Active lifestyle consumer electronics brand up-scales audio quality of new Sportsband wireless headphones with apt-X coding for Bluetooth stereo profile
Belfast, Northern Ireland [June 29, 2010]: APTX, the high-grade audio coding company, and JayBird, a leading provider of ultra-cool audio accessories for active-lifestyle consumers, have collaborated to perfect the wireless stereo audio performance of Sportsband, the latest range of color-coordinating Bluetooth headphones from JayBird. Designed for personal stereo entertainment during work-outs, extreme sports, fitness training, leisure activities, and outdoor pursuits, the affordably-priced Sportsband also integrates a high-quality microphone for calls with mobile phones such as the new iPhone 4. Sportsband, and other products in the JayBird portfolio, are ideal for consumers looking to cut the cord and go wireless with great style and uncompromising performance.
Described as a breakthrough in “dock-less” speaker systems, the physically compact ZiiSound D5 has been designed to greatly enhance the user experience when streaming audio over Bluetooth wireless connectivity from portable media players, gaming PCs, multimedia laptops, and mobile smartphones.
Not so long ago the owners of older iPhones felt rather disappointed and frustrated. I'll say! Thelong awaited update for iPhone brought A2DP only for the newest Apple devices.
But now their day has come! I'm happy to introduce a brand new software called A2DP Enabler for iPhone 2G (original iPhone).
Now every iPhone owner can enjoy A2DP and use Bluetooth Stereo headsets for music listening. All you need is the original jailbroken iPhone with firmware 3.0 or better.
You can read more about A2DP Enabler in the blog of Dmytro, the creator of the thing that previously was stated to be impossible.
By the way, pay attention to the range of your headset. Since iPhone BT module has quite weak RF signal, the owners of headphones with not very wide range may hear sound dropouts and stuttering. Our tests revealed the headsets with the very good range. These are Motorola S9 and Samsung SBH100 with 11 m, and Plantronics P590 with 12 m. So please write down your impression considering the new software, and recommend your own headset (or say what headset causes problems).
A2DP Enabler is available from apt.dmytro.me repository.
Motorola has unveiled two handsets - the Ming A1600 and A1800. Both business class devices are Linux OS powered, and both feature 2.4-inch TFT touchscreen displays (the bundled stylus is there for your convenience too) and GPS, as well as Stereo Bluetooth support. Also they don't differ in 3 MP auto-focus camera and microSD.
