Hilarious Bluetooth Device
October 3, 2007
This little device is the funniest thing I’ve seen all day. From first glance, it looks like a necklace worn by an attention craving has been, but is actually a functional Bluetooth device. This is a Bluetooth headset (sort of) that I would actually use. No more getting made fun of for talking on the awkward device that’s hanging from your ear.
This little bad boy costs about $50, but is currently out of stock almost everywhere. Yes, it comes with the necklace. No, you’re not lame if you use it.
The necklace/Bluetooth device can be paired to your handset just like any other device.
How To Sync The Razr2 V9m With A Headset Or Other Device
September 24, 2007
In order to use a Bluetooth headset or other device with the Razr2 v9m from Motorola, you must first sync the device and the phone. In order to do this properly, you will first need to make sure that you have turned on Bluetooth in your v9m’s menu. You then use the following steps to pair your device to the Razr2:
- Place your device in pairing mode. We can’t provide you with the steps here for every Bluetooth device. You will need to look in your headset’s owners manual to figure out the steps for your particular device.
- Open your phone’s menu by pressing the center key.
- Scroll to ‘Settings and Tools’.
- Select ‘Bluetooth Menu’.
- Select ‘Add New Device’.
- Your phone will then show the devices that are within range. You will find and scroll to the correct device.
- Press the center button, which will ‘pair’ the device.
