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HiddenRadio wireless bluetooth speaker hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 26 Sep, 2012

Today we have the impressive HiddenRadio wireless speaker to show you all. You might recognize the name of the HiddenRadio from their Kickstarter campaign earlier this year that raised nearly a million dollars. Well it's available now and shipping to consumers after a successful campaign so we're taking a look.

Jawbone JAMBOX speaker gets colorful with new custom colors

By Cory Gunther
on 21 Aug, 2012

The popular Jawbone JAMBOX ultra portable speaker just got a major overhaul starting today. If you've been wanting some excellent portable sound but wanted to make things personal then Jawbone now has you covered. We've been huge fans since the original JAMBOX for the exceptional sound quality and ease of use with Android, and now users can customize their JAMBOX.

Clarion shows off 6.5-inch Android powered car stereo

By Michael Crider
on 28 Mar, 2012

Android's greatest asset (besides a few billion dollars in Google development and promotion) is its flexibility. We've seen it power everything from video glasses to robots - and on that scale, a car stereo is relatively mundane. Even so, Clarion's Mirage is an impressive piece of vehicular tech, and will certainly catch your eye if you happen to fall at the intersection of car stereo and Android enthusiast. In addition to basic music and sound management, the Mirage feature audio-in and Bluetooth connections for playing music on your phone or tablet.

Spar Zephyr Bluetooth speaker jams out to music, charges your phone

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Nov, 2011

We have an awesome new accessory for Android devices to tell you about today. A company called Spar has just announced three new Bluetooth speakers in a new line called Zephyr. They'll be offering the Zephyr 550 (biggest of the bunch) with 30 hours of playback, the Zephyr 500 with 18 hours of playback, and the 300 offering 12 hours and all of this from a single charge. What makes these special you ask? The Zephyr will also charge your device via USB port when needed or while you're on the go.

HTC’s new Bluetooth Conference Speaker matches your Aeron

By Michael Crider
on 13 Oct, 2011

Well what do we have here? The FCC has outed yet another gadget bound for American shores, but this one's of a decidedly more corporate flair. The HTC Conference Speaker popped up in the Commission's database today with some scintillating details. The Bluetooth accessory can work with any mobile phone and should you have a matching set, it'll work together.

Jawbone JAMBOX 2.1 Software Update now available

By Cory Gunther
on 26 Sep, 2011

Today Jawbone has released an update to the popular Bluetooth speaker system called the JAMBOX. Reviewed extensively over at our sister site SlashGear the JAMBOX brings great audio fidelity to your mobile devices, including Android. Connecting via Bluetooth this makes your Android enabled smartphone a full out audio experience and they've now updated the JAMBOX to version 2.1 bringing a few changes and sound improvements.

Sony In-Dash Car Stereo syncs to Pandora, Comes with Android Support

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Aug, 2011

After years of waiting it appears Sony will finally be launching a full line of in-dash car audio receivers that will sync with all of our favorite Android devices. Sony and Pandora Radio have partnered up to bring car stereos with Pandora Internet Radio support to Android, iOS, and even those Blackberry phones. While playing music from our favorite devices might be nothing new to in-car stereo's doing it all wireless and with Pandora is -- sort of.

Nintendo DS like Android-based tablet PC

By David Junior
on 15 Jun, 2010

What you’re looking at here is the Lifetouch by NEC. It bears a striking resemblance to the Nintendo DS. This will be a 7-inch Android 2.1 tablet that should make its way into the Japanese market this October.

SlashGear Reviews Spring Design Alex

By David Junior
on 5 May, 2010

The Spring Design Alex looks to take on the big names in the eReader world with their latest Android powered eBook. The guys over at Slashgear put together a nice in-depth review of this device. The Alex can be yours for a price tag of $399. This is a nice device but I’m not sure if this is worth the aforementioned price even with its specs and their partnership with Borders.

Aigo N700 “AigoPad” MID revealed: Tegra 2, Android 2.1 & 1080p HD

By David Junior
on 3 May, 2010

Finally, there are more details on the upcoming Aigo N700. If you haven’t heard, this is a 7-inch Android tablet that was formerly known as the AigoPad. It’s loaded with great features, some of the most notable is the second-generation Tegra chipset, Wi-Fi and 3G and up to 32GB of onboard storage.