Posts Tagged ‘bluetooth

Bluetooth speakers models Escape from Earth spaceship

- May 3rd, 2013

Toshiba TYSP1 Carbon

Toshiba is one of the latest brands to get into the portable mini Bluetooth speaker/speakerphone arena.  Arriving on May 15th not quite in time for Mother’s Day, is a couple of brand new models suitable to boost your listening pleasure from your Bluetooth enabled devices.

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Improving your swing makes good GolfSense

- April 1st, 2013

 

GolfSense

If you’re thrilled that the snow melting and spring is on the horizon but your golf swing is something that depresses you, then you might be happy to know that help just might be on the way. GolfSense by Zepp Labs is a neat little lightweight 17 gram gadget that with the help of its companion app, captures your swing, analyzes it and offers guidance as to how you can improve your score.

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Ruggedized Boombot REX ultraportable speaker

- December 5th, 2012

rex-skiing

People love taking their tunes with them, but not everyone wants to wear headphones or earbuds. Furthermore, road warriors want something that’s rugged, durable, portable and something that looks ultra cool. So two savvy skiers and cyclists have created the Boombotix Boombot REX Ultraportable Speaker.

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Review: SuperTooth Crystal in-car speakerphone

- October 2nd, 2012

Supertooth PIC

 

Want to legally take calls in your vehicle, but don’t want to wear a Bluetooth earpiece while driving? Or perhaps while in the car, there’s a call for the family? In either case, you certainly need a gadget that can be placed within earshot that you can use hands-free. One solution is the new SuperTooth Crystal ($69.99). It’s a wireless speakerphone that connects to your iPhone or Smartphone via Bluetooth 3.0.

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Jorno pocket foldable keyboard revisited

- September 28th, 2012

Jorno

Back in 2010, here at CanoeTech Blog we previewed the Jorno foldable keyboard, a small and innovative solution for those who loved their mobile devices but preferred the touchy-feely of a real keyboard. It has still not yet come to market, as it seems the creators are in need of some cash and are looking at crowdsourcing the funding.

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