
I told you a few days ago about availability of LG Prada II, today LG has officially launched second-generation Prada Phone (aka Prada II) in Europe.
The features of LG Prada II KF900 are the ones we already know, including a 400 x 240 pixels touchscreen display, a full QWERTY keyboard, a 5MP autofocus camera, Wi-Fi, TV-out and so on.
We’re still awaiting network details, expect those in the coming days.

There are a lot of things that you can do with a jailbroken iPhone 3G which allows it to recognize what appears to be a Palm / Visor external keyboard connected via a custom cable. The results of this intense bit of modification? Well — not much, honestly, but it’s still kinda cool.

SouthWing has announced the release of the new SF350 Bluetooth hands-free car kit. The SF350 can be attached and detached from the sun visor with ease. Echo cancellation and noise reduction thanks to the DSP ensures clear conversations and full duplex communication allows for natural speech on the SF350 Bluetooth car kit by SouthWing.
Other features of the SF350 include:

Nokia launched the BH-804. It lasts for about four hours of continuous talk despite its size and builds in DSP-based noise canceling to cut back on outside noise. The headset uses a micro USB connector to recharge and comes with a desktop charger to simplify powering up. Nokia ships the BH-804 during the fall but hasn’t said which countries will release the add-on or at what price.

If you are locking for a new Bluetooth headset that can connect to the AT&T’s VoiceInfo news and information service at the press of a button,here is one. Known as the SouthWing SH241, this Bluetooth headset allows you to listen to the latest in headlines, travel info, sports news, and weather information. Just remember that you must connect to the AT&T Bluetooth-capable cell phone to enjoy this feature. You can purchase the SouthWing SH241 for just $40.

Sony Ericsson MBW-200 Evening Classic
Sony Ericsson announced a women line called the MBW-200. Made in conjunction with watchmaker Fossil, the timepieces use Bluetooth to connect with compatible handsets and display caller ID and vibrate when the phone is ringing or a text message is received. Users can then mute or reject the call via the watch. Either of the three distinctly styled timepieces will also act as a remote control for the music playing from the handset. The MBW-200 watches will also vibrate to let users know when they get out of Bluetooth range with their phones, which is about 30 feet. Auto pairing allows for a quick connection with the Bluetooth handset. (more…)

Here is another Bluetooth headset but this time comes from Plantronics.The Voyager 835, which uses dual microphones in conjunction with AudioIQ noise-canceling software to reduce ambient noise. What the company calls Windsmart technology reduces wind noise heard by parties on the other end. Meant for business users, the headset is capable of quickly pairing up with Bluetooth devices, and can keep two devices in memory thanks to multipoint tech. The Voyager 835’s design is simple and straightforward, and while Plantronics promises all-day comfort and stability from the slim earloop holder, the company does not include extra ear tips for the speaker that would allow users to find the right size to fit their ears.
The Voyager 835 will be available before the end of September, priced at nearly $120.

Motorola MOTOPURE H15 Universal Bluetooth Headset
Motorola has unveiled two new, universal Bluetooth headsets that comes with background noise cancellation.The MOTOPURE H15 Universal Bluetooth Headset features a folding design and, says Motorola, has the best background noise cancellation performance among dual-microphone Bluetooth headsets as judged by independent testing. It will automatically adjust volume and noise-canceling levels as the ambient noise rises.

Motorola H780 Universal Bluetooth Headset
The H780 also features Motorola’s CrystalTalk noise-canceling technology, coupling it with seven hours of talk time. The small, 0.35-inch (9mm) speaker fits comfortably into 90 percent of users’ ears according to Motorola’s testing, but multiple ear cushions for the right fit are included with either headset.
Both models are able to pair up with two Bluetooth devices at the same time thanks to Multipoint technology and support more than 200 cellphone models from 15 brands.
Motorola has not announced pricing for either headset, though the H15 is expected to cost about $100, and the H780 slightly less. Both are due for a release in October.

The VMX office is the latest Bluetooth headset.The bluetooth headset connects via a base station to landline phones, computers and Bluetooth mobile phones. The VMX Office is comfortable to wear throughout the working day. With just one button, you can switch between phone and mobile devices, and controls volume. The headset powers up automatically when opened, and switches off when closed.The VMX Office is ideal for modern, open offices, too, so users never have to raise their voice during a call.
The VMX Office will be available in September this month.
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It looks like HTC will be introducing HTC Opal, a successor of HTC Touch smartphone.Similar to HTC Touch, the HTC Opal does not support 3G connection but will do EDGE/GPRS wireless data connection. According to the source it will be able to run the new HTC TouchFLO 3D, same as what you see on the HTC Touch Diamond or HTC Touch Pro. Check out the specification below, note that the specification listed is not final and is listed on a confidential document dated July 3rd.