Bluetooth Technology Means That Music's In the Air
So Much To Choose
Ever have someone walk by you and they're talking to you? You start talking back and then they shake their heads and say, "I'm on the phone." They may even point out their Bluetooth earpiece. These gadgets look right out of "Star Trek" and, truth be told, there is already a "Star Trek" communicator in the works based on Bluetooth technology.
Whenever you hear about "wireless headsets", you tend to also hear about talking on cell phones while driving. There's a very good reason why more and more countries, states and provinces are banning talking on cell phones while driving – not only is it distracting, but you have one hand out of use. Most laws will allow you to use Bluetooth headset technology in order to use the phone and keep both hands on the wheel.
You can also choose to ditch all phone calls from your car and just do what any good driver should do while driving – blast music. You can do this better with the use of Bluetooth technology communicating with your iPod and playing your mP3s through your car stereo rather than through iPod ear buds (which are dangerous to wear while driving). At the most, you need a couple of small wires to get the music rocking.
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