These Lovely Sony Headphones Hide Bluetooth Inside Minimalist Design
These Sony headphones hide Bluetooth inside their minimalist design -- taking some notes from the Walkman headphones of yore, without looking tacky.
These Sony headphones hide Bluetooth inside their minimalist design -- taking some notes from the Walkman headphones of yore, without looking tacky.
Yes probably, appears to be the answer.
Is that a massive amount of power in your briefcase, or are you just pleased to see me?
The device can peek at your iPhone's calendar and automatically remind you to pack it on long, busy days.
The only real decision left to be made is: work on the tablet and Netflix on the phone, or the other way round?
No, that's not an picture of Jawbone's now-iconic Jambox Bluetooth speaker. It is, in fact, the new Samsung Level Box mini.
OwnPhones' software turns your phone into a 3D scanner. So when you take a video of your ears from different angles, it turns the footage into 3D data, and after you pick one of 10,000 combinations of size, colour, and style, a 3D printer spits out a pair of perfect earbuds just for you – just like the ones seen above.
A twistable knob on the side of the watch lets you wirelessly control music playback on your Bluetooth-connected device.
Touchscreens are fine for solving puzzles and flinging birds, but for action-based mobile games nothing will ever beat a physical controller in hand.
53 Design's glorious Pencil Bluetooth iPad stylus is now available in the UK, should your fingers usually be too greasy or wet to make your presses register.
If Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are already battling it out to connect everything in your smartphone, does one more competitor make anybody's life better?
Now the villainous power cuts can't stop you from having great quality music.
Costing just shy of £170 a pair, are Beats's new Powerbeats2 wireless earphones worth it? No. Not really.
It's inevitable. You finally find that perfect pair of sunglasses that don't make you look like a dingus, convince yourself to lay out an absurd amount of money to buy them... and then you leave them in a public bathroom, never to be seen again. The folks at Tzukuri want to end that, with iBeacon-powered shades that send an alert to your iPhone when you leave them behind.
They're not as awkward to transport as a piano or a cello, but guitars are far from being the easiest instrument to travel with. And if air guitar never really satisfies your desire to play while away from your instrument, this pen-sized single-string playable guitar might be a better travelling companion.
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