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Headsets are popping up in every business and every industry. We need to be more mobile, we don't want to be tied to the desk and we need our hands free to do other things. As a result, headsets providers are recognizing the opportunity to create new and innovative ways to allow users to stay on the phone while they multi-task.
Try it before you buy it, is the motto for some gamers who don't want to buy a game without knowing if they like it or not. Some gamers also can't afford to spend $60 on a video game when it comes out. Gamefly is a service similar to Netflix, but instead of setting up a queue of movies that are delivered right to your mailbox, customers pick video games they wish to play.
Remember the days of the iconic boom box? That portable stereo that was about the size of a small microwave oven was carried on busses, blared at the beach and even balanced on the shoulders of bikini-clad ingenues on roller blades. The boom box sprayed passersby with music ranging from hip-hop to 1980s hair band rock, and created a generation of traveling musicians. Thirty years later, the boom box is back, but now it's about the size of a brick.
HTC has unveiled a new smartphone, the HTC One X, which promises advanced sound quality.
Any self-respecting audiophile will be familiar with the brand Bowers & Wilkins. The renowned British loudspeaker company has been in the recent past focusing their energies on lifestyle speakers and headphones that have won critical praise for their natural sound quality and noise isolation technology.
Mobile fitness technology specialist Valencell is educating customers on fitness sensor technology through a series of videos for the International CTIA WIRELESS 2012, May 8-10 in New Orleans. Vallencell's V-LINC fitness sensor technology is also a finalist in CTIA's Emerging Technology Awards competition (healthcare and wellness category).
VXi will showcase products from both its commercial and consumer lines at the 2012 International CTIA Wireless Show. The company will also showcase its newly launched BlueParrott Bluetooth products during the event, May 8-10 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans.
Remember Oprah's Don't Text and Drive campaign? According to the campaign's site, millions of people talk, text, or e-mail while driving. Well, it appears that there's one more to add to the list. Ingenie, a British auto insurance company that specializes in insuring drivers aged 17-25, surveyed 1,000 25-and-under drivers, and what they discovered is unsettling. Eighteen percent of drivers with the Draw Something App on their phone used it while driving; seventeen percent played Angry Birds. This kind of news is sure to generate even more Angry Adults.
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