I always forget to bring my Bluetooth headset inside from my car and charge it. That means each time I want to use it the thing is usually dead. i.Tech has announced a new Bluetooth headset that will help me stay powered up for hands free use called the SolarVoice 908. The device has solar panels on the back to help charge the battery and features sound reduction technology to eliminate background noise. The headset also uses a design that allows air to flow to the ear canal so your ears don’t feel plugged up when you wear the headset. Other features include support for

nectar accessories introduces the BlueCLIP Retractable (left) and the BlueCLIP Necklace (right) Bluetooth headset holders. The former is a retractable clip with stop function that can be clipped to pocket, shirt of belt while the latter is designed to let you wear your Bluetooth headset around your neck. Several color options are available. Some BlueCLIP Necklace models will come with Swarovski Crystals and there is Sterling Silver version of the BlueCLIP Retractable. These headset holders works with most Bluetooth headsets and have a starting price of $14.99. [nectar]

Jabra has released its Arrow headset that will be part of Jabra’s JX range, where the Arrow is one sharp and true flier, combining automatic volume control, easy and functional storage as well as stylish good looks in a single device. With its automatic volume control technology coupled with DSP noise reduction, you will find that driving while holding a conversation will be more pleasant than ever. The Arrow is so light at 10 grams, you’ll hardly feel that it is even there – each £49.99 purchase this November in the

Jabra will release the new Jabra Arrow Bluetooth headset next month in the UK for around £49.99 ($79). Weighing at just 10-grams, the Arrow is designed to work with Bluetooth mobile phones or other Bluetooth devices that are compliant with Bluetooth version 1.1 or higher. The gadget adopts a DSP noise reduction and an automatic volume control technology that recognizes and adjusts audio coming into the headset before it reaches the user’s ear. The Jabra Arrow comes with a built-in battery that provides 4.5 hours of talk time and 5.5 days of standby time.

Are you a BlackBerry owner and an avid fan of the brand? The BlackBerry HS-500 Bluetooth headset would go down well with your precious BlackBerry, sporting the BB logo on the outside while featuring automatic volume control and noise cancellation in order for you to get the message across in the clearest manner possible. Apart from that, you will find the HS-500 supporting voice activated dialing, a call control button as well as integration with a handful of GPS mapping applications for easier navigation. The BlackBerry HS-500 Bluetooth

Jabra is an old name where Bluetooth headsets are concerned, and their latest upcoming device, the Jabra Stone, is touted to offer a “wireless earvolution” with its new shape. We do know that it will come with handy features including noise cancelling technology, where it will also be accompanied by its own portable charging kit alongside a soft rubber padding for additional comfort. Apart from that, details are extremely scant, but it ought to be unveiled to the masses this October 20th, so stay tuned for additional details.

The Jabra Stone is a new Bluetooth headset that is claimed to provide a “wireless earvolution” with its new shape. The official Jabra Stone page only shows a short video teasing the new device, and a countdown timer to launch. It seems that they will release the Jabra Stone on October 20th, 2009. The gadget will feature noise canceling technology, a soft rubber padding for added comfort, and a portable charging kit. Stay tuned for more updates. [Jabra]

i.Tech Dynamic has recently announced its new Bluetooth headset ‘i.VoicePRO 901′ for the mass market. The headset comes with dual microphones and utilizes both advanced noise-filtering software and voice-separation technology to provide clear phone conversation, even in a noisy environment. What’s more, It also features high-quality echo cancellation and wind resistance for enhanced sound quality even in breezy conditions. The i.VoicePRO 901 is now available for purchase via Amazon for $79.99. [Product Page via Ecoustics]

Monster is a brand that says two things to me when I hear the name — sound quality and expensive. The company has unveiled a new set of headphones called the Monster Turbine Pro that promises professional level sound, but that promise comes at a steep price. Monster is asking $299.95 for a set of the turbine Pro headphones alone and $329.95 for the headphones with the Monster ControlTalk headphone cable. For that much loot, you get a set of headphones that are tuned to offer the kind of reference quality professional musician’s demand. Monster is also shipping the

C’mon, cut us some slack here. We’re suckers for teasers, and our intuition says that you are too. Jabra, who has definitely done a thing or two for the Bluetooth headset realm, is apparently looking to reveal a “new shape” on October 20th, though it’ll only be sold through AT&T (at least initially). Heck, there’s even a countdown timer over on the outfit’s teaser page for those who’d like to watch every second from now till then tick away, not to mention a brief video that tersely details the forthcoming excellence. So, got any