The Jawbone Bluetooth headset has been a hot commodity since its first release in December of 2006.  Now Yves Behar, Jawbone creator, has released limited edition headsets that seem to be hotter than the original Jawbone.  Unlike the old cheese-grater, the limited edition Jawbone headsets have a sleek, stylish design.  There are three different headsets all with different themes … and this is where it gets wild.

The Trash Talk Jawbone        The Sweet Talk Jawbone       The Dirty Talk Jawbone

 Limited Edition Names

Wow, 10 million phones is a lot to sell of one phone.  But Apple would be the company up to the challenge.  With the recent announcement of an event for the iPhone applications roadmap and software development kit, Apple keeps moving forward. 

It might not be very hard for Apple to do either.   Apple is going to be competing with the established BlackBerry and Windows Mobile phone for corporate support, but with the recent announcement that the iPhone will launch in Ireland on March 14, Apple is sure to meet its goal.

Other Apple News

Although it has been a successful week for Apple so far (besides not releasing the SDK by its due date), there was one downfall.  Apple is in an ongoing battle over a “Caller-ID” patent on the iPhone.  Romek Figa, who claims to have patented a caller ID system infringed by the iPhone, is suing Apple and according to statements by Figa’s attorneys, Apple “refused to take a license on the terms offered.”  Either way, I think Apple will get through this issue without any bumps or bruises.

Some information for this article was found at:  http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/02/28/apple-sued-over-iphone-caller-id/

The new craze about Bluetooth products has really hit the U.S. after the new hands-free bans across the country.  Bluetooth products are everywhere nowadays.  You can have a Bluetooth headset, Bluetooth speakers, Bluetooth enabled GPS system, Bluetooth office equipment and the list goes on.  The point of these hands-free bans is to make drivers safe.  And that is where the BlueAnt Supertooth Light comes into play.

BlueAnt Supertooth Light

The BlueAnt Supertooth Light is a Bluetooth device that can mount on your visor and has quick pairing capabilities.  The device clips on your visor with a magnetic clip that is easily transported between vehicles.  Since it is roughly the size of a garage door opener, it is small enough to be convenient and it does not have to be worn in your ear.  Think clip-on speakerphone with great sound quality.  I know, it’s glorious.

Is this the Bluetooth for you?

Well, this Bluetooth can be suitable for anyone.  That’s the great thing about it.  Many construction workers and truckers have found this an easy-to-use Bluetooth product.  They like that they don’t need a headset to communicate clearly with people and it is particularly nice for the hands-free ban states and cities.

Features

• Operating Range:  Up to 30 feet (10 meters)
• Talk Time:  Up to 15 hours
• Stand-by Time:  Up to 800 hours
• Charging Time:  3 hours
• Special Features Include:  Full DSP Noise Cancellation/Echo Cancellation; Digital Volume Control; Voice Recognition Dialing (if phone supports); Last Call Redial; Reject Incoming Call

Why You’ll Love It

It is just irresistible.  The BlueAnt Supertooth Light is easy-to-use, has great sound quality, quick pairing technology and has great features.  The question really is why wouldn’t you love it?