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Just like what Samsung did with Corby styled headsets, they’re adopting the same strategy for its other headsets. Now users owning Monte, Star or Wave devices will be able to pick similarly-styled Bluetooth headsets. The HM1600 has been designed similarly to Monte whereas HM3100 to Star and HM3200 to Wave.

However, aesthetics is not the only thing these headsets boast of. All the models support Bluetooth and feature echo and noise cancellation, automatic volume control, multipoint technology to connect to different Bluetooth devices and 3-level battery indicator. The HM3100 and HM3200 also include a cradle to recharge the headset.

The HM1600 has a talk time of up to 7 hours and standby time of up to 400 hours. The HM3100 has talk / standby time of up to 4.5 / 180 hours and HM3200 has a talk time of 5 hours and standby of 200 hours.

NM1600 goes for 1,290 rubles ($42), NM3100 for 1,690 rubles ($55) and NM3200 for 2,290 rubles ($74)

Samsung has introduced a new Bluetooth headset for the US market. The sleek convertible-style Modus (HM3500) features dual-array mic and noise cancelling technology that works in conjunction to separate the user’s voice from the background noise. Additionally, the headset also supports multipoint technology that allows connection to two different Bluetooth devices. For instance, user can listen to audio on his music player and mutes gently as and when the user receives a call.

The Modus can be worn as a mono-style headset or convert it into a stereo Bluetooth headset with the included stereo earbud headset. Its priced at $59.99.

Features:
- Mono & stereo dual headset
- Removable ear hook
- Multiple sized ergonomic rubber ear buds for added comfort
- Stereo earbuds with minimal wires and clip to secure wires in place
- Advanced multipoint technology connecting to two phones
- Audio streaming
- Bluetooth version 2.1+EDR
- Noise reduction: 2-Mic NR/EC
- Talk & standby time: 6h/200h
- AVC (Auto Volume Control)
- Profile: HSP, HFP, A2DP
- Power switch
- Micro USB interface
- Battery level check
- Proximity pairing – place phone and headset within 6” and auto pair

Samsung looks to be the first company to release a phone with Bluetooth 3.0. Phonescoop unearthed the listing of S8500 that confirms Bluetooth 3.0’s existence and few other things. The listing mentions S8500 as a stylish touch phone with “reinforced features”. As like most Samsung devices, this too, will have AMOLED screen that measures 3.1-inches (with high resolution) and is anti-reflective so as to enable user to see directly under bright sunlight.

Finally, it says it will have quad-band GSM support but I wouldn’t be surprised to see it in CDMA equivalent to cater to Sammy’s home market.

Let’s hope we see this device at the upcoming MWC.

Just got your jazzy looking Corby phone but don’t want to hook it up with your bland Bluetooth headset? Well, Samsung’s got you covered. They’ve announced the WEP490 Corby Bluetooth headsets, to complement the hue of your Corby device. It comes in four dual-tone colors along with a simple black and features sharp edge design, big button and a status LED indicator.

But it’s not only about the looks. WEP490 also has audio enhancing qualities like noise reduction and echo cancellation and automatic volume control. Its talk time is rated at up to 6 hours with standby going up to 180 hours.

It will sell in Russia first for 1,300 rubles (US$45).

Samsung has got three new Bluetooth headsets in the US market – WEP870, WEP850 and WEP470. Off all the three, WEP870 is the premiere mono-style headset featuring multi-connection technology that can be paired to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, dual mics, active noise and echo cancellation, small LCD to show battery, call and Bluetooth link status and the ability to attach to a stereo earbud lanyard.

A slight cheaper offering than WEP870 is WEP 850. It is again a mono-style headset with minimalistic design. It comes with advance dual-microphone noise cancellation and echo reduction that is said to be the best when compared with other headsets in the same price range.

Finally the WEP470 that gives the Bluetooth advantage on the cheap. The headset is nicely integrated with background noise filtering, echo cancellation, packet loss concealment technology that works similar to dual-microphone tech and has a small LED indicating battery life of the headset.

The WEP870, WEP850 and WEP470 are priced at $90, $70 and $40 respectively.

A877 is Impression, A887 is Solstice and A897 is Blackbox? The phone that is been allegedly listed as “Blackbox” on Gameloft has been certified by the Bluetooth organization. In addition to the certification, Bluetooth has also listed out the specs.

Expectedly, the phone will have a full touchscreen display, quad-band GSM and tri-band UMTS support, 3 megapixel camera with flash, A-GPS, e-mail.

The phone will arrive on AT&T.

There’s not much to tell but Bluetooth has added Samsung’s S8000 phone into its product directory. Acknowledgement of the certification or an imminent launch?

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