by Robb Dunewood on March 30, 2006
Did you know that Motorola makes a Bluetooth headset specifically for the BlackBerry? Well, they do and it is called the Motorola Bluetooth Headset for Blackberry.
You can buy the device directly from the eAccess e-store for $89.99.
Features include:
- Smaller and more eye-catching than ever
- High quality, no static connection
- Easy to use with your BlackBerry Handheld
- Features a pulsing light that shows when you are on a call
- Just 2″ x 1.25″ x .75″ when folded
- Light, weighs only 20 grams
- Talk time of up to 8 hours and standby time of up to 200 hours
- Unique foldable microphone to easily connect to calls
- Can be worn over either ear
Includes: Headset, Travel Charger and User Manual
Works With: 7290, 7100t, 7105t, 7100r, 7100i, 7100v, 7100g, 7100x, 7520, 7250, 8700c, 8700f, 8700r
by Robb Dunewood on March 24, 2006
Research in Motion is about to release a new device in the UK called the BlackBerry 8707v that will run on Vodafone’s 3G highspeed broadband network. Unfortunately it will be a few years before such a device would be offered in the United States.
I wonder if there will be any addition multimedia features soon to follow becasue all that speed is kind of a waste if you are just using it on sending and receiving email and web browsing.
by Robb Dunewood on March 10, 2006
Research in Motion recently released Google Talk for Blackberry. The popular IM program can be used from any color BlackBerry running BB OSv4.0 or higher.
Google Talk for BlackBerry can be downloaded right from the BlackBerry.com website.
by Robb Dunewood on March 8, 2006
So I am looking at this new Origami device that I cannot for the life of me imagine how Microsoft is going to spin into the next must have device of the 21st century. It looks like half of a tablet PC without the keyboard. Some have even positioned it as the next BlackBerry Killer but with no cellular connectivity there is no way that it can stand up to the claim.
Samsung will introduce the first Origami device tomorrow at CeBit and they are calling it the Samsung Q1.
The Q1 will include:
- 900MHz Intel Celeron Processor
- 500MB of RAM
- 802.11 A /G wireless connection
- Bluetooth
- Windows XP
The question that I have is since Origami devices aren’t small enough to put in your pocket, what is the compelling reason to get one of these instead of just getting a Tablet notebook?
Origami, Samsung Q1, Tablet PC, BlackBerry Killer
