SuperTooth Launches Latest Bluetooth Car Speaker
If you’ve read our reviews of both the Buddy and the Disco, you already know that we’re big fans of SuperTooth–and why wouldn’t we be? SuperTooth pretty much pioneered the Bluetooth speaker category, and their combination of performance, design and value is pretty hard to match. Their latest release was just announced at CTIA, and promises to help you keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel. The SuperTooth Crystal is now officially available and offers a long list of features (including music streaming, voice dialing, 20 hours of talk time, multi-point technology) to go along with its clean design and reasonable price ($69 MSRP). We’ll have a full review once our unit arrives–but if you simply can’t wait, it’s available today at SuperToothStore.com. Click past the jump for the full PR…
If the impending release of Samsung’s Focus 2 proves one thing, it’s that there’s never been a better time to be shopping for a mobile phone. While the Focus 2 may be classified as a “budget Smartphone,” the features of this new Windows Phone are anything but low-end, featuring a 4″ version Samsung’s popular Super AMOLED display, 4G LTE connectivity, front and back cameras, high-def video shooting, and the list goes on. While Samsung get’s a lot of attention for its Android devices, we’ve been pretty impressed by their Windows Phones offerings as well (the original Focus, as well as the compact Focus S)–and with its clean good looks and attractive $49 price tag, the Focus 2 seems to be an excellent addition to their WP lineup. The Focus 2 will be available on AT&T May 20th, and you can click past the jump for the full PR…
Speaker docks come in all shapes and sizes–such as this new charging dock from Satechi. The Divoom iBase dock is designed for your iOS device and promises crisp sound in a compact design, all while charging your favorite iDevice (the Divoom iBase also has an auxiliary input, making it compatible with almost any audio device). The Divoom iBase Dock Station retails for $44.99 and is available now at both 
What could possible inspire me to remove my Bowers & Wilkins P5 headphones in order to try on another pair? A new pair of B&W headphones, of course…and in this case, it’s the new P3. Designed to be slightly lighter and a bit more portable than its higher-numbered sibling, the P3 headphones feature the same attention to detail and quality of build as the P5s. Made of aluminum and using high-quality rubber and memory foam, the P3′s lighter weight not only make them a bit easier to carry, but also allows you to wear them longer. The Bowers & Wilkins P3 headphones will come in white and and black when they arrive this June, and will retail for $199; as always, you can expect a full review once our unit arrives (believe me, w’ll be counting the days). Click past the jump for all of the details.
This is the game changer we’ve been waiting for from Samsung Mobile. Rather than just increase technical specs and slap a new badge on a Galaxy S 2 (which Samsung still could have been successful with), Samsung has decided to redefine what a Galaxy S device is. Sure, the phone is definitely beefed up (quad core processor, 4.8″ Super AMOLED display, Android 4.0, and the list goes on), and the new design is Samsung’s most attractive yet ; but it’s what lies beneath the hardware that represents Samsung’s new approach…a more human approach. What does this mean? How about a phone that’s able to to know how you’re using it by reading your eyes with its front facing camera; or how about a device that identifies the people in your photos and automatically sends them pictures? Samsung has even come up with a way to share large files between users simply by touching their devices together–and these transfers that would normally take minutes now take seconds. And yes, there’s even a Siri-like voice recognition system. The Samsung Galaxy S II won’t be arriving until the end of this month (the HSPA+ version) and sometime this Summer (the 4G models); but with features that make the iPhone 4S seem last-gen, this looks to be one handset worth waiting for. Click past the jump for all of the specs, as well as the official PR from Samsung…
id America has been coming up with some pretty cool cases for the iPhone 4 and 4S–and they’re about to add a bit of style your Samsung Galaxy Note as well, with their latest Cushi adhesives. Not quite a case, the Cushi adhesives are foam backings that attach to your phone (without leaving any residue) that not only add style, but also protect from impact and scratches–as well as improve grip. The new “Queen Bee” design is available today for the iPhone 4/4S and Galaxy Note at 
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