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Samsung Reclaim Start Up Guide

#5 / 2012-02-03 14:00:00 / 3:15 min.
Bluetooth is a handy wireless communication technology for the Samsung Reclaim.

Optimus S start up guide

#5 / 2011-11-14 13:00:00 / 3:36 min.
Squeeze every last electron out of the Optimus S battery with these power saving tips. We'll cover everything from setting screen timeout and brightness to give the best balance of usability and battery life through adding and using the power-saving Android widget to turn services on or off with a single tap.

Lab Rats

#288 / 2011-09-12 17:00:00 / 24:21 min.
In this episode, Andy and Sean once again dive into the Ask Bag, the place your questions go when you submit them to butterscotch.com. Today's topics run the gamut from how to dual-boot a computer with more than one operating system to basic video editing tricks and codecs.

Tutorials

#944 / 2011-08-30 09:30:00 / 2:02 min.
If you want to

connect a headset or keyboard to your Android

phone, then there are few ways that are better than by using Bluetooth. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to

enable Bluetooth on your Android

and how to pair with a Bluetooth device so that you can make your mobile life easier.

Gadget TV

#266 / 2011-08-29 12:00:00 / 2:20 min.
A major issue with home theater PCs (HTPCs) has been the wireless (or worse, wired) keyboard and mouse that invariably clutter the coffee table. Solutions like iTablet's Bluetooth Thumb Keyboard aim to make the living room less cluttered by demoting the keyboard and mouse to relic status... at least in the living room.

How do I print wirelessly

#4 / 2011-08-24 10:00:00 / 2:19 min.
As Android devices are gaining in popularity we've decided to show you how to

print wirelessly through your Android

. Now there are a few options available to you depending on what app you want to use and what printer you have hooked up. You can either go about getting an app like HP IPrint Photo which works exclusively with HP printers or get a more generic app like PrinterShare Mobile Print.

60-Second App - Apple

#114 / 2011-08-18 12:00:00 / 1:16 min.
Anyone who grew up in the '90s playing video games has to remember

NBA JAM

. Fast and furious two-on-two gameplay with very few rules made for intensely competitive basketball. Now, on the iOS version, the same arcade style of gameplay remains intact. With updated graphics, new secret characters and even wireless local multiplayer, NBA JAM is now even better.

Is it the shoes

?

Gadget TV

#262 / 2011-08-12 14:00:00 / 4:16 min.
The software keyboard on the iPhone works surprisingly well for bashing out messages. The onscreen keyboard on the iPad lets you write longer missives. If you want to get down to some serious typing though, you'll need a hardware keyboard like the Verbatim Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard for iPad and iPhone.

How do I use the HP TouchPad

#9 / 2011-07-10 10:00:00 / 3:29 min.
The

HP TouchPad

has a number of settings that you can change to customize it to your liking. In this episode, we'll walk you through your options. From your various

accounts and applications

to

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections

, almost everything has settings that can be changed if needed.

How do I use the HP TouchPad

#8 / 2011-07-09 10:00:00 / 2:14 min.
In this episode, we'll show you how to

browse the web on your HP TouchPad

and how to use the unique

Touch-to-Share feature

. Web browsing works in much the same way as it does on other tablets, including gestures like pinching and scrolling to

navigate pages

, but Touch-to-Share lets you share websites with

HP webOS smartphones

.

How do I use the HP TouchPad

#4 / 2011-07-03 10:00:00 / 2:21 min.
In this episode, we'll show you

how to get online with the HP TouchPad

. First, we'll show you

how to connect to a Wi-Fi network

and

configure your Wi-Fi settings

, then we'll show you

how to get online using Bluetooth

on both your HP TouchPad and a Bluetooth-enabled

mobile device running webOS

.

How do I use the BlackBerry PlayBook

#7 / 2011-05-31 12:00:00 / 3:39 min.
The

BlackBerry PlayBook

doesn't come with certain features like a

calendar or email application

by default.

Research in Motion

has instead made it necessary to

connect to a BlackBerry smartphone

using

BlackBerry Bridge

in order to access those features. We'll show you how to use Bridge in this episode.

How do I use the BlackBerry PlayBook

#6 / 2011-05-30 12:00:00 / 2:42 min.
Here, we'll show you

how to turn on Bluetooth

on your

BlackBerry PlayBook

and how to

connect to a BlackBerry smartphone through Bluetooth

. Once you do that, we'll also show you

how to enable Internet tethering

so that you won't need to connect to a Wi-Fi network to get online.

