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Will the Motorola Bluetooth Active Headphones S9, work with my Ipod Touch?

The Motorola S9 Active Bluetooth Headset is a behind the neck, stereo Bluetooth headphones, and since the new OS update for the iPod Touch, which updated the OS to OS 3, which has bluetooth in iPod Touch. Does this Bluetooth headset work? I heard something that Itouch works better with some Bluetooth headset for Apple, but I'm not sure.

Has anyone been able to pair the Motorola HT820 Bluetooth Headphones to a Samsung Blackjack II smart phone?

My Blackjack II can't find the bluetooth connection to the headphones. Thanks for the help!


try pairing again all bluetooth devices are universal they will work and pair with any device compliant also check connectivity make sure bluetooth is activated

Motorola S9 Bluetooth Headset-Review

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HP's WebOS tablet plays solid hand against stacked deck

( WIRED ) -- When the chips are down and the cards have been dealt, do you go big or go home?

With the debut of its TouchPad tablet, HP's answer is clear: "We're all in, baby."

As a hardware device, it's competitive and solid. The software is impressive -- it sports webOS , the company's proprietary mobile platform. But the real question is, when drawing down against other tablets, does HP have a winning hand?

First things first: In the tablet market, hardware specs alone don't win the war. Tablets from all of the major contenders -- Apple, Motorola, RIM, Samsung -- boast similar stats.

Things like dual-core processors, front-facing cameras, and brilliant, hi-res touch displays aren't bragging points. At this point in the game, they're table stakes.

Thankfully, the TouchPad's hardware doesn't stray far from the pack. It sports a 1.2-GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon chip backed by a gig of RAM, more than enough to let me zip through menu screens and open applications with relative ease. With Bluetooth compatibility, a 9.7-inch display and a slick-yet-durable plastic exterior shell, the TouchPad's specs stand up to competitors.

Review: Voiis Stereo Wireless Music Gateway | Gear Diary

Stereo Bluetooth is a great innovation for the freedom it grants from cables.  I was quite pleased when Apple finally added stereo Bluetooth functionality to the iPhone.  Not that being connected to a headphone cable is a huge problem, but it’s nice to be able to set my iPhone on my desk while listening to music, and still be able to move around my office without needing to pick up the iPhone and carry it with me if I’m just moving a few steps to get something off a shelf.

Mobile Action understands the appeal of eliminating wires. Their new Voiis Stereo Wireless Music Gateway adds stereo Bluetooth capabilities to home stereo and computer systems.  It has both transmitting and receiving capabilities, so you can use it to stream music from your home stereo to a pair of Bluetooth headphones, or you can use it to receive music streamed from a Bluetooth-enabled device, such as an iPhone, and play it over your home system without needing a dock.

The folks at Mobile Action were kind enough to send us a review unit.  Keep reading for our evaluation.

Here are the specifications of the Voiis:

Dimensions: 120 x 60 x 57 mm Wireless Bluetooth class 1 technology for 100 meters range Compatible to iPhone 3G (OS3.0/above) and iPhone 3GS Temperature range: 0 to 50 degrees centigrade Frequency range: 2.40~2.48 GHz 1 – year limited warranty

Included in the box are:

The Voiis unit Instruction sheet in multiple languages Power adapter Stereo Y-cable (3.5 mm to RCA plugs) 3.5 mm to 3.5mm stereo cable

The unit itself has a simple design.  Encased in white plastic with a black front, the front of the Voiis has just one Function button that controls the connections to Bluetooth devices.  Two lights on the front indicate whether the Voiis is in transmitting or receiving mode.  On the back of the unit are the power connection and two 3.5 mm jacks – one for input and one for output.  The Voiis doesn’t have a power switch or button, so if it is plugged in, it is turned on.

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