Listening to your favorite tracks is one of the things that keep you going during exercise. You may use corded or wireless audio device depending on your preference. To cater the need of music lovers with active lifestyles who want to use wired or cordless headsets, Jabra launched two new additions to their Jabra Sport line, the Jabra SPORT and SPORT-CORDED. These two models are addition to Jabra ACTIVE and Jabra CLIPPER product line that is perfect to use on sports or work out.
The Jabra SPORT is a Bluetooth enabled headset that is Jabra’s first wireless stereo product in its sports headset collection. It allows you to take calls and listen to music whether you are running, working out at the gym, or doing other activities without the interruption of cable wires. Aside from behind-the-ear design, it lets you move freely without the need to have your mobile device or media player with you while exercising. Its features include wind-shielded microphone, built-in FM radio, A2DP technology as well as a powerful bass output to boost your mood more during workouts. Since it is designed for active lifestyles, it is US Military Standard Rain, Dust and Shock Resistant certified. It comes with three different pairs of eargels to guarantee a secure and comfortable fit. Moreover, the Jabra SPORT includes a free download of Endomondo Sports Tracker application that lets users see past running routes on their iPhone, Android or BlackBerry using a GPS tracking function.
On the other hand, if you want the traditional cabled headset, there’s the Jabra SPORT-CORDED. It almost shares the same features as the Jabra wireless headset but the Sport Corded uses cable connection and without the fitness tracking application. The Jabra SPORT is priced at $99 while the Jabra SPORT CORDED is tagged at $69.
With a controller – that’s the way to play game, right and proper. Yes, even in phones. No gamer in his right mind would settle playing a racing, puzzle or platform jumper games using a phone’s flimsy joystick, rickety numpad or clumsy touch screen. Luckily, the new iControlpad BT is out and ready. It’s basically a joy pad with 2 Analog sticks, 6 face buttons and 2 rear buttons and a side clamp system that attaches to almost any phones. It uses Bluetooth (hence the “BT”) to connect and communicate with any Bluetooth-enabled phones and computers. It supports different Bluetooth protocols, including standard HID making it ready for newer generations of smart phones. The firmware is compatible in just about any Android App which supports a PC DPad and can be upgraded to add new features and restriction bypass.
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The wait is over for Blackberry’s latest and most anticipated fruit this season – the new Blackberry Style 9670 smartphone. Blackberry Style is one of the most waited elegant flip smartphones to feature a full QWERTY keyboard and the new Blackberry 6.0 mobile operating system with its different advanced communications and multimedia potentials. The full QWERTY BlackBerry keyboard makes email, messaging and online chats with Blackberry Messenger (BBM) unbelievably effortless. It also comes with many more state of the art hardware including a 5 megapixel camera with flash and video recording capabilities, integrated GPS for map based applications and geo-tagging, Wi-Fi for faster internet connection and extensive data coverage, and an expandable a microsSDHC memory slot that can accommodate up to 32GB of extra storage.
