Recently, a package arrived at my house from WirelessGround.com containing two expensive-looking Bluetooth accessories to review. Much to my surprise, I came to learn that each costs a measly $50. So ...

We’ve talked people’s ears off–colleagues, relatives, friends, and even strangers around town (to make reservations, for instance)–all for a good cause. We wanted to find the best Bluetooth headsets ...

If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. Learn more. That explains why Motorola plans to roll out a car-specific Bluetooth headset in the next month or so. But what ...

Motorola’s car speakerphone works great and is well designed, but it may have limited utility for many users. You already know that it’s illegal in some states to drive while talking into your handset ...

Problem: You want to listen to music and answer calls from your phone while you’re driving, but your old car doesn’t have Bluetooth. Also, you don’t have an AUX or USB cord to link the two. What do ...

No matter how old your vehicle may be, the days of carrying a book full of CDs around in your car are long gone. Today, it’s all about streaming music from your smartphone. And while most of us trade ...

Bluetooth is everywhere – you can’t go down the street or on the highway without seeing dozens of folks walking around with their Bluetooth headsets – chatting away. Bluetooth Stereo Headphone/Headset ...

Hands-free devices for cell phones are not created equal, but Motorola’s Motopure H15, a Bluetooth top-of-the-line headset, is outstanding. For drivers anywhere a hands-free solution is a must, and in ...

There are two things I do with my iPhone on-the-go that my Apple Watch hasn’t been able to do: play podcasts and take photos and video. The upcoming watchOS 5 software update solves the podcast ...

There’s nothing quite like hunting for something misplaced to drive one crazy. If you’ve ever lost a set of keys or Bluetooth headset under a couch pillow, you know exactly what I’m talking about. And ...

There must be something about the inherent nature of bureaucrats that makes them want to tangle people up with rules and regulations. Used to creating obstacles and restrictions for nearly every facet ...