Gadget TV

#238 / 2011-05-20 12:00:00 / 7:51 min.
TomTom's VIA 1435 M features phone pairing via Bluetooth and voice recognition for commands in an otherwise pretty standard GPS unit. Other improvements include a much more compact integrated windshield mount, which is a huge improvement, and an accelerometer to rotate the display 180 degrees. These features are a big step up for TomTom GPS units though and, with the exception of the accelerometer (we'd actually rather have a control in Settings for this), they're a sizeable improvement to TomTom's already solid line of GPS units.

Gadget TV

#233 / 2011-04-29 13:36:02 / 4:13 min.
Finally, a viable in-car dock for non-iPhone users. iPhone typically gets all the love when it comes to accessories. Universal docks are typically junky, cheap and often unreliable. The Parrot Minikit Smart is a big step in the right direction for Android users. Paired with the Car Home mode present on Android smartphones, it's a solid bet, is solidly built and offers solid call quality. Solid.

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#477 / 2011-03-23 11:53:27 / 3:49 min.
A Bluetooth speakerphone with a difference, the Jabra Freeway promises crystal clear hands-free communication. Two mics for noise cancellation so the person you're calling will hear you loud and clear and and multiple speakers to make sure you can hear them right back.

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#465 / 2011-03-22 09:42:05 / 3:06 min.
Tunebug is a resonance speaker whose primary claim to fame comes in strapping itself to your bike helmet to pipe music straight to your (protected) dome. Now it's come of age as the Tunebug Rumble. While it still clips into a holster attached to your bike helmet, now it can act as a Bluetooth desktop speakerphone too when dropped on the desktop dock.

How do I use GPS

#4 / 2011-03-17 09:00:00 / 2:50 min.

GPS devices

do get you from point A to point B but many have additional features that can help you out in your travels. You can

use GPS devices as speakerphones

via Bluetooth and even

use voice recognition

with some. You can

check points of interest

nearby to

find shops and restaurants

. Some devices even allow for

media playback

.

Neo-Fight.tv

#335 / 2011-03-10 17:00:00 / 12:50 min.
The Neo-Fighters reach an uncharacteristic accord on the MoGo Talk XD, an iPhone case with a super thin and light weight Bluetooth headset in the back. Next, the pair take a look at some spiffy wireless keyboards. One a standard keyboard / mouse combo, one an Apple-style Bluetooth keyboard and finally, a mini keyboard with trackball perfect for home theater applications.

Gadget TV

#208 / 2011-01-31 12:00:00 / 4:46 min.
Bluetooth keyboards for Apple's iconic iPad abound. Some get it right, some get it very wrong and some fall in the middle ground. We take a look at one of the latter, the tyPad Bluetooth keyboard for iPad. It hits on some points offering a nice looking leatherette case and a spill resistant keyboard. It misses on some others with a slightly cramped layout and some non-standard key positioning.

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#413 / 2011-01-15 10:11:36 / 6:56 min.
iHome makes interesting and innovative lifestyle products for iDevice devotees. From alarm clocks that can remotely turn your iPhone from portrait to landscape, travel speakers that tuck away for travel and a solid Bluetooth dock for the iPad.

Gadget TV

#204 / 2011-01-14 10:47:03 / 2:34 min.
The thing about Bluetooth headsets is they're just one more thing you have to remember to take with you. Alternately, you could be one of those people whose Bluetooth headset never leaves their ear... but you don't want that. The MoGo Talk 4 iPhone solves the problem of forgotten handsfree headsets by snapping a slim Bluetooth headset right into the back of the case.

Gadget TV

#197 / 2011-01-12 17:41:23 / 2:22 min.
Anyone with an iPad has likely found themselves wishing for a

full-sized keyboard

at some point or another. Handy, then, that

Andrew Moore-Crispin

should come across this

protective iPad case with keyboard

while

at CES 2011

. In this episode of

Gadget TV

, Andrew gives us a look at the

Qmadix Portfolio with Removable Bluetooth

Keyboard, a fully functional keyboard with

shortcut buttons for brightness controls, media controls

and more.

