Turn Up The Bass And Listen! The Radius Atomic Bass!

The smooth ergonomic feel is immediately appraised as it fits so snugly on the ear as the device is very compact. Those of us whom love listening to bass will take a shine to the earphones. The excellent bass response from the aluminum earphones booms through with such clear clarity. The earphones are not only compatible with the iphone, they can be used on other standard 3G phones.
Some outstanding features include:

1. It fits comfortably.

2. Great noise isolation.

3. Great quality for fans of various genres albeit classical, hip-hop or rap.

4. Remote control of call control for the iphone 3G.

5. Very affordable earphones at around $30.

The shape is particularly unique, not being so straight. The most noticeable difference is that the earphone buds are styled very differently to other earphones. The buds have a slight angle as can be seen in the above photo.

Whether its rock music or your classical bliss that is needed, the radius Atomic Bass earphones deliver a sound that is well above standard earphones especially the ones that usually accompany mp3 players. Music styles like techno that deliver variants of bass can be heard with more than just a subtle difference. These earphones can also increase the bass.

If your mp3 player needs a new earphone set, this is the way to go. It comes with 3 pairs of ear sleeves. The reason why the bass is so good is that the drivers inside the earphones are based on the more common method of driving the sound along a more direct path. Music of different levels of fidelity can be heard with top quality sound.

With its ergonomic fitting and stylish look and feel, it’s a great next comfortable choice for the music lover.

One obvious advantage of the dual SIM phone is that you can separate your business and personal calls completely. Another advantage is that you can get the benefits of two different mobile networks for your calls. One network might give you better rates for international mobile services while another gives better coverage for your local calls.

The 2 SIM cards gives you much more flexibility in choosing among all the mobile phone service offers, which can save you a good deal of money.

1. WIKI WK05 Dual SIM Mobile Phone

With WIKI’s WK05 phone, changing from one SIM to another is extremely easy. Two dial buttons make it very easy to keep track of exactly which SIM you are calling from. The Wiki has a 3 inch touch screen, MP4 support and a 2 megapixel camera.

2. Voyager Dual SIM Mobile Phone

One very useful feature of a phone is to have a standby mode that allows you not to miss calls. Business users can really benefit from this features during business hours so as not to miss business critical meeting announcements or calls. Voyager boasts a nice array of applications:

1. Google Maps provide real time geographic knowledge, great if you are lost!

2. eBuddy gives you an instant messenger service

3. WiFi for wireless networking

4. Bluetooth for your headset connection.

The phone also becomes attractive to the everyday user as it can store 2 GBs of music and video. The GSM standard for phones now includes the four global GSM frequencies – what does this mean? You can use the phone from any location worldwide and as its unlocked, you can connect to another network if required.

3. Samsung D780

The Samsung D780 has dual standby function also. Features of the Samsung include a 2 megapixel camera an MP3 player, and an embedded FM radio receiver. While the D780 has Bluetooth, it does not have Wifi. Samsung D880 and D980 also have 2 SIM cards plus additional features such as touch screens.

4. National Geographic Duet D888

The Duet D888 is made by Beyond E-Tech under a partnership between National Geographic and Cellular Abroad. The unlocked Duet can hold two SIM cards, including one for Cellular Abroad intentional SIM card and whichever other card you choose. The Duet’s features include a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, USB connectivity, a personal organizer, messaging, a speakerphone, an MP3 player, and an FM radio.

When you are deciding to get a phone with lower costs and more flexibility, it’s time to choose one with 2 SIM Cards.

Here are five of the best Bluetooth headsets for sound quality and function. For each choice, I have highlighted the factors that can add to the user’s comfort zone and expected quality.



1. The Aliph Jawbone is consistently rated as the best for reducing background noise.

• This is the only headset with a Voice Activity Sensor (VAS), allowing the device to better distinguish your voice and deliver clear communication.

• Background noise is virtually eliminated with their proprietary Noise Assassin and military grade noise reduction technology.

• The device includes a magnetic USB cable, giving you 80% charge in just 35 minutes.



2. To use your headset all day, one of the best choices is the Plantronics Voyager Pro.

• This lightweight headset has an ‘over the ear’ design making it very comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

• The long battery life (over 6 hours) makes it ideal for long use. This is ideal for long distance travelling or for those of you whom spend a lot of time listening to music.

• There are three types of WindSmart technology that block interfering wind noise. This is one of most sought features of a headset.



3. For the ultimate luxury, there is the slicker Jabra JX20.

• It is encased in titanium which gives the headset a sleek look and feel.

• Titanium is also lightweight and strong so giving you more comfort and durability.

• The great aspect here lies in the moving mechanics which allows you to rotate between the on and off position.



4. One of the smallest headsets is the Motorola Mini H9.

• Its lightweight construction makes it comfortable to wear on the ear.

