December 19, 2008 With the help of NXT flat-panel speaker technology, Parrot has managed to cram some useful functionality into its new slimline, three ounce, hands-free speakerphone - the MINIKIT ...

Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old-fashioned way, by turning wrenches in a driveway and picking up speeding tickets. He now has nearly 20 years of expertise and experience behind ...

Parrot (www.parrot.com) said seven of its hands-free car kits now support Apple’s (www.apple.com) iPhone. Parrot said seven of its hands-free car kits now support Apple's iPhone. Users can hear ...

Like many people who try (not) to use a mobile phone while mobile in an auto, I have sound- and device-management issues. That's why I welcomed the chance to try out the Parrot MINIKIT Neo 2 HD, a ...

Parrot updates its Minikit Bluetooth car kit with a new, colorful design and an evolved feature set that included Siri Eyes-free compatibility. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars Antuan ...

Parrot MINIKIT+ is a portable hands-free kit capable of managing, simultaneously, two Bluetooth mobile phones, thanks to Parrot “Dual Mode” multipoint technology. The driver defines one main telephone ...

Smartphones make great navigation devices (where still allowed by law), but trying to read the things while they slide about on the dash or peek out of a cupholder is hardly ideal. Universal ...

At AAPEX (Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo) in Las Vegas, Paris-based Parrot, Inc. introduced a hands-free car kit (CK 3300) with integrated GPS. At AAPEX (Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo) in ...

The system allows drivers to make and receive calls on speakerphone, and it can play digital music from practically any mobile device, all within one visual interface. Speakerphone calls can be made ...

Up until recently, no one complained about the way iPhones sounded through my cars’ Bluetooth speakerphones, but after switching to an iPhone 6 Plus and a Toyota Prius, friends and family told me that ...

So Parrot is so innovative that they have decided to go ahead and ditch the optical media formats, which is a smart move on their part since I have more music on my phone than I do on all of the CDs ...