Apple may have just received FCC approval for the rumored Magic Trackpad. The bluetooth peripheral may be an alternative to the classic computer mouse.
Apple...
There are now reports of a problem with the iPhone 4 and Bluetooth sound quality, according to Erica Sadun of The Unofficial Apple Weblog.
Sadun posted t...
This week, HP released the Compaq CQ627. The specs are notebook quality, but for only $379.99, the price is reminiscent of a netbook.
Though there hasn't bee...
The video games on the iPad range from the totally ridiculous to the absolutely
awesome. Regardless of your tastes, one thing that would be cool is to pl...
Do you want to get text messages on your watch? Or, would you like to have a remote control that not only interfaces with your TV but your computer and iPhone? ...
If you've ever wished for an easy way to add a Bluetooth to your notebook, here is an incredibly simple and inexpensive way to do so. For a mere $1.98 you can b...
Given the fact that more and more of our communicating is done with a keyboard and that we write more than any other generation, it's no surprise that keyboards are the focus of many of our notebook reviews at Notebooks.com.
We're always asking ourselves. Is it springy? How big is it? Does it feel "right"?
Many times the answers to these questions are disappointing which is what Microsoft aims to address with its new Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000.
Newton Peripherals, the company best known for making mobile accessories that fit inside your computer, released a new mouse today for netbook users. The new MOGO MOUSEâ„¢ for Netbooks doesn't reinvent the wheel; instead it combines two popular MOGO products with a new case in order to make an attractive package for netbook owners. The netbook kit which contains the company's Mogo Presenter Mouse, Bluetooth adapter, case and charger is available today for $99.
Newton Peripherals introduced MoGo Talk, a Bluetooth headset that you can stow inside of your notebook's ExpressCard slot. The MoGo Talk headset charges automatically when you put it inside of your notebook so it will always be ready to go when you need to make a voice call.
Natalie from Motorola shows off the Moto Pure H12 bluetooth headset with Crystal Talk at CES 2008. Crystal Talk is a noise-reduction technology that makes it easier to hear calls in a noisy environment. The Pure H12 won a CES 2008 Innovations Award.
Newton Peripherals announced the worlds smallest Bluetooth adapter for notebooks at CES 2007. The MoGo Dapter fits in any USB port and does not protrude like m...