The HTC Droid Eris handsets will get an over-the-air update from the mobile carrier Verizon on July 16, according to leaked documents. The updates could become available on all Droid Eris handsets over a period of one week.The OTA update from Verizon is not the Android 2.2 Froyo update but a new build of the handset’s software that reportedly, will add to the existing features of the handset. The update will add support for Bluetooth headsets from Jabra and provide better speed dial performance.Droid Eris users will also be able to sync Gmail contacts and will get better audio

We’re still coping with all the CES news…Jabra, the famous Bluetooth accessory maker, has used the event to unveil the EXTREME headset and the CRUISER speakerphone. The first of the two comes with the company’s Noise Blackout Extreme technology that combines two microphones, digital signal processing (DSP) and automatic volume control to reduce background noises by as much as 24 decibels.The other product, also powered by the Noise Blackout Extreme technology, features an FM

GN Netcom’s Jabra introduces the EXTREME Bluetooth headset at the CES 2010. The new headset feature Jabra’s Noise Blackout Extreme technology for noise canceling. The tech utilizes dual microphones and automatic volume control to enhance call quality and provides twice as much background noise reduction (24dB) as previous Noise Blackout technology (12dB).Jabra EXTREME supports Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR and A2DP as well as Multiuse for connecting two devices at the same time. The EXTREME includes the Acoustic Shock Protection and Ultimate-fit Eargel. It offers 5.5

Not because the Jabra Stone is so heavy that wearing it on your ear will cause you to lose balance, but because Jabra has come up with a truly stunning design for the Stone to turn heads wherever you go. It will be announced officially come this October 20th, boasting a couple of modes - voice calls and music. The exterior will be a touch sensitive shell in place of buttons, and each $130 purchase will come with three earbud sizes to fit all and sundry. Expect it to arrive at AT&T stores from November 8th onwards.

Still remember the Jabra Stone that we posted last month? Jabra has finally announced the availability of this Bluetooth headset for the US market. The Jabra Stone supports Bluetooth A2DP with a clear noise canceling microphone. Volume controls are handled by the surface of the Stone, which is touch-sensitive. Each purchase of this headset comes with a portable charging dock which looks like a polished stone when the headset is docked. The Jabra Stone comes with a built-in battery that provides up to two hours of talk time or 12 hours of standby time. The Jabra stone will be

Bluetooth headsets are a must in many cities. My state recently passed a law that you can’t talk on your mobile phone in a school zone without a headset. Jabra today unveiled its latest Bluetooth headset called the Arrow that will work for me and anyone else needing a headset.The device has DSP noise reduction that is tuned specifically to eliminate noise inside a vehicle while you are on a call. The Arrow also has automatic volume adjustment that adjusts the signal as it comes into the user’s ear for optimum sound quality.The device weighs 9 grams and has an ear hook or

Jabra launches the CRUISER in-car Bluetooth hands-free speakerphone. The CRUISER is designed to be clipped to the visor of you car. It features Dual Microphone technology for improving calling quality by eliminating background noise while enhanching voice and DSP for clear sound.The Jabra CRUISER supports Bluetooth with AD2P profile for music streaming. It is also equipped with FM transmitter so you can also send audio to car stereo system. Jabra’s new speakerphone provides also Voice Announcements, so you can keep your eyes on the road. It supports Multiuse for

Jabra has recently launched a new Bluetooth speakerphone namely the Cruiser that has Jabra Noise Blackout technology to provide a crystal clear phone conversation. The device is designed to be mounted on the visor of your car and supports Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR and eSCO. The Jabra CRUISER also features a built-in FM transmitter allowing you to listen music files that are stored on your cell phone through your car radio. The headset’s battery should be able to provide 14-hours of continuous talk time or up to 13-days of standby time. If you are interested, you can purchase

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 UK will come

It goes without saying that driving and talking on the cellphone while holding the latter in your hand is a big no-no, since it greatly reduces the amount of concentration on the road while making it harder for you to react in the event of an emergency. Handsfree kits are essential, but why not rely on Bluetooth connectivity with the new Jabra Cruiser? This visor-mounted device will support Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR connectivity and eSCO, where it can handle audio streaming from the phone to its speaker. Apart from that, you can be assured