Showing posts with label hands-free. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Universal Wireless Earpiece (Wireless Earpieces)

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The wireless earpieces that can be used for universal purposes can be found in numerous stores and they are available at various prices. Their main purpose is that of serving as hands free devices for mobile phones, and most cell phone carriers manufactured and commercialize along with their phones various models of earpieces that can later be used as headphones for any other devices that support wireless technology.

Because people will always find a good way of using the phone earpieces in other ways rather than just talking on the phone, many are happy to be able to get some that are completely compatible with the mobile phones, in all ways. If they are produced or at least commercialized by the same cell carrier, they will be picked in such a way that they fit the exact model and shape of a certain type of phone. You can go creative, of course, and choose a different type of earpieces, other that the model recommended.

Drives are not allowed to use their phones without a hands free set in most countries, because there are laws against this that are meant to protect the lives of those in the car and other people that are taking part in the traffic at that moment. If someone uses a hand to hold the phone to his ear, then his attention and driving possibilities will be severely affected. Instead of using the old wired hands free sets that are getting in the way usually, people tend to prefer the wireless sets that offer them unlimited freedom of movement.

There are plenty of other situations when a wireless earpiece can help in getting everyday activities done faster and more efficiently. When we walk down the street, we see lots of people talking on the phone with these devices, because it’s far easier than the regular way. People jogging are always wearing them to listen to music and relax their minds. Students listen to courses while walking, persons are trying to learn languages while doing something else with a set of earphones and a mp3 player.

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Saturday, May 16, 2009

Popularity of wireless earpieces lessening the stigma of hearing aids (Wireless Earpieces)

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Teenagers and other tech-lovers with their ever-present Wireless Earpieces for iPods, cell phones and other electronic devices may unwittingly be helping to battle a stigma attached to hearing loss. Wearing Wireless Earpieces used to be a sure sign that a person was hard of hearing. "You put on a hearing aid and suddenly you lose 30 IQ points and age 20 years," said Dr. Robert Jackler, chair of otolaryngology at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

The stigma of Wireless Earpieces may be diminishing, however, as wireless ear devices used for cell phones, MP3 players and other gadgets become more sleek, more fashionable and more of a status symbol.

"We have not seen a big change so far," said Dr. Catherine Palmer, director of audiology at the Eye & Ear Institute at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. But she's optimistic that the growing popularity of ear pieces will help people with hearing losses be less reticent to use hearing aids.

Dr. Palmer and other audiologists are also optimistic that rapidly changing technology will be helping people with hearing loss to use other electronic devices.

Companies that make hearing devices are close to coming out with devices that use Bluetooth communication technology to turn select hearing aids into wireless hands-free headsets.The hearing aids will be able to hook into cell phones, MP3 players, computers and Web access.

Deborah Albaugh, an audiologist who owns and operates HearBest, Inc. in Mt. Lebanon, said industry officials had been predicting those Bluetooth-based devices might be available for hearing aids by late 2005. That didn't happen, but she said the devices are expected soon.

People with hearing aids often have difficulty using cell phones.

"Hearing aids can make phones squeal," Dr. Palmer said. Within the next two years, the new cell phones coming out should be compatible with hearing aids.

Aging baby boomers may feel less stigmatized by the need to get hearing aids to combat hearing loss, Dr. Palmer said. Boomers tend embrace gadets and new technology and are likely to be interested in pursuing new breakthroughs in technology.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Wireless Earpieces Used Cheating In Exam

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Candidates for China's notoriously competitive civil service exams have been caught using high-tech wireless earpieces in a bid to cheat their way to success.

State media said the 1,000 people caught cheating this year represented the largest number ever for the exam.

Cheating during tests is common in the country of 1.3 billion people, where pressure to pass competitive national exams for entrance to universities and civil service jobs is intense. About 9.5 million young people take college entrance exams each year, but only one in four are eligible for college enrolment.

The cheats had people feeding them information through wireless mini earplugs, and bought standard answers for the exams from outside companies, the official Xinhua News Agency cited the State Administration of Civil Service as saying.

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Sunday, May 10, 2009

Wireless Earpieces Makes Driving Safer (Wireless Earpieces)

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Unique Wireless Earpieces that charges itself whilst sitting in a dashboard cradle is aimed at encouraging more people to put their mobile phones down and drive more safely.

“Wireless Earpieces are not new, but the way this one works is likely to encourage more people to go hands-free, because it is not only wireless, but is always charged and ready for use,” says Bruce Walker, of Griffiths Equipment.

“It’s the sort of simple, break-through that will attract both the tech-savvy and the average driver because of its sheer convenience and the result should be fewer holding a phone when driving and being less distracted.”

The Wireless Earpieces – normally it’s only 4.5cm long – can be matched up to any brand of mobile phone via Bluetooth technology in less than two minutes and the user is then able to make and receive calls whilst still keeping both hands on the steering wheel, or undertaking any other activity, and keep the phone in a pocket or handbag.

There are no leads, because it is powered by a battery that recharged every time it is returned to the cradle, through a 12v or 24v power outlet in the car or truck. The cradle/charger, which is included in the kit, can be clipped onto an air vent or attached to the dashboard. The cradle is a universal holder that most cellphones will fit into.

To answer calls the wearer only has to push the small button on the front of the Wireless Earpieces and talk – an in-built microphone picks up their voice. If you want to transfer the call to the mobile phone itself, just push the ear-piece button during the call. It is even compatible with mobiles phones that have voice activation. A small bar button on the side of the Wireless Earpieces controls the volume.

Fully charged, the Wireless Earpieces has up to 6 hours talk time and 105 hours standby, so can also be used away from the vehicle and charger.

The Wireless Earpieces range also normally includes USB and in-car chargers for the mobile phone ear-piece that can be purchased separately, a mobile phone holder that mounts onto the dashboard and a wireless Bluetooth speakerphone that clips to the underside of the vehicle’s sunvisor.

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