• The tiny size gives you an inconspicuous headset.

• A portable charger allows you to recharge almost anywhere.



5. Finally, for a headset with extra features, use the Nokia BH-902.

• An LCD display gives you call management directly from the headset, allowing redialing from the headset.

• The display can also give you missed calls and unread text messages.

If you go down to the shops today, there is a surprise or two in store where headsets are concerned. One of the above choices will provide you with a stylish Bluetooth headset.

After all of the above, I decided to purchase a 09 Focus SES. I’m really liking the car going into about my third month of ownership. It’s very roomy, and has a slick interior. One of the perks of the car, but wasn’t a huge selling point was Microsoft Sync. If you haven’t researched this technology, then it might be something you should look into.

My portable devices that I always have with me are my LG VU, and my iPod Touch. Both of which are compatible with the Microsoft Sync technology. After my first few months using it, I don’t see how I could ever be without Sync.

The Good -

The greatest thing I’ve found while using Microsoft Sync is the Bluetooth connection. It automatically picks up the LG VU, and from then on out everything relating to my phone is handled through Sync. If I want to call a friend, it’s a press of a button and say my friend’s name. I’ve got nothing but wonderful reception so far, as everyone I’ve talked to says the reception is crystal clear. The audio coming through the car speakers is high quality as well. The convenience of just being able to drive without a phone to your ear is a godsend.

Besides Bluetooth, you have the option of plugging in a USB device or using AUX input. I’ve only use the USB plug so far, for my iPod Touch. Sync automatically relays the meta information of the song database and displays it on the Sync screen. Just like with Bluetooth, the audio is high quality and having my entire song list available to play in my car without any other device is very convenient.

Another benefit of Sync, is that no matter what part of the console you’re using it is on. So, if you want to listen to a CD, while being able to receive or make calls it’s available. The same for the radio, Sirius, and USB devices. It’s the seemless transfer from different functions that really take Microsoft Sync a high level.

The Bad -

While most of Sync is great, there are some downfalls to the technology. Easily the most apparent weakness is the voice recognition. If you’re using one word, and simple names and phrases then Sync is fine. If you want to call your dad, then speaking Dad will be picked up. But if you have your iPod plugged in, and want to hear Billy Joel, sometimes you get Billy Idol. This has happened to me on a number of occasions, and can be a bother. I’ve found that for some reason it picks up track names, much easier than artists.

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If you’re someone who travels a lot, or goes on trips then Sync might be something serious to look into. The hands free navigation through your phone list, and having a massive music library at your disposal is a treat. I wouldn’t say that for most casual drivers that Microsoft Sync is a must. However, if you’re looking at the Ford Focus, I would say that upgrading to a model that offers Sync might be an option you should consider.

I’m not saying that Neckphones are going to revolutionize the industry, but for those who find earphones uncomfortable could be a nice option. Especially if you want to listen to your music with a bit of privacy, or don’t want to disturb others.

Here’s a feature list, that the Neckphones provide:
* Revolutionary Personal Technology
* Personal Listening & Communicating Meets Sharability
* Function Meets Fashion
* Ergonomic, Innovative Design

Another cool feature of the neckphones, is they come with a rechargeable lithium polymer battery. There’s two options included for recharging, USB or wall adaptor.

Here’s a video from WebProNews with some more information about the device:

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The new phone will feature the new HTC TouchFLO technology which is their advanced touch phone navigation to make it easier and faster to navigate.  Which for me will be a big thing, I have always found window mobile devices to be awkward to navigate and not as quick as other mobile devices.  The Tilt also features a 3 mp auto-focusing camera.  It will also take advantage of ATT’s HSDPA 3g network, which isn’t in all 3g areas but allows for a much faster data connection.  It of course features Wi-Fi like its older brother the 8525, but has added GPS.  It will also feature a 65k color TFT screen with handwriting recognition technology.  Make sure to read the full details at GSM Arena.

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10. blackberry tethering.  it makes me even more addicted hooking it up to my laptop and having internet anywhere.  especially texting with my phone while I surf the net and write blog post.
9. ease of use.  versus other pda/smart phones especially windows mobile software the blackberry software is super fast and super user friendly.
8. google maps is great and love it.  also if you prefer with a bluetooth puk you can get voiced guided gps with telenav
7. qwerty/smart keyboard.  makes for easy and fast data entry and texting.
6. memo book.  the memo book is great and I keep all kind of little notes and just random things that I tend to need between work and home and wherever.
5. calander.  I love the calander.  I couldnt keep an apointment without it anymore.
4. free tools and 3rd party apps from guys like pinstack.com
3. customize.  So many themes and able to move and even hide icons.
2. the “pearl” aka trackball, makes for easy and fast navagation
1. Always Connected to your email. 

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