgets that may be within the stipulated range.
To learn more go to Bluetooth.
The BlueAnt V1 Voice Controlled Headset allows users to easily control most functions of their headset using the revolutionary 'BlueGenie(TM) Voice Interface(1)' from Sensory, Inc. Talk to it - and it will talk to you. Ask it for assistance - and it will assist you in getting the right command. This headset eliminates the combinations of button pushes, button holds and flashing lights synonymous with advanced Bluetooth devices. One activation button provides you with total control of the V1's entire function menu system via an easy to use voice interface.
Department of Justice Gives OK for Andrew Corp to Be Acquired
Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:00:00 EST
CommScope, Inc. (NYSE: CTV) announced that it has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice that will allow it to complete its proposed acquisition of Andrew Corporation (Nasdaq: ANDW ).
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