Highlighted Patents
The Integrated Headset Technology is a unique concept where a detachable (Bluetooth) headset is built into modified cellphones, laptops, and tablet PCs. The new devices allow the headset to be detatched for handheld or hands-free use as needed.
The Docking Display design works on an entirely new paradigm, where the notebook becomes a docking peripheral to the handset. All mobile functionality – voice, text, emails, Internet, multimedia, and basic computing – are delivered by the handset in both the form-factors.
Recent Posts in our Related Technology Blog
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LG Decoy with Detachable Bluetooth Headset
In the summer of 2008, LG released the LG Decoy product to the market. This is the first-to-the-market mobile phone with a detachable Bluetooth Headset. This phone is sold through Verizon Wireless. This stylish slider phone offers the convenience and appeal of a single device. Decoy’s compact integrated Bluetooth headset has a discreet docking port on the [...]
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Mooon+ design has an Integrated Headset
Sunman Kwon has designed the Mooon+ . The device includes an integrated, yet detachable Bluetooth Headset. We caught this first from our friends at IntoMobile.com. This design really shows off the the Integrated Headset concept - one of our favorites. We hope to see more of this type of integrated/future thinking in the future from the likes [...]
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The OLO Computer is a mobile smartphone docking station
The team at OLO computer has created a simple website around an idea that Khyber Technologies really appreciates. The Olo™ concept is a mobile smartphone docking station which has no processor, no memory, nor wireless communication interface. The picture shows an Olo™ without any trackpad, as its function is achieved by the touch sensitive smartphone screen. [...]
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