Research in Motion (RIM) has a new accessory for your BlackBerry that lets you listen to your favorite songs over your car's stereo – the BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone (model VM-605). This Bluetooth-enabled device also helps you keep both hands on the wheel by streaming calls from your BlackBerry through your car's stereo system. It supports voice activated dialing, caller ID, and gives you verbal notifications of who's calling.

It's easy to use, too. Just clip it to your car's visor with no installation required. The BlackBerry Visor Mount is available at www.shopblackberry.com for $99.99.

The July 4th holiday is almost here, so it's time to fire up the grill! Verizon Wireless customers planning a backyard BBQ need look no further than their wireless phone for recipes and cooking videos to help plan a great meal.

Food Network Everyday Chef – Get recipe ideas from the Recipe Suggestion feature (available in the Media Center/Get It Now).

SmarterShopper – Find the lowest prices from thousands of trusted stores while saving time and money (available in the Media Center/Get It Now).

Drinktini – Perfect if you are trying to decide which drinks to provide for your summer cookout, this application includes a database of more than 7,000 cocktail recipes, international specialties, forgotten favorites, new recipes each week, popular shots and user recommendations (available in the Media Center/Get It Now). Read more

AT&T just announced that on July 19th the BlueAnt Q1 Voice Controlled Bluetooth Headset with Multipoint will be available in AT&T stores and online at www.wireless.att.com.

The BlueAnt Q1 is a noise-cancelling headset that you control using your voice. All you have to do is push a button and say, "What can I say?" and the headset will give you a menu of voice commands. Much easier than memorizing different button combinations.

The Q1 also features BlueAnt's Voice Isolation Technology software which distinguishes your voice from other background noise. This makes your call much clearer than some of the other headsets in the marketplace. And with true multipoint technology, calls can be managed from two phones at the same time.

The BlueAnt Q1 will be available for $129.99 on July 19th at AT&T stores and online at www.wireless.att.com. To learn more about the BlueAnt Q1, visit www.myblueant.com.

I know it can be intolerable after about 600 times. Well, Autonet Mobile, the first internet entertainment system for cars, is eliminating "Are we there yet?" from kids' vocabulary this summer by turning the family car into a rolling WiFi hotspot. Now, everyone in the car can bring their own computer or WiFi device and be part of "getting there" with the ability to track points of interest on Google Earth; research the history of towns they are passing through on Wikipedia; or post pictures of the trip in real-time on Facebook, flickr or blog pages.

This summer, as Americans take to the roadways, families are replacing the DVD player with the hottest accessory for the car – internet access from Autonet Mobile. I so wish I had this when my family went on long road trips. I had to make do with relics like the Game Boy and Game Gear to keep me entertained. Yes, I had a Game Gear (still have it) and love it!Read more

eMachines just announced they have added new mini-tower PCs with matching monitors to their line-up – these in shiny white with green LED lighting. The new eMachines ET1300-02, ET1810-01 and ET1810-03 desktop PCs all come with a matching keyboard and widescreen display with built-in speakers. They are loaded with either AMD or Intel processors and 2GB or 3GB of DDR2 memory, 160GB or 320GB hard drives and feature NVIDIA graphics. A media hub is on the front of the PC so you can easily connect flash drives, cameras etc.

The new eMachines ET Series PCs range in price from only $299.99 to $449.99.Read more

We've told you about the AV310 video eyewear from Vuzix in the past, and now Vuzix has announced that the AV310 16 x 9 widescreen video glasses are fully compatible with the new iPhone 3Gs and all major 3-D video formats. That means that all of your 2-D and 3-D video content stored on your iPhone can be viewed on the AV310's simulated 52-inch big screen. The battery life is decent too. AV310 video eyewear can run for up to 6 hours on one AA battery.

3-D is becoming one of the most popular video formats…not only in movies, but also showing up in the latest video games. Vuzix has realized the importance of making their products compatible to this major video format…and the AV310 is proof.

Want to know more about the future of 3-D? Read what the CEO of DreamWorks thinks about it here.

Vuzix AV310 video eyewear is available now for $249.95.

From power for iPhone and Smart phones to netbooks and camcorders, Energizer continues to develop innovative and creative portable power solutions for on-the-go consumers. Making its debut will be the new line of Energizer Energi To Go branded rechargeable power packs and emergency charger products for all types of mobile electronic devices.

The Energi To Go line, which currently features the Energi To Go Portable Power for Cell Phones, is greatly expanding to include rechargeable power packs that use lithium polymer battery technology to power a wide variety of mobile electronic devices including Smart and cell phones, iPhone, iPod and MP3 players, GPS units, digital cameras and camcorders, netbooks and laptops. Read more

Dell today announced a new ultraportable laptop with the small business traveler in mind, the 12.1-inch Vostro 1220. The Vostro 1220 has a starting weight of just 3.36 lbs, features the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, 802.11 draft-n wireless LAN, and has up to 9 hours of battery life on a 6-cell battery. It also comes with Dell Video Chat software pre-installed. Add the optional 1.3 megapixel camera and digital microphone, and you're all set for videoconferencing.

The Vostro 1220 is available today in Obsidian Black or Deep Cherry Red. The starting price is $799. Find out more information at www.dell.com/vostro

Verizon Wireless just announced that customers can now pre-order the BlackBerry Tour for $199.99 (after a $70 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement) online at www.verizonwireless.com/tour. The BlackBerry Tour will be in stores on July 12th, 2009.

The BlackBerry Tour is a 3G world phone, and features RIM's push-based mobile solution for e-mail; IM, SMS, MMS messaging and social networking; a 3.2 megapixel camera with geo-tagging and video recording; advanced multimedia capabilities; built-in GPS; full HTML Web browsing; and support for Verizon Wireless' Mobile Broadband Connect tethering service. It also supports V CAST Music with Rhapsody and VZ Navigator services. A model of the BlackBerry Tour without a camera will also be available.

For information on Verizon Wireless' plans for BlackBerry smartphones, visit www.verizonwireless.com.