Driving while talking on a cell phone is dangerous and quickly being outlawed in many states and cities around the world. Bluetooth headsets are the perfect safe alternative to texting while driving or holding a phone to your ear. Here is a look at some of 2009’s best Bluetooth headsets.
Tag Archive: Mobile
Mastering Mobile Photography and Mobile Video
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Taking photos and videos with your mobile phone is perfect for catching priceless memories on the fly– but are you a quick-draw Mobile Mcgraw? It’s time to leave your digital camera at home because in this podcast we’ll give you the tips you need to master mobile photos. We’ll also tell you what phone cameras and devices are most suited for doing so.
Why Calling is Better than Text Messaging for Men and Women Who are Dating
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In what situations should you call the person you’re dating rather than send them the message in a text or email? The fact of the matter is that men and women are calling each other less and less—but with good reason—with so many other easy forms of dropping a memo with your latest fling. We get the dish from senior editor at Cosmopolitan .com, Christie Griffin, on why breaking the dating world’s digital barrier is more important than it used to be.
Prepaid Cell Phones Guide: Pay As You Go Cellular Phone Plans Explained
Prepaid and pay-as-you-go cell phone services have a dirty reputation. For most of us, they conjure up images of rundown retail locations in strip malls full of smarmy salesmen, 2004-era phones, and sky-high prices to take advantage of people with poor credit.
Testing Clear’s WiMax Internet Service
We’ve huddled under awnings on the sidewalk in the rain to tap weak Wi-Fi signals, slipped into hotels as “guests,” and paid big bucks from cell carriers for a wireless modem, all to get our mobile Internet fix. And every option seems to suck in its own way. Whether you’re being hounded by an impatient barista and force fed soft jazz, or waiting 20 seconds for every page to load from a 3G modem, neither comes close to matching the silky-smooth connection and freedom you have at home. Why can’t you just get broadband speeds everywhere?
1.87 Billion Mobile Users By 2007
A new study by the Yankee Group predicts that EMEA will remain the largest market, but worldwide growth will lead to 1.87 billion mobile users by the end of 2007.
According to a new study by Research firm The Yankee Group, the biggest growth in mobile devices will come from Asia, Latin America, and Africa, pushing the number of mobile users to 1.87 billion by the end of 2007. The EMEA market (Europe, Middle East, Africa) will remain the biggest revenue generator, however.




