Bluetooth Device

Bike Sensor by Jarv Product Review There exists of a number of scenarios why you’d want to train at higher or lower cadence dependent on your training goals and race scenarios.  Since there’s no display on the sensor itself, you do have to use the phone app to get the data from the sensor. Currently, it has released a free App (simply called Jarv Bluetooth Odometer) which gets the data from the Jarv Bluetooth. Click Image To Buy Click Image To Buy           Cadence is a measurement of how many revolutions per minute (RPM) your pedal makes.  Configuring the sensor within apps. Cadence is normally measured on the left crank, right where the magnet is attached at the point the pedal connects to the crank.  Most folks tend to have a natural cadence between about 80 and 90RPM.  The cadence measurement is the more useful metric.           As an example, to setup Strava for the sensor you have go into the ‘Biometric Sensors’ and then enable Bluetooth sensors.  T

Bluetooth Headphone by Turtle Bitch         Delivering the ultimate in connectivity and above average sound, gamers with well stocked bank accounts will find plenty to like. Despite our RF issues we can't help but be impressed by the immense range of options squeezed into these headphones.       The audio signal cracked and popped every few seconds, despite the base transmitter being just 2 meters away from the headset. Unfortunately, some of the suggested solutions are to disable any nearby wireless devices or switch off your router's wide band mode, lowering bandwidth by 50 per cent, neither of which are particularly desirable.  Click Image To Buy         Xbox 360 users are also catered for, with a small Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into your controller. The built-in Bluetooth receiver on the headphones allow you to patch directly into your PlayStation 3 for VoIP support. You can even syncs the headset to any Bluetooth-equipped mobile phone and th

Sport Shoes by Nike Hyperdunk+           Being a dedicated, if aging, pick-up hoops player, I was initially excited about the new Hyperdunk+ b-ball kicks. The shoes feature a series of sensors embedded throughout, and a small rechargeable dongle that gets inserted in the sole under your foot will wirelessly transfer your stats via Bluetooth to your iPhone. My excitement faded pretty quickly, though, when I saw the price $250 is a lot for shoes, especially given that I sometimes burn through a pair in as little as six months.  Click Image To Buy           Now Nike has expanded its “+” empire by issuing both cross-training and basketball shoes equipped with the company’s digital dressing. This lets us non-runners taste the thrill of tracking our accomplishments, sharing them with friends, and virtually competing with others who’ve bought into the Nike+ ecosystem. The Nike Hyperdunk+ basketball shoes use the same tiny sole-mounted sensor found in the Nike+ line of runni

Bluetooth device   by Orb     “Hydra Advanced Technology” and “Absolutely New” are two more brands working on developing of this device. They can  even be embellished with stones and jewels, on request, but the price rises as well. Orb Company has recently come up with a very impressive device aimed towards permanently-busy professional women. The stunning gadget is in fact a Bluetooth system, available in two different versions.           Two types of model for this device, that is “Deluxe” and the “Standard”, both of them using the brand new concept of sound transmission, with bone-conductivity technology. The main difference between the “Standard” and the “Deluxe” versions is that the second one boasts a flexible OLED display on which the user is able to check out the calendar, eventual voice-to-text information and identify calls. Thus, the only thing you need to do is put the device on, and that’s sort of it. Moreover, as you finish your conversation, the headse