The beauty of Bluetooth

While I didn't discover a whole lot of tech goodies at the New York International Gift Show, one booth that was totally buzzing belonged to Native Union, makers of those awesome Pop Phone headsets we died over last year. Not only are the…

February 1, 20121 min read
The beauty of Bluetooth
While I didn't discover a whole lot of tech goodies at the New York International Gift Show, one booth that was totally buzzing belonged to Native Union, makers of those awesome Pop Phone headsets we died over last year. Not only are they back with a ton of new colors, they've got some new devices that I've just added to my must-have list. What looks like a sleek, glossy, wireless phone is actually the Moshi Moshi Curve, French designer David Turpin's excellent reinvention of the Bluetooth handset. Pop your iPhone (or there's one for an iPad) in the charging dock, and through the magic of Bluetooth, you've got a proper phone to use in the office or on your nightstand. Plus it deflects all that cell phone radiation we're starting to get nervous about.

It's got a nice heft to it, and feels really comfortable in hand and against your ear. In black or white--doesn't matter to me. I know this is the kind of gadget I'll buy, use, love, and never look back. -Liz

Find the MM03I Bluetooth handset online at our affiliate Amazon for $89 (now down from $99!). Read more about it at the Native Union website.
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