Now the call on your cell phone won’t bother you to stop your favourte music track on your cell phone.

Thanks to the new Bluetooth based stereo music adapter called – the BlueStreamer 2, from Sewdish company Jays, which allows to answer the incoming calls via the head set. It automatically stops the music when a call is picked and resumes back as it is ended.Blue Streamer 2 is compact, light in weight and helps you maintain a wireless connection to PC or mobile, while your are listening to music. Not just this, this can also help you receive Skype calls via a PC with Bluetooth functionality.Â

The best part is that Blue Streamer works well with any mobile phone and MP3 player and can also be connected connected to devices without Bluetooth functionality via an audio cable. It is designed with a 3.5mm audio jack and you can connect the earphones of your choice, while the best sound comes when you hear it with of high-performance in-earphones, from Jays.Â

Via: Fosfor Gadgets

Good news for the gamers! At last! Sony has heard your calls and criers and finally decided to release a new and upgraded and longer lasting battery for the good old PSP.

Buying the new battery you’ll add 20% longer battery life for the original models and 80% longer into the latest slimmer PSP-2000 models. The all new battery will be available across the counters in min December for a chic price of $45. You’ll also get along a battery cover as the battery is a bit big for the newer PSPs.

So, if you are OK with having that big thing on your slim PSP, that too in an era where ‘slim is sexy’ then the new battery is just the right thing for you.
Via: PC World

Most of you will agree when I say that it is the elderly people who need cell phones at max and they are the only ones who usually face problem when operating the cumbersome cell phones.

If you also have one such grandpa or granny at your place, whom you want to be totally independent when home alone, then get home this new phone as it is out in the market.

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With this phone at hand, remembering the tedious process of dialing that 9 digit long number will not be any issue as this phone does away with need of dialing. It comes with a bunch of RFID tagged badges, where in you can feed numbers and the corresponding photos.

And all they have to do is just place the badge of the concerned person on thebig call button at the center and push. The phone will read the RFID info and make the call. Don’t you think they’ll love it…yes they will.

Designer:
Jeong-Kyun Nam

  Via: YankodesignÂ

Today NTT DoCoMo unveiled two compact smart phone based on the Windows Mobile 6 operating system from Fujitsu and HTC. “F1100″ (L), is produced by Japanese electronics giant Fujitsu, and “HT1100″, produced by Taiwan’s electrinocs maker HTC in Tokyo on 30 August 2007.

U-met, hands free device has been designed for the security persons, fire fighters and rescue workers at earthquake disaster.

Japan’s safety goods maker Tanizawa has designed a prototype model of the mobile utility helmet “U-met”. The helmet is equipped with a QVGA mobile camera, GPS device along with 3G-phone headset.

The product was unveiled at the Wireless Japan exhibition in Tokyo on 18 July 2007.

The U-met enables to change devices such as LED light, solar battery and other wireless communication unit.

The Nokia N77 phone provides a 2.4-inch widescreen display, 2.0MP digicam, a built-in DVB-H tuner, microSD card slot, and EDGE support. Priced at $481, the handset will be available for sale in Q2, 2007.
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