ost Bluetooth speakers have historically been expensive; it's not uncommon to spend over $100 for so...

Harman Kardon and its sub-label JBL this morning refreshed their audio lineups for the spring, cente...

little miss fhenny likes the N97 Mini. A lot. She likes the sound from the speakers, thinks the touchscreen is smooth and really loved the full screen browsing. She also took some pics with the camera (fully praised in one comment already left for her) using the various modes available. Got anything to add? Let her

True, there are a few luxury cars out there that will conveniently pipe phone calls and music from your phone through your cars speakers. A (slightly) cheaper alternative, though, is the BlackBerry VM-605 Visor Mount Speakerphone. Formerly $79.99, Wirefly is now offering the VM-605...

The Mobile Entertainment Forum has been delivering a series of illuminating webinars based around the enablement of services. The third webinar is today and I strongly recommend participating if youre into service enablement (e.g. sender pays, credit management and similar). Heres the agenda: Agenda Following on from our two successful MEF Enablers webinars, our speakers

KidCalc teaches numbers and math to children this new version adds Easter themed graphics and voice-overs by adult speakers speaking numbers and mathematical operations.

Last year, I bought a Honda Goldwing (read-on, it relates to Apple).  It’s the ultimate touring motorcycle: 6 cylinder, ABS, GPS, heated seats AND grip and 80 watts per channel 6 speakers sound system…. NICE.  ... ... Related posts:Zune Pass 10 Free Songs Every Month!!! Rumor Roundup: Apple Event Tomorrow Zune Marketplaces Weekly Freebies

Dynamic new speakers have joined the lineup at the O'Reilly Where 2.0 Conference ( on March 30-April 1, 2010 at the San Jose Marriott in San Jose, California.

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Rating: Impressive speaker line up The Mobile Entertainment Forum (MEF)  is holding a webinar next Wednesday 17th March 2010 on how enablers will affect the future of the mobile content industry. The webinar appears to be open to all. The list of speakers is also impressive: - Mark Kortekaas, BBC; Andrew Bud, mBlox; James Parton, Telefónica