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#391 / 2011-01-08 17:50:00 / 3:13 min.
While

at CES 2011

,

Sean Carruthers

manages to find an incredible

portable inkless printer

. This printer, called the

GL10 Mobile Printer

, can print 40 pictures per charge and also has

Bluetooth connectivity

. Sean speaks with Paul Baker of Zink Imaging about the product and when we can expect to see it on shelves.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com for more

up to the minute video coverage from the CES 2011 show floor.


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#335 / 2011-01-06 15:20:00 / 3:11 min.
While

at CES 2011

Sean Carruthers

gets a chance to talk with Tim Towster of BlueAnt Wireless about the new line of products to be released by BlueAnt. Many motorists already know of the

S4 True Handsfree

device for

handsfree communication

in-car, but BlueAnt is also releasing a smaller

S3 Compact model

and a new

Stereo Headset

.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com for more

up to the minute video coverage from the CES 2011 show floor.

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#325 / 2011-01-06 15:05:30 / 3:51 min.

Andy Walker

spends some time

on the floor at CES 2011

talking with Michael Jensen, Senior Director of Product Marketing Management of Jabra, and gets to see some of the year's lineup.

The 2011 line of

hands-free devices by Jabra

show off a wide range of products line the

STONE2, CRUISER2, and the EXTREME

for PC that has been developed with

Skype calls

in mind.

Using your Windows Phone 7

#10 / 2010-12-24 10:00:00 / 5:16 min.
In this last part of our series we'll show you some

power saving strategies

for your

Windows Phone 7 device

. There are a number of ways you can

extend battery life

and we'll show you a few of them, including

turning off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth

, adjusting your brightness settings or changing your email retrieval settings.

Using your Windows Phone 7

#3 / 2010-12-15 10:00:00 / 5:10 min.
In this episode, we show you how to

manage your wireless connections

on your

Windows Phone 7 device

. We'll show you how to

join a Wi-Fi network

,

connect to a Bluetooth device

and

disable data roaming

, among other things.

How do I use the MacBook Air

#5 / 2010-12-03 10:00:00 / 3:03 min.
You may get to a point with your

MacBook Air

that you want to connect more devices than the two

USB ports

allow. Fortunately, the MacBook Air comes with

Bluetooth connectivity

, allowing you to connect Bluetooth devices like

mice, keyboards, headphones

and more. We'll walk you through the process in this episode.

How do I use the MacBook Air

#6 / 2010-11-29 10:01:00 / 19:06 min.
In this series, we'll show you

how to use the MacBook Air

. We begin by exploring the new

MacBook Air's hardware

and connection ports, and show you how to

interact with your MacBook

. We'll also show you

how to add programs

and

connect Bluetooth devices

so that you can get the most out of your MacBook Air.

Lab Rats

#248 / 2010-11-15 17:00:00 / 18:05 min.
You're probably familiar with using Bluetooth to connect your cell phone to a handset but you can use it for way more than just that. Sean and Andy show off a few different uses for Bluetooth connectivity, including connecting mice and keyboards, and wireless stereo headsets.

Gadget TV

#162 / 2010-10-08 12:00:00 / 2:08 min.
As the product's title suggests, the BlackBerry Remote Stereo Gateway is a ... gateway between your ... BlackBerry and your ... stereo. Be it a home or a car stereo, this gadget connects to any A2DP capable Bluetooth device and streams music in stereo. Connect to your system via 3.5mm jack or RCA cables, both of which come in the box.

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

#5 / 2010-09-24 09:00:00 / 1:51 min.
There are ways to

add Bluetooth functionality

to a computer that doesn't have it by default. One way is to

install a Bluetooth module

, but another, much easier way is to buy a

Bluetooth dongle

. These tiny pieces of hardware are affordable and connect easily via USB so that your computer will be able to

connect to your Bluetooth devices

.

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

#4 / 2010-09-23 09:00:00 / 3:02 min.
For those of you who have high standards when

listening to music

, we'll show you how to

connect a stereo Bluetooth headset

. These headsets use a

Bluetooth specification

called A2DP for your listening pleasure and many have

playback controls and microphones

built in so you can still

answer calls on your headset

.

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

#3 / 2010-09-22 09:00:00 / 2:07 min.

Connecting Bluetooth devices

to your computer is just as easy as connecting a Bluetooth headset to your phone, provided your computer is

Bluetooth enabled

. Many computers have

Bluetooth built in

now making it fairly simple to

connect a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard

. We'll show you how in this episode.

