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more about #handsfree more comments → Identity (Metric): This looks surprisingly good. I personally don't usually have a need for a BT headset, but if I did, I think this would be the one I would get. #jabr... more » ifitwasnt4u: Belkin = Junk 'nuff said. more » Confuzius: 17 years later Nintendo reversed their decision and proceeded to give a wide sweeping F-U to quadriplegic kids everywhere by releasing the Wii. more » frigg: That looks innovative for 1989, but I'd figure with all the other tech advances since then, there'd be a more elegant solution these days. more » Kaiser-Machead: The noble nature of this device makes any cracks about it being the cunning linguists' approach to gaming just feel so douchey. more » street22: i think it is good that phone companies are starting to think about solar energy to help the environment I think it is very cool more » TheLostVikings R.O.A.C.H.: This reminds me of something neat I spotted today, basically a bike whose front and back lights had small (almost unnoticeable) solar cells integrated... more » GitEmSteveDave_DefinesTurgid: I saw something similar to this on Woot! some time earlier this year. I wanted it, but missed out :( more » Chris Hand: dont care about this story at all, just wanted to say first! lol ban me more » -
#bluetoothheadsets
Jabra Stone: The Time When Bluetooth Got Self-Aware
It's tough to muster excitement over a $130 Bluetooth headset nowadays. It feels like peeling yourself out of bed after a breakup, or laughing at a joke during a eulogy for your best friend. So, Jabra, regarding the Stone: Thanks. More » -
#belkin
Belkin TuneBase FM Transmitters Upgraded For Hands-Free Calling
Belkin has upgraded their TuneBase lineup to handle hands-free calling in addition to pumping your iPhone music wirelessly to your car stereo. More » -
#gaming
NES Hands Free Let You Control Mario with Your Tongue
Back in the NES days, Nintendo offered up a controller that, chances are, you've never heard of before. It was the Hands Free, and it was designed for the disabled. More » -
#solar
Nextar Does Solar Gadgetry Right With Sun-Powered Handsfree Kit
Honestly, most of the solar gadgets we see aren't terribly practical, and often rely on a primary, wired power source. Not the Nextar NXBT handsfree kits—these are the real thing. More » -
#battlemodo
Cut-the-Crap iPhone Headset Battlemodo
Whether you love or hate your iPhone, you'll get tired of holding that big sticky piece of glass next to your face eventually. Want have a talk while you work or exercise? Need hands-free calling behind the wheel? Do you just have lazy, withered arms? Chances are you need a headset. Though the famed white earbuds are good enough for some, why settle for them just because they just happen to come free, and with an embedded mic? Other companies want a piece of that iPhone action, and have headsets that fit and sound a lot better. "Oh, but fair and wise Gizmodo, which headsets hath you divined for my unworthy purchase?" you might ask. Look no further. Well, no further than after the jump. (And by the way, this review is actually useful for any phone with a 3.5mm mic-and-stereo jack.) More » -
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#questionoftheday
Question of the Day: Do You Use a Bluetooth Headset?
With numerous states looking to regulate talking on your cellphone while driving, using a Bluetooth headset is one of your best alternatives. However, there are still plenty of tools out there who wander around with two free hands talking on these things at the top of their lungs (here is a tip for that by the way), as well as corded headset users and people who never use a headset of any kind. So, the question is: do you use a Bluetooth headset? More » -
#design
Hands-Free Bolo Tie Lets You Chat, Be a Crazy Texan
If you're going to wear one of those wired handsfree headsets for your phone, why not go all out and make it a fashion accessory? This Hands-free Tie does just that, with an embedded mic on the "tie" part and convenient gestures for you to answer your phone. We say "convenient," but they're actually kind of awkward, what with pulling up or down being accepting or declining the call and swinging the tie left or right to adjust the volume. It's a good idea in theory, but kinda screws up those Rodney Dangerfield comedic/nervous tie adjustments we enjoy doing at parties. [Yanko Design] -
#handsfree
Winplus Yada All-In-One Hands Free Kit Makes Talking and Driving Easier
Winplus launched their Yada Hands Free Kit at CTIA tonight, aiming to simplify phone use in your car with an all in one headset/charger/cradle. The YD-V1 fits any cellphone with side supports that adjust to the width of your phone and uses your 12v DC outlet for power. The Yada comes with a Bluetooth 2.0 headset that sports noise cancellation technology, docks and charges on the YD-V1. More » -
#lookmanohands
Handsfree Transporter Pwns Segway, Looks Less Geeky
What if a Segway didn't require you to a hold onto its stalk and look like a dork? That's the idea of the Handsfree Transporter, a Segway clone invented by Ulrich Kahlert that's so close to its original, the two may end up in a courtroom. Meanwhile, this transporter leaves the hands free to do lots of creative things. More »
