Cell Phone Accessories

The Motorola Endeavor HX1 that we told you about back in June is now available in the United States. This bluetooth headset features CrystalTalk noise cancellation and a new stealth mode, which, when activated, true bone conduction technology lets the caller hear only your voice and blocks out all outside noise.

The Endeavor HX1 was created with the same bone conduction technology that special military forces use. To activate stealth mode, simply touch a button and stealth mode triggers bone conduction technology which uses an ear sensor to seal off outside noise. When you talk, the sensor taps your vocal vibrations and converts them to speech so only your voice is heard.

Motorola Endeavor HX1 is available only at Sprint starting today for $129.99.

Jabra just announced that their new HALO Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headset is now available at Best Buy stores in North America. This new headset is compatible with Blackberry smartphones, as well as Apple's iPhone and iPod touch.

Weighing in at just 3 ounces, the Jabra HALO is a compact, over-the-head, foldable headset that is small enough to take wherever you go. The HALO offers wireless connectivity with a 30 foot operating range, as well as the ability to connect to 3.5 mm multimedia playing devices such as cell phones and laptops.

The Jabra HALO lets you connect two Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones, MP3 players, or laptops. It also includes an intuitive on/off functionality, a display that shows battery and connectivity status, a touch volume control, and to make sure you don't miss a call, the HALO fades out music when you receive an incoming call. Read more

The new WildCharge PowerDisc charges of hundreds of different portable electronic devices, wirelessly. The PowerDisc works with the WildCharger pad and other WildCharge-enabled surfaces, letting you charge cell phones, Bluetooth headsets, GPS units and more.

The PowerDisc comes with seven PowerLinks to provide charging compatibility with LG and Samsung phones, and also phones from Nokia, Sony Ericsson, RIM, Palm and more. The PowerDisc is easy to use and requires no installation. Simply select the correct PowerLink, plug it into the disc, and the other end into the device. When the disc is placed on a WildCharger Pad, (or other WildCharge-enabled surface), the device will receive a full charge.

The PowerDisc and PowerLinks are available now from www.wildcharge.com for $19.99. A bundle that includes the WildCharger Pad along with the PowerDisc and accompanying PowerLinks is also available for $64.99.

Bluelounge just announced a new charging station for your electronic devices, the Refresh. This USB based, affordable charging station lets you charge up to four devices at the same time and is compatible with over 1,000 products.

Refresh has six universal connectors in one location: two iPod/iPhone connectors, a Micro USB, a Mini USB, and two USB Sockets. With the USB Sockets, you can also plug in your own connectors to charge headsets and additional devices.

The Refresh charging station is compatible with the following brands: Apple, Blackberry, Creative, Dopod, Eten, Garmin, HP, HTC, i-mate, Insignia, Iqua, iRiver, Jabra, LG, Memorex, Motorolla, Noki, O2, Pal, Philips, Plantronics, Qtek, Samsung, Sanyo, Sidekick, Sony and Toshiba. Short USB connector cables are also available at www.bluelounge.com for additional brands including Nokia, Samsung, Palm, Sony Ericsson, LG, Sony PSP, Nintendo DS Lite and more.

Bluelounge Refresh is available now in white, black, and pink and sells for $89.95.

The BlackBerry Tour is one of the hottest smartphones available today. You want to be sure it is protected, right? Who to turn to other than OtterBox? OtterBox has announced two new protective cases for the popular BlackBerry Tour - the Impact Series and the Defender Series.

The new Impact Series case for the BlackBerry Tour incorporates a self-adhering screen cover to protect it from scratches. It also safeguards against shocks and bumps with inner coring that dissipates impact away from the smartphone.

The case allows complete user interaction with the headset jack, USB port, speaker, microphone and camera. It also includes an installation card for easy application of the protective screen as well as a microfiber cleaning cloth to keep your smartphone and case looking new. Read more

Protect your smartphone from your busy day with the OtterBox Defender Series case. This new OtterBox case for the BlackBerry Curve 8900 incorporates three layers of protection against scratches, dust, shock and bumps:

• Layer 1: Thermal formed protective clear PVC membrane covers the key pad. Clear PC sheet covers the screen. Protects against scratching, as well as dust intrusion (layer optional depending on the level of ruggedization desired - it is not protected against water)
• Layer 2: Hi-impact polycarbonate shell
• Layer 3: Silicone skin absorbs bump and shock

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Griffin's case line-up is as diverse as the BlackBerry family itself. Available today are the Elan Clip for BlackBerry Bold 9000, Elan Form for BlackBerry Storm, FlexGrip for BlackBerry Pearl, iClear for BlackBerry Curve 8300, iClear for BlackBerry Pearl, and Screen Care Kit for BlackBerry Storm.

Elan Clip

Griffin's Elan Clip case combines quick access with the security of a belt clip. The case features an elegant genuine leather outer case, wrapped around a durable polycarbonate shell for protection that looks great. The built-in belt clip swivels, too.

Elan Form

Elan Form provides two layers of protection for the BlackBerry Storm 9500 and 9530 in a slim, no-clip design. The premium black leather outer layer is bonded to an impact-resistant polycarbonate inner shell that slides snug over the Storm.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.

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

Meet the GPS shoe, aka "Blue GPS." Featuring Bluetooth, the new shoes enable the wearer to be tracked by friends and family through their cell phones. The wearer simply inputs up to five phone numbers of family/friends into his cell phone (eventually this capability will be able to be expanded to up to 20 people) and pushes a button on the shoe to activate a link with those on his list. The Blue GPS can be enabled with all cellular phones.

Another button can be pressed for an 'E911' call. When that button is pushed, a signal is sent to IDG's monitoring division, ID Conex, which then attempts to contact the wearer. If the shoe wearer does not respond, ID Conex then alerts the proper authorities.

This is an excellent idea for people traveling or, more importantly, keeping track of your children. The Blue GPS is expected to retail for about $150 when it hits stores in Latin America this fall. No information when/if it will be available in the United States.

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