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

#2 / 2010-09-21 09:00:00 / 2:38 min.
In this episode we show you

how to connect a Bluetooth device

to your cell phone. We demonstrate

using a Jawbone headset

but the same method will usually apply when

pairing devices with your phone

. It's easy enough to do, so if you follow along you should have your devices

connected through Bluetooth

in no time.

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

#1 / 2010-09-20 09:00:00 / 1:28 min.
Bluetooth is a wireless communication technology. It lets us chat on our cell phones hands-free, but it does much more than that too. Bluetooth can be used with wireless keyboards and mice and even with some printers. In this episode, Sean Carruthers details

what Bluetooth is

and

how to use Bluetooth

with our computers and mobile devices.

Gadget TV

#147 / 2010-08-16 12:00:00 / 3:16 min.
Tunebug Shake surface speaker video review.
It's an issue cyclists must face every time they squeeze into their sausage casing spandex, strap on their numerous water bottles and clip into their pedals: Listen to music with earbuds and alleviate the monotony of the rolling open road, thus making themselves less aware of the sounds that surround or be safe, go earbud free and suffer. Tunebug connects to your music player of choice via an included 3.5mm jack cable or via Bluetooth and lets you listen to your tunes while still being aware of the sounds around you.

Gadget TV

#137 / 2010-07-19 12:00:00 / 4:36 min.
Voice prompts on Bluetooth handsfree car speakers isn't anything new. However, being able to talk back to said speakers is. We've looked at the Moshi alarm clock on Gadget TV previously and with a few catches, were impressed with the voice recognition of the Moshi BTHF205T Bluetooth in car speaker right out of the box.

Lab Rats

#230 / 2010-07-12 17:00:00 / 18:32 min.
Andy and Sean camped out to get their hands on the

iPhone 4

, the best performing product at launch for Apple... at least to date. Find out what all the hype is about and whether it's worth buying into. The guys do a show-and-tell on some of the

new features in the iPhone 4

, like the Retina Display, multitasking, and more.

Neo-Fight.tv

#310 / 2010-07-01 17:00:00 / 12:52 min.
Ben and Heather take a peek at a high-end Bluetooth headset, the Seinheiser EZX-60. It's so simple to set up that they put "EZ right in the product title. The duo also takes a look at a portable speaker that is not designed to fill the room but is good for an impromptu listen sans headphones.

Lab Rats

#227 / 2010-06-21 17:00:00 / 23:54 min.
Sean and Andy show off a number of accessories that will not only protect your iPad, they'll power it, hold it upright, and make it more useful while you're on the road.

Gadget TV

#118 / 2010-05-17 12:00:00 / 4:14 min.
Ideal for group presentations, web conferences or as a virtual whiteboard, the Canson Papershow Bluetooth receiver and pen, when combined with the Papershow specially printed paper, turns your pen and ink drawings, annotations and writing into digital files in near real time. You can mark up a PowerPoint presentation or an image printed on special Papershow paper, email your whiteboards and export whiteboards as PDF.

Gadget TV

#117 / 2010-05-14 12:00:00 / 4:33 min.
Jawbone made a name for itself by offering effective and easy to use

Bluetooth headsets with noise cancellation

that didn't make you look like a cyborg. Let's be honest here.

Bluetooth headset

s are a dime a dozen. You have to do something truly innovative to stand out. Jawbone has done just that. More than simply attractive, well built and comfortable Bluetooth headsets, the Jawbone Icon line let you add new apps to your headset. Unlock things like voice dialling if your phone supports it, A2DP for music playback, Jott functionality and more.

Lab Rats

#221 / 2010-05-10 17:00:00 / 21:18 min.
Andy and Sean show off how they've pimped out their ride to work with technology. Andy shows off gadgets and apps he uses in his car, while Sean shows off some bike-friendly items

Mr. Mobile

#65 / 2010-04-21 17:00:00 / 3:00 min.
Jay Goldman offers an

in-depth review of the Sony Ericsson Aino

. This

unlocked GSM phone

includes some smartphone features but lets you sign up for feature phone service prices from your wireless service provider. As you're paying full pop for this little beauty, the initial sticker shock will be eased by the fact that you'll never have to sign a far reaching, long term and severely limiting contract from your mobile carrier.

