Bluetooth

TrackR Pixel might be smaller, but it is louder than ever before

Posted by Jack on in Bluetooth, Electronic Gadgets, item locator, item tracker, trackr pixel, trackr pixel tracker

trackr-pixelSome of us have memories like elephants, where we never forget a single face, name, or person, but when it comes to the remote control at home, it tends to go missing — especially when you are not the only one living under the same roof. Well, here is the TrackR Pixel which will offer a smaller, lighter, and louder version of the original TrackR tracking device. It will not only sport a loud ringer that ought to make it easier to pick up where your item is, there is also a bright LED light thrown into the mix in addition to a long Bluetooth range.

The TrackR Pixel is one of the smallest and brightest Bluetooth tracking devices on the market right now, where it sports a longer range and louder ringer than the TrackR bravo. The integrated LED light makes it a snap to hunt down items in the dark, and is especially handy for those who would like to rummage through their own handbags in the cinema, or would need to have a little bit more light while trying to fit the key into the keyhole late at night. Available in nine different colors to fit anyone’s personal style, it is highly affordable.

Each purchase comes with a free key loop and adhesive, allowing the TrackR Pixel to be attached to any item that has a tendency to get lost or misplaced. These include keys, wallet, bags, even pets, and when paired with the free TrackR app, users can loudly ring the misplaced item, but also make the attached TrackR pixel light.

Any item that remains lost outside of range can always enlist the assistance of TrackR’s Crowd Locate Network. Upon activation, the owner will be able to receive anonymous updates of the last-known location of the missing item, each time a TrackR user passes within range of it. With more than 360,000,000 individual item updates each month, it should work better than a bloodhound. The TrackR Pixel has an asking price of $24.99 a pop if you are interested, and it also arrives in multi-packs.

Press Release
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The Lechal Smart Navigation Insoles keep you on track to meet your goals

Posted by Jack on in Bluetooth, Fitness Gadgets, fitness tracker

Lechal Smart Navigation System

We are making our gadgets and gizmos more and more streamlined to the point where you can’t even tell when we’re using them. Fifty years ago people would’ve thought you were insane if you talked into a cell phone, and relegated it to the work of demons. Even now we have Bluetooth headsets so we don’t even have to hold the phone up to our ears.

If you are all about secret tech, then these Lechal Smart Navigation Insoles are going to be the new must-have. These are insoles that will accurately track your fitness by measuring steps taken, calories burnt, distanced traveled and more. No need to have your smartphone in your hand or pocket because these up picking up their data from each and every step. In addition to giving you more detailed fitness reports, you’ll also get navigation guidance through vibrations and simple patterns.

You’ll be able to go down the street in a town you’ve never visited before and walk with confidence to your destination. These come in small, which fit a Men’s 5-8 or a Women’s 6-10, or a large which accommodates a Men’s 9-12 or a Women’s 11-12. This consists of the insoles and buckles, and you can use one or the other to collect your information. It’s not cheap at around $134, but it has a battery life of around 15 days, and should be a bit less of a burden on your style than a wristband, ring, or necklace fitness tracker.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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Como Audio Solo Wireless Speaker keeps all your music at the ready

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, Bluetooth, Bluetooth speaker, Internet Radio, Speaker, Spotify

Como Audio Solo

We have several different sources from which we get our music. There’s Internet radio, the actual radio, music downloaded on our phones, and computers. When you’re at home, you have access to all of these options, but the manner in which you listen to them is normally stuck to specific devices. We want our world to be as connected as possible, so it would make sense that we would want a speaker system that will let us access whichever option we want, whenever we want.

The Como Audio Solo Speaker could be classified as a radio, but it is far more than that. This is a smart speaker that has a wooden case that’s nearly a half-inch thick with a 3/4” soft dome tweeter and a custom 3” long-throw, 4-layer voice coil woofer with an oversize magnet. There is also a 2.8” TFT color display so you can always see the album art, artist, and song information regardless of what channel you’re listening through.

There are two versions of this speaker, with this $299 version being the smaller of the two. The Duetto does the same, but more of it, and has a $399 price tag. This is available in piano black, white, hickory/black, or walnut/black, and yes, the color does affect the price. If you’re feeling saucy, you can buy multiples and sync them so that you can have the same music playing all over your house during parties.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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Phiaton delivers new colors to Bluetooth headphones

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, Bluetooth, bluetooth headphones, Headphones, phiaton bluetooth headphones

phiaton-hpPhiaton has embarked on a new adventure that will see the introduction of new color options for their collection of Bluetooth headphones. This premium manufacturer has just rolled out pink and violet shades for its hugely popular BT 460 wireless headphones, while the BT 100 NC wireless earphones would be on the receiving end of blue and grey color options.

The BT 460 headphones would come with touch interface controls as well as smart play-pause functionality, where they are able to automatically detect whether your headphones are being worn or not, and then play as well as pause the music accordingly.

Some of the other features found in the BT 460 headphones include ShareMe Connection that enables a couple of listeners to enjoy whatever track that is being played at the moment or to watch the same movie simultaneously, Vibration Notification that will signal when a call is being received or when you are no longer within vicinity of the communication range, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity for improved sound quality and extended battery life, Everplay-X that lets one continue calling or listening to music despite the battery running out of juice or being Bluetooth incompatible, aptX Technology that will increase digital streaming efficiency and improve overall dynamic range, a Bass Optimizer that will help reduce the reverberation and deliver well-balanced and accurate sound with powerful bass, among others.

Not only that, Phiaton has also thrown in Clear Voice Capture technology for crystal clear conversations, Multipoint Technology that lets you hook up any two Bluetooth-enabled devices simultaneously, an LED Movement recognition led display that has an up and down touch panel volume control with the LED display lighting up according to your swipe motion, 40mm Drivers for high-frequency clarity and rich commanding bass, and also important is the “Fold and Go” design for easier transportation.

As for the BT 100 NC wireless headphones, it will arrive with active noise-cancellation and IPX4 sweat and water resistance that makes it the perfect pair of headphones for those leading an active lifestyle.

Press Release
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The Brydge 7.9 Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad mini keeps you busy

Posted by Jack on in Bluetooth, keyboard

 

It takes a multi-tasker to be successful nowadays. There isn’t very much free time to go around anymore when you’re working three jobs to make ends meet, and time off becomes a chance to get ahead on work rather than constantly playing the game of catchup. This means our leisure gadgets like tablets end up being a larger work hub than our phones, which in turn makes us want to get  accessories to make it easier to work efficiently when we’re on the move.

While an iPad mini is great for portability, it’s nice to type on an actual keyboard, and there are million Bluetooth options available on the market. If you prefer to have all of your gear match aesthetically or perfectly, then you’ll love the Brydge 7.9 Keyboard. This is a backlit aluminum keyboard that will help keep your productivity high wherever you go, even in low or no light situations. There’s also a strong hinge so you can put your viewing angle from 0-180 degrees.

This only weighs 11 ounces, and will meet up perfectly with your iPad mini 4, so you don’t need to remove it or stash it separately. There are three levels for the backlighting, and the aluminum body comes in color options of gold, silver, or grey. They don’t come cheap at $99.99, but that’s somewhat expected since it’s a perfect fit both size and style-wise.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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