Upcoming Contest: Bluetooth Gadgets
by Elizabeth Blair York | May 25th, 2007Here at the MoGo Mobility blog, we’re gearing up to celebrate the launch of the MoGo headset with a contest:
“What kind of Bluetooth gadgets do YOU envision?”
As we get ready to kick off, I couldn’t help but think about the possibilities.
One of the things I would like to see would be an alarm to let me know when I’m about to leave behind my cell phone or iPod (again). I long ago eschewed getting a Treo or Crackberry, but simplicity has been my foe. Without a BatBelt holstering my gadgets, I am well-known for digging around in a panic.
Yes, I regularly call myself to find my phone and my iPod has been found everywhere - including the refrigerator.
As it turns out, an alarm isn’t a future-tense device.
Sony-Ericsson released the MBW-100 watch last year that is, you guessed it, Bluetooth-enabled.
In addition to being a decent-looking timepiece, it connects wirelessly to your phone and displays caller ID and message alerts, plus lets you reject calls and control your phone’s music player.
That’s right, the caller’s name subtly flashes in the face of your watch and with a push of the button, you can send it to voicemail.
My favorite feature? If you walk away from a paired device, like your phone, it gives you an alarm to let you know.
And yes, it’s compatible with the MoGo headset.
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