Tutorials

#642 / 2010-04-02 09:30:00 / 2:12 min.
Bluetooth is amazingly handy for connecting to other devices and especially for hands free talk with a headset. It also draws power. So, how about a fast way to turn it on, and off?

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#247 / 2010-03-24 11:00:00 / 2:45 min.

Video coverage of CTIA 2010

: From the

CTIA 2010 show floor

, Andrew Moore-Crispin discovers a few new products in the Scosche booth. One, the Scosche motorMOUTH, lets you take handsfree calls over your car stereo. Another, the FlipSync, ensures you'll never want for a USB cable.

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#243 / 2010-03-23 23:00:00 / 2:43 min.

Video coverage of CTIA 2010

: From the

CTIA 2010 show floor

, Andrew Moore-Crispin snags the W Phonewatch. This SIM-based mobile comes with a Bluetooth headset that doubles as a stylus and media remote.

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#242 / 2010-03-23 13:00:00 / 5:02 min.

Video coverage of CTIA 2010

: From the

CTIA 2010 show floor

, Andrew Moore-Crispin catches up with Bluetooth accessory maker BlueAnt and hears about the BlueAnt T1 and the BlueAnt Q1.

Gadget TV

#94 / 2010-03-05 12:00:00 / 2:55 min.
Hands at 10 and 2, we take the Scosche solCHAT for a test drive. This partly

solar powered Bluetooth in-car speakerphone

brings the standard features of an

in-car Bluetooth speaker

and adds in a slick solar panel. It can be windshield or visor mounted and comes with all the cables, cradles, clips and chargers required for hands-free chatting.

Gadget TV

#83 / 2010-02-08 12:00:00 / 2:32 min.
If there's one thing we don't like about our Bluetooth headsets it's that we look like a crazy person when handsfree chatting. OK, two things; the other is that we always forget them. MoGo Talk's integrated Bluetooth headset and iPhone case looks after the latter problem nicely. Now, wherever our iPhone goes, our Bluetooth headset is sure to follow.

Gadget TV

#80 / 2010-02-01 12:00:00 / 3:23 min.
With

hands-free laws

already in effect in certain jurisdictions and with other locales looking to follow suit, the time is ripe for

in-car hands-free Bluetooth systems

to shine. Motorola T325 is a great example. Once paired, it automatically turns on when you open your car door and connects with your phone; it allows for voice dialing, gives voice prompts and generally makes it easy to adhere to hands-free laws, whether they're of the common sense or the legal sort.

Tutorials

#542 / 2010-01-22 09:30:00 / 2:15 min.
Once you've turned on Bluetooth on your Android phone you'll want to look at the settings. You can make your Android phone "discoverable," or opt to remain hidden. You can see a list of Bluetooth devices in the area, see which are connected and more.

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#209 / 2010-01-13 15:00:00 / 3:27 min.
Jabra shows Andrew Moore-Crispin some great

Bluetooth headsets and speakers for hands-free driving

. The Jabra Stone is a small headset that has touch control for volume and answering your calls. It's small design keeps the headset charged and protected. The Jabra CRUISER is a mic and speaker that clips to your car's sun visor and broadcasts through your FM stereo. Finally the Jabra EXTREME is perfect for road warriors constantly on the go.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com as we bring you

video coverage of CES 2010

. Butterscotch hosts will be

on the CES 2010 floor

for the duration of the show and will continue to bring you

CES 2010 video as it happens

.

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#193 / 2010-01-11 15:30:00 / 2:03 min.
Like many people, Andrew Moore-Crispin often uses a Bluetooth headset and like many people, Andrew sometimes forgets to keep it charged. Newton Peripherals has released the MoGo Talk for BlackBerry that keeps your Bluetooth headset close at hand and fully charged.

Stay tuned to butterscotch.com as we bring you

video coverage of CES 2010

. Butterscotch hosts will be

on the CES 2010 floor

for the duration of the show and will continue to bring you

CES 2010 video as it happens

.

Tutorials

#524 / 2009-12-30 09:30:00 / 1:18 min.
Bluetooth wireless capability gives your Android phone tremendous power. You can talk hands free while you're driving and connect to other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Here's

how to turn on Bluetooth on your Android phone

.

