Jabra has been doing some serious business with the Jabra Go 660 Bluetooth Headset not to mention varieties of the Stone.

It would appear that they are in the Bluetooth enabled in-car speakerphone business. It is pretty obvious what you would need this for. Darn that texting while driving that is happening.

In fact, my Source reveals that Jabra is teaming up with Zipcar to put these in their automobiles. If you aren’t familiar with Zipcar, it is an online rental car service in big cities.

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Just for the record I have yet to publish an article for an app that has been sponsored or paid for in any way. I say that so when you see that I’m writing about an app, that I actually find it worthy or ridiculous enough to mention. This one falls under both categories.

Engadget has a little write up about a new selection in the App Store called Awareness! (punctuation theirs). Awareness sets up a noise threshold to your headphones, then disallows those noises from entering your state of consciousness. At least that’s what it says… Read More

This is an interesting story about how one App can help another.

In the case of the Cogdill family, they misplaced their iPad on a flight from Sacramento to Portland. Fortunately, Curtis Cogdill pulled out his iPod Touch and used Apple’s Find My iPhone App which is normally good at stopping criminals.

By the way, the iPad made its way to Orlando Florida before it was reclaimed.

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We’ve reported on Shure before, and they have some of the best headphones on the market.

The company announced that they have designed some headphones with the iPhone and iPod in mind. The SRH240m+ is an expansion of the SRH240, with a three button remote control and microphone.

You can get the SRH240m+ for $79.99.

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