V-MODA has introduced its latest Faze metal headphone that boasts a built-in microphone, where it was specially designed to offer great sound without cramping its style. One will notice that the Faze offers an upgraded listening experience from traditional headphones, and works with a wide range of devices including iPhones, iPods, Blackberrys (you’ll need to use the included 2.5mm adapter with this though), Palm Pre, MP3 players, portable media players and computers among others. Made from ligh
V-MODA has introduced its latest Faze metal headphone that boasts a built-in microphone, where it was specially designed to offer great sound without cramping its style. One will notice that the Faze offers an upgraded listening experience from traditional headphones, and works with a wide range of devices including iPhones, iPods, Blackberrys (you’ll need to use the included 2.5mm adapter with this though), Palm Pre, MP3 players, portable media players and computers among others. Made from ligh
V-MODA on Wednesday announced it has started shipping its Faze metal headset, made to work with Apple’s iPhone and iPod, as well as other smartphones including BlackBerries, the Palm Pre and other MP3 players or devices with a 3.5mm audio jack. The rest is here: V-MODA intros Faze headset for iPhone, iPod
Can the end of the “Netbook Era” already be upon us? What’s more, will the netbook’s extinction event be the return of a technology that had it’s glory days 10 years ago? I vividly remember the time when, as far a mobile computing was concerned, RISC chips were king and most of them featured ARM architecture. Underpowered, tiny ARM-based RISC chips ran all the coolest PDAs (yeah, I know, but that wasn’t always an oxymoron) from Palm and HP and Dell and Sony…and the hottest mobile phones. In so
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Duracell has just announced a couple of new products from the Smart Power initiative, among which there’s also myGrid, a pretty neat charging pad, that gets pictured below. Duracell myGrid relies on inductive charging and is compatible with almost any device you can use. myGrid is a charging pad, the drop-and-go kind, that resembles Palm’s Touchstone solution and frees the user of pesky cords. The charger is compatible with cellphones, MP3 music players and other portable devices and it
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