Mr. Mobile

#46 / 2009-11-25 17:00:00 / 3:13 min.
Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile offers his

video review of BlueAnt's Q1 Bluetooth headset

. This headset does things a little differently; it uses voice prompts to lead users through the setup process and recognizes and accepts voice commands to do things like "dial contact, Mobile." If you're not comfortable issuing voice commands to your phone while in public, this may not be the headset for you. Otherwise, Mr. Mobile says it's a strong contender.

Mr. Mobile

#45 / 2009-11-18 17:00:00 / 3:00 min.
With handsfree driving laws already in effect coming into effect across North America and the world, it's never been more important to keep your eyes on the road and your hands at 10 and 2. Granted it's always been important, but now the long arm of the law is enforcing just how important. Mr. Mobile takes a look at BlueAnt's SuperTooth 3 in-car Bluetooth handsfree speaker phone and is impressed with its voice prompts and speech recognition.

Tutorials

#482 / 2009-11-13 09:30:00 / 1:40 min.

Bluetooth

is an interesting name for an open wireless protocol. Bluetooth allows you to connect devices like a mobile phone and a wireless headset to talk hands-free, a mobile phone and another mobile phone to share data or even a mobile phone to your computer, often called "tethering" to surf the Internet when away from your desk. Bluetooth is most commonly used to connect devices and transfer data over short distances.

Lab Rats

#196 / 2009-11-09 17:00:00 / 21:07 min.
The lowly mouse. It sits upon your desktop and is so much a part of your computer you probably don't give it a second thought. However, there have been great strides made in mouse tech; from wireless to optical, laser and now, improved tracking that lets you use your mouse in more places. Sean and Andy take a look at the evolution of the computer mouse, and take a look at some of the newest improvements in this everyday object.

Tutorials

#360 / 2009-08-20 09:30:00 / 00:58 min.
When you're flying you know that they tell you to

turn off all electronic devices

like cell phones. Well, with your iPhone you have an

Airplane Mode

that shuts off all transmissions, but allows you to listen to music, watch videos, or listen to audiobooks.

Up Close and Personal with the iPhone 3GS

#6 / 2009-08-07 09:01:00 / 19:20 min.
See all 5 parts of our look at the

iPhone 3GS

.

Up Close and Personal with the iPhone 3GS

#1 / 2009-08-03 09:00:00 / 4:17 min.
Sean Carruthers begins his in-depth look at the

iPhone 3GS

by breaking down what, exactly, the S means. In a

head to head speed comparison of the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS

. The

iPhone 3GS speed advantage

is demonstrated by loading up Peggle, a great mobile game.

Gadget TV

#17 / 2009-07-22 12:00:00 / 3:18 min.
After you've snapped a pic with yout camera phone, what do you do with it. If you're like a lot of us, not much. Dell is looking to change that with its

Wasabi PZ310

. This little

Bluetooth printer

seems custom made for mobile phones, though it can also connect directly to most modern digital cameras. There's no ink to worry about and prints take about 30 seconds to emerge, leaving you with a 2x3, wallet-sized print that has a sticker back for scrapbooking or sticking in a locker.

Gadget TV

#16 / 2009-07-21 12:00:00 / 3:59 min.
It seems that a

touchscreen

is the new in thing. Some devices do it well, others not so much. The latest comer to the touchscreen ring is the

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

, which falls into the former category. In fact, we'll go as far to say this is the

best non-smartphone touchscreen

integration we've seen to date. And we've seen a lot. As the name suggests, this is a media phone made for music and while it can't browse full HTML pages or do push email, it's a worthy contender. Check out our

video review of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone

.

Lab Rats

#179 / 2009-07-13 17:00:00 / 20:11 min.
Driving while using a cell phone is widely recognized as a bad idea. In many jurisdictions, it's even against the law. Andy and Sean demonstrate how to abide by the

handsfree cell phone use laws

that recently came into effect in the USA and Canada... and that many cell phone loving nations have had to contend with for some time already. The Lab Rats run down

how to go handsfree for free

and outline some of the hottest

handsfree headsets and speakers

that keep you connected while keeping you on the right side of the law... and the road.

Mr. Mobile

#26 / 2009-07-08 17:00:00 / 5:51 min.
The new

Apple iPhone 3GS

caused a stir when it was released at

Apple's WWDC

. As the mere addition of the "S" (which stands for speed) to the product name attests, the changes aren't big... at least on the surface. The iPhone 3GS looks almost identical to the iPhone 3G. However, under the hood things have changed. A lot. Jay Goldman does a

Direct speed comparison of the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS

with surprising results.

