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I can’t stand wires and think the world of wireless technology. Any opportunity to eliminate wires is a good opportunity in my mind. Some of the most frustrating wires of all are those on stereo headphones. They get tangled, twisted, knotted, and unless you get a 30’ extension they restrict your movement. Then you’ve got the 30’ extension to contend with.

The Motorola HT820 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones ($69.95)are one option to eliminate the headaches associated with wired headphones. You get the freedom of movement without the need for miles of extension cords and no more tangled, knotted wires. Oh and as an added bonus, these headphones can double as a wireless headset for your phone as well.

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Feel like someone is constantly looking over your shoulder when your writing an email or surfing the web on your smartphone? Do you fear that your boss will catch you playing games when you should be doing something productive? Case Mate offers a product that might add a level of privacy to your smartphone/pda screen - the Case-Mate Large Privacy Screen Pro ($14.95)

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Most people agree that the act of driving with a cell phone glued to your ear is not only bad for your chiropractic health, but could be dangerous for you and others. For this reason, several states have enacted laws that require some sort of hands free device in order to operate a cell phone while driving. The growth in the Bluetooth hands free market can be directly attributed to these laws that have been passed in order to protect us from ourselves. Some however, do not like the idea of a Bluetooth headset either because it is uncomfortable or they don’t like the cyborg look. Enter the Jabra SP5050 Bluetooth Speakerphone ($99.95).

Jabra is one of the most well known brands for Bluetooth hands free devices in the world. The parent company of Jabra, GN, is credited with launching the first mobile Bluetooth headset back in 2000. The Danish company’s products are traditionally some of the best selling and well loved on the market. The along with their SP500 model, the SP5050 is their entry into the Bluetooth speakerphone realm.

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One of the most dominant questions asked from someone who has just bought a new phone is, “What’s a good case?”. If the side pouch style fits your fancy, then Smartphone Expert’s Side Pouch ($24.95) is a good answer for such a question.

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Bluetooth headsets typically fall into two categories, hooked or non-hooked. However, there is a growing trend with Bluetooth headsets to create a third category, hybrids. Hybrids would be the headsets that have the removable hooks.

Jabra produces several of these hybrids and the Jabra BT2010 Bluetooth Headset ($29.95), at an average retail price of $29.95, may be the biggest bang for your buck.

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Based out of Finland, Golla has exploded on to the market with a wide variety of unique cell phone cases. Utilizing a variety of materials ranging from cotton to spandex, Golla cases are definitely eye-catchers. But are these colorful, standout cases functional? Can they offer any hopes of protection?

Read on for our full review of the Golla Parrot Green Camo Pouch ($19.95)

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Mapping software has been available for cell phones, laptops, and pdas for years. When Rand McNally, DeLorme and other mapping companies first introduced these software packages, GPS compatibility was inevitable. While phones such as the Samsung BlackJack II have begun to incorporate GPS into the phone itself, many rely on external GPS receivers either connected through an expansion port, cable or Bluetooth.

As technology advances, these receivers seem to get smaller and faster. The best illustration as to how small and fast these devices have become may be the Freedom Keychain GPS 2000 ($89.95).

WMExperts reviewed the original Freedom Keychain back in December and found it a surprisingly good bluetooth GPS unit. What do you do when you have a surprisingly good Bluetooth GPS Unit? Scrap it and replace it with a better one!

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Samsung has been making quality electronics for years. From HDTVs to Cell phones, Samsung is one of the largest electronics manufacturers in the world. The WEP-500 ($69.95 from the WMExperts store) is Samsung’s entry into the ultra-small Bluetooth headset market. So how does it stack up? Keep reading to find out.

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Bluetooth headsets have been a popular accessory for cell phones for years now and Jabra has led the charge. Manufacturing wireless headset since 1996 and Bluetooth headsets since 2000, Jabra offers a wide range of headsets to choose from. One of Jabra’s smallest headsets is the BT8040. It represents the company’s latest technologies in audio performance. If you are looking for a small, lightweight headset, the Jabra BT8040 Bluetooth Headset ($79.95) should make it to everyone’s short list.

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The first accessory I typically buy for a new phone, is a case. If I’m going to invest in a Smartphone, I’m going to protect my investment. The Tilt, with it’s sliding and tilting action that gets any hinge-nerd excited…is a little more challenging than normal to design a case for. Enter the Seidio Rubberized Case for the Tilt ($32.95).

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