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The original Dual Mic Voice Controlled Universal Bluetooth Headset, z9i blueant bluetooth has a huge list of useful features. The one shown above comes in a head turning red color. It is sleek and compact. The dual microphone feature provides you with a crystal clear conversation. It can...
The original Dual Mic Voice Controlled Universal Bluetooth Headset, V1Xblueant bluetooth has a huge list of useful features. The V1X has great features such as; wind/noise reduction and echo cancellation. You can pair up to five devices at the same time with 5.5 hours of talk time. The...
This photo was taken by Andrew Sharpe, DSE Bairnsdale, in his back garden.
The winged Blue Ant is a male. Most people usually see the female (as a wingless Blue Ant running around on the ground). The winged flying male is hard to get a look at and photograph, but Andrew managed...
BlueAnt S4 In action
We had the opportunity to test out BlueAnt S4. For all of you have gotten a ticket for driving while on the cellphone this product is for you. It ...
How to connect blueant z9i bluetooth headset to the ipod touch?
hi, I want to find out if you can connect a blueant z9i bluetooth headset to the ipod touch.If you know put an answer.For 10 points
No, there is no possible way... any generation iPod touch does not have any blue-tooth capabilities.
Appel® was thinking about the idea to have blue-tooth for the 3rg generation iTouch, But i don't know why they did not go with the idea,
lost password for blueant supertooth 3 where can I find the password ?
i lost the password for my blueant supertooth 3 and got a new phone. I tried 0000 but it didn't work any suggestions as to how I could find a password?
Read here how others have fixed theirs
http://www.fixya.com/support/t657193-mot orola_h700_will_not_pair
Is the BlueAnt Z9 better than the Aliph Jawbone?
I've personally heard raves about the Jawbone, but recently have seen some youtube clips that make a great case for the Z9. I research everything before I buy it... I get terrible cases of buyer's remorse if I don't. Anybody who has experience with
This "BlueTooth" technology is amazing and impresses me "to no end". Navy/Marines issue Jabra Jawbone and recently while visiting a Navy friend on lay over in Atlanta, noticed his "BlueTooth", Jabra Jawbone. He "treasured"
does anyone know about the blueant motorcycle wireless headphones?
i wanted to order 2 headsets but they seem to be out of stock in most sites? should i wait? are there newer headsets in the works?
i would recommend helmet music and gadgetronx earphones.
i have the blueant product and the sound is not loud enough like the helmet music product.
blueant give mono sound
helmet music gives stereo sound
also the earphones
Where can i get a BlueAnt Q1 for cheap?
can someone give me a site? i cant find the product number or barcode for my G1 application, and Google/other search engines arent getting me anywhere. i dont want to have to dish out the 129.
try ask,com
BlueAnt Embrace headphones hugs your ears
BlueAnt has long championed Bluetooth connectivity when it comes to their range of headsets, and now their latest release would be the Embrace headphones that takes a different view as it will not have Bluetooth support, where it sports a traditional over-ear design that comes with a built-in microphone and control mechanism that will cater for iOS devices such as iPods, iPads and iPhones. Of course, in order not to malign the non-Apple crowd, BlueAnt made sure the Embrace will also function with portable media players, tablets and smartphones from other manufacturers.
Plantronics Savor M1100 Bluetooth Headset Packs Impressive Tech Punch, Could ...
The Good:
The Savor M1100 is stuffed with all the tech features expect of a top-of-the-line Bluetooth headset, and especially good value at $80: A2DP for music-streaming, multipoint for hot-swapping between two different devices, noise-cancelling technology and most notably a voice command feature — very similar to that of the BlueAnt Q2 we reviewed a few weeks back — that not only speaks status information to the user (connection status, battery power, etc.) but also accepts commands spoken by ther user to check these factors, for example, or to answer or decline an incoming call. And similar to the Q2, the Savor also comes with a service (free for a year, $25/year thereafter) that lets you do things like listen to news, sports and weather updates, send voice notes to Evernote and listen to tweets, Facebook updates and emails. It’ll also allow you to send updates, tweets and emails, but in the form of links to voice recordings; if you want voice transcription for outgoing stuff it’ll require and upgrade to Vocalyst Pro ($35 the first year, $60/year thereafter).
Bluetooth Headsets for Cellphones Finally Small, Affordable
Once a novel and noticeable protrusion emanating from the ear, Bluetooth headsets have become small, sleek, and not so expensive. According to NPD 's Mobile Phone Accessories Tracker, the average price of a Bluetooth headset in Q1 was $51.58, and prices have held relatively steady over the past three years.
To maintain differentiation, headset companies have now turned to smartphone software to add features that could be awkward or difficult to fit on the limited real estate available on most headsets. Here's what some of the Bluetooth boosters are doing with bits:
- BlueAnt Stereo F4 Interphone Motorcycle Kit
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Voice Commands This BlueAnt Headphone - NYTimes.com
The Bluetooth accessories maker BlueAnt has released a new earpiece that can do some remarkable things if your phone is up to it.
The problem is, few phones are up to it.
The BlueAnt Q2, as it’s called, it is billed as the “best-sounding, easiest-to-use headphone on the market.” The claim is based on new voice control technology, wind-blocking software and the Q2’s ability to read the names of incoming callers right from your phone’s personal phone book.
And all of that is true if it is used under the best circumstances, but that is a big if.
I was initially frustrated with the accuracy of the voice controls when the headphone was connected to a couple of different Android phones. The company said the effectiveness of the earpiece was really dependent on the quality of the voice command is that is native to the phone. BlueAnt said to try it with the iPhone, which worked.
...BlueAnt T1 Rugged Bluetooth Headset | America Online Shop
Let me start by saying I have a TON of bluetooth headsets: Jabra, Jawbone, Blueant, Motorola, etc., etc., etc. The Blueant T1 is the reigning champion. Why? The battery life is great. I listen to a ton of music throughout the day and I can get 5-6 hours out of the device. That’s solid play folks.
I like the voice control as well. Driving down the road and a call comes in, if it’s in your dialing directory, it will announce the name and you can either say “Answer” or “Ignore”. You never have to lift a finger.
You can touch the MFB and ask for “Check Battery” and it will let you know the charge level.
It works SUPER with my iPhone (both 3GS and 4). Click the MFB and say “Phone commands” and you’ll hear the iPhone “Beep Beep” and you can issue any valid iPhone command.
...Blueant - News
BlueAnt Embrace
Blueant is best known as a maker of Bluetooth audio hardware, but the Embrace headset is the company's first major venture into high-end cabled audio. The headphones come with a choice of detachable cables. One is just a standard cable terminating in
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Malsha LLC Appoints Bill Mabry to Lead Sales and Marketing Teams In addition to the in-house Digital 2000 line, Malsha also carries cell phones, wireless headsets, tablets, and accessories from companies such as Motorola, Body Glove, OtterBox, RIM, ADATA, LG, Jabra, HTC, Samsung, BlueAnt, and other OEMs. |
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5 items not to buy from a wireless provider The major wireless providers carry a limited selection of Bluetooth headsets from the biggest players: Jabra, BlueAnt, Motorola, and Jawbone. Sprint and Verizon Wireless had a few more choices, but that isn't saying much, because most tech sites |