Mr. Mobile

#24 / 2009-06-24 17:00:00 / 4:25 min.
Jay Goldman takes a look at some great

BlackBerry accessories

that help you get the most out of your mobile. From a

laser etching service for your gadgets

to a

stereo Bluetooth speaker

and hands-free unit, we'll see three of Jay's favorite mobile accessories,

for BlackBerry

or any compatible device.

Email your pics to Jay to win a 16GB microSDHC card from SanDisk! Check the show notes for details.

Mr. Mobile

#17 / 2009-04-15 17:00:00 / 3:15 min.
Jay Goldman profiles the latest smartphone from Nokia, the E71 smartphone, along with a stylish Bluetooth headset that could be confused for the latest iPod Shuffle. Jay finds the build quality of the E71 excellent but laments the fact that the smartphone's software lacks the user interface polish of some other mobiles. Taking a look at Nokia's BH-804 headset, Jay says it's a stylish if a little pricey mobile accessory.

The Noob

#5 / 2009-01-21 17:00:00 / 4:25 min.
Bluetooth is the going standard for connecting your mobile phone with wireless headsets, the speaker system in some cars, even GPS units, computers and other mobile devices. We'll learn how the name Bluetooth came to be and explore what exactly it is that makes Bluetooth so popular and widely accepted.

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#77 / 2009-01-19 14:30:00 / 2:48 min.
Swiss Army knives have long held a reputation for jamming many useful functions into a small pocket-sized penknife. Whether you're looking to cut, clip, snip, saw, measure, see, sew, tweeze or pick your teeth, the Swiss Army knife of old delivered. Now, the classic knife is getting a digital update with the PresentationPro. They've added a laser pointer, encrypted USB key and even a Bluetooth presentation controller.

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#58 / 2009-01-15 13:30:00 / 2:03 min.
The LG Watch Phone got a lot of buzz on the CES 2009 show floor. It would seem that everyone wants to be Dick Tracy or James Bond. This sleek cell phone watch is nowhere near the wrist-dwarfing communication devices of science fiction past.

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#31 / 2009-01-12 13:30:00 / 3:51 min.
Form and fashion meet function with the Jawbone headset.
This innovative piece of technology uses bone conduction (AKA Noise Assassin technology) that uses vibration in your jaw bone to let the earpiece know when you're talking. This means your voice comes through clearly while ambient noise is killed, making for a much clearer conversation.

Mr. Mobile

#2 / 2008-12-31 09:15:00 / 5:14 min.
Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile, takes a look at the latest Jawbone Bluetooth headset in this episode. He's loving the Noise Assassin technology that uses "bone conduction" (which is nowhere near as uncomfortable as it may sound, we're assured) and ambient noise filtering to make sure people on the other end of the phone hear only what you're saying, and not the wind, traffic or other undesirable sound.

Lab Rats

#87 / 2007-08-27 17:00:00 / 19:20 min.
Andy and Sean demystify stereo Bluetooth technology.

Lab Rats

#56 / 2007-01-01 17:00:00 / 18:14 min.
Andy and Sean are live in Las Vegas at CES. Be sure to watch all four episodes of CES 2007 coverage!

What is Bluetooth and how do I use it?

Bluetooth is a wireless technology that lets devices communicate with each other without the need for a physical connection. The benefits are obvious; no more cords or cables connecting our headsets to our phones, our keyboards and mice to our computers. In this series, Sean Carruthers takes a close look at Bluetooth technology and shows us

how to pair a Bluetooth headset with a phone

,

how to use Bluetooth

and some

uses for Bluetooth you may not have known existed

.

How do I use the MacBook Air

In this series we'll show you how to use the MacBook Air. We begin by exploring the new MacBook Air's hardware and connection ports, and show you how to interact with your MacBook. We'll also show you how to add programs and connect Bluetooth devices so that you can get the most out of your MacBook Air.

Mr. Mobile

Host: Jay Goldman

Jay Goldman, also known by his butterscotch moniker of Mr. Mobile gets up close and personal with that indispensable bit of kit, the mobile phone. Join Mr. Mobile as he showcases the best software, the finest accessories and the wicked awesomest tips and tricks to maximize your mobile.



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