Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2014

Blumoo Entertainment System Controller and Bluetooth Streamer

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How many times do you look around your home and see a huge pile of controllers lying around. One for your TV, one for the cable box, one for the audio receiver and who knows what else you may have. Many of these manufacturers claim to support multiple devices, but you always end up with something not being fully controlled, or not being able to program the multi remote in the first place. Blumoo is trying to get rid of these remotes and give you a single controller for all your devices. They are not only providing remote control, but also Bluetooth audio streaming in a single sleek little box.

There have been a few devices released that allow you to control your entertainment devices from your Bluetooth enabled smartphone and Blumoo, from Flyover Innovations Inc, is another attempt at ultimate home entertainment integration.  The big question is; Does it do whats it’s supposed to do and does it do it well enough to warrant the price tag.  Find out more in the full review on ThesavvyTechs.



via AndroidSPIN

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Paul Cocksedge Volume Amplifier




This speaker for smartphones is a classic piece of design that begins with the elegant simplicity of its vinyl cousin, Change the Record – and then makes it as light as air... Volume allows your music to flow from a variety of positions: suspended in mid-air for ambient listening, or using its angled foot on a flat surface for a more directional sound.
  • Manufacturer: Paul Cocksedge Studio
  • Dimensions: L 300 × W 300 × H 210 mm
  • Material: Thermoformed clear plastic
  • Net weight: 260 grams
  • Colour: Clear 

via paulcocksedgeshop.com/collections/all-pieces/products/volume

Sceptre Android-Powered Soundbar

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We've seen Android running on a lot of things lately (outside of phones and tablets, that is) – ovens, game consoles, and a lot more. With people wanting more and more out of their TV, we've also seen an influx of devices that aim to turn that boring old HDTV of yours into a "smart" TV. But Sceptre is doing something a little different – it released a soundbar that runs Android and turns your TV into something more intelligent than it currently is.

Sceptre Releases A $299 Android-Powered Soundbar That Turns Your HDTV Into A SmartTV was written by the awesome team at Android Police.[Image]



via Android Police