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Accessory Power GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP

Posted: 20 Aug 2012 03:23 AM PDT

Accessory Power GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP

Accessory Power GOgroove BlueGate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Audio Music Adapter & Receiver for Portable Speakers , Headphones , Home and Car Stereo Systems.

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Product Description

Accessory Power GOgroove Bluegate Wireless A2DP Bluetooth Receiver and Adapter
This easy-to-use, plug-in solution equips your car, home or portable stereo system with wireless Bluetooth audio capability so that you can stream your music collection from your smartphone, tablet or computer. This accessory instantly upgrades your favorite speaker by connecting through the AUX line-in port of your system. It can even add Bluetooth to your favorite pair of headphones via the included 3.5mm audio coupler. It's easy to pair, lasts for up to 12 hours per charge and delivers powerful, high quality sound. Enhance your audio arsenal with Bluetooth today!

Equip your car stereo with Bluetooth(AUX port)
Any car stereo with an AUX line-in (3.5mm port) can be instantly upgraded to stream wireless Bluetooth audio. Just plug the BlueGate into your stereo and begin playing your personal music collection, or streaming Pandora or similar apps.

Adds Bluetooth to your Home Stereo or Portable Speaker System
Whether you have a mid-size stereo, small portable speaker or an extravagant home-theater system, you can instantly equip it with Bluetooth capability! Just locate the AUX line-in and connect the BlueGate! The 3.5mm audio coupler will allow you to connect with most small portable speakers that connect via on-board 3.5mm plug.

Enable your corded headphones to stream wireless audio!
Use the included 3.5mm coupler to attach the BlueGate to any heapdhones of your choice. Bose, Beats by Dre, Sennheiser, Monster and even your Skull Candy earbuds are compatible with BlueGate.
Works For: Acer Iconia A100 , A500 , A501 / ASUS Eee Pad Transformer , Prime TF201 / Lenovo Ideapad K1 , A1 , P1 / Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus , 8.9 , 10.1 / Toshiba Thrive
HTC Rezound , Rhyme , Vivid / Motorola Droid RAZR , Bionic , Milestone 3 , DEFY+/ Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket , Epic Touch 4G , Galaxy Note.

Product Features

  • Utilizes Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP audio streaming for enhanced audio quality and powerful sound ; Wirelessly receives music from your A2DP Bluetooth enabled smartphone, tablet or computer from up to 30 feet away ; Pairs to your device in seconds with one-touch control
  • Plugs directly into your speaker or stereo's AUX line-in port via 3.5mm headphone plug
  • Charges via the included USB cable in 2 -3 hours and delivers 12 hours of audio transmission per charge
  • Includes convenient 3.5mm audio coupler for use with headphones and compact speaker systems
  • Dimensions: 1.8 x 1.3 x 0.3 inches ; Guaranteed Quality ** 3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty **

Customer Reviews

By Aces and 8s

I actually purchased one of these nifty little devices from a different website, however they don't offer customer reviews so I will post it here. In short summation, this device is awesome. I have an older car that has an auxiliary port, but no fancy built in bluetooth like the newer model cars are all coming with. Rather then spending hundred on a new radio I thought of giving this a try first, boy am I glad I did. Sound clarity is amazing. I am able to keep my iPod Touch plugged in to charge and in the cup holder, select a favorite play list, set it to shuffle, and go! Also tried hooking it up to a speaker in my residence that wasn't bluetooth and it performed great there as well. Perfect for walking around the living room cleaning etc and having the music play through my favorite home theater. No more changing cd's or being limited to a radio station. Highly recommend this product, for the price it can't be beat.

By Rafy

The item works flawlessly. I thought there would be a lot of distortion. I am using it with a 4000w DJ system at my home and so far I have not noticed anything the untrained ear could pick up. I am ecstatic and might order another one to have in my vehicle. This would prevent me from having to connect the Aux cable to my phone every time I get into the car.
The A2DP makes all the difference in significantly reducing any distortion from the transmission. I couldn't pick up any obvious ones with the system turned up @ 70%.
A2DP devices offer a one-way stream of high-quality mono or stereo sound, unlike the more familiar Bluetooth headsets, designed for phone calls, that use a two-way connection.
Unlike older technology for wireless headphones, A2DB is digital; the headset is "paired" with the device sending, so you can have multiple headsets in range of each other without cross-talk.

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Canyon Dash in Review – Needs More Adrenaline

Posted: 20 Aug 2012 08:53 AM PDT

Lately I've been touting how sometimes it seems like the simplest games are the most engaging.  Unfortunately simplicity can have just the opposite effect, and I think Canyon Dash is almost to that point.  The concept of a runaway mine cart on a dangerous track has always been intriguing, but there's not much more than a concept to go on here.  It's not that Canyon Dash is a bad game, it's just that there are other offerings on the App Store that make the renegade mine cart notion a lot more entertaining.(...)
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Thursday, August 16, 2012

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Download this freebie now: iBlast Moki 2 HD

Posted: 16 Aug 2012 06:18 AM PDT

Godzilab’s smashing physics puzzler iBlast Moki 2 HD (here’s our review for the original iBlast Moki) isn’t just nearing its one year anniversary on the App Store, it’s also gone free for the very first time. Previously at $4.99, this unique and visually vibrant adventure has you trying to find ways to move the Mokis from point A to B (aka the “magical spiral”), all with the aid of paint bombs and other contraptions like ropes, rising balloons and rotating wheels. And once you’ve passed all 90 levels across 6 different worlds, an advanced physics editor awaits (the same tool used to create entire game), where you can design your own levels and share them online. A recent update has also added support for iPad 3′s retina display. Needless to say, if you enjoy a great puzzle game, this right here is a must-have app.

iBlast Moki 2 HD Godzilab, iBlast Moki 2 HD - Free

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The Lost City in Review – Found It And Love It

Posted: 16 Aug 2012 05:49 AM PDT

One of the staples of my game playing diet growing up was the adventure game, whether it entailed a text only affair like Zork or a sprawling 16 color extravaganza such as King's Quest.  Sadly, it seems as technology has gotten better the gamers' taste for epic narratives and thoughtful puzzle solving has diminished, or so the folks in charge would have you believe.  Thankfully the mobile renaissance has rekindled the spark for puzzle games, and amazingly enough it seems even for the full fledged adventure game.  One of my favorite original IPs in this genre where iOS devices are concerned has always been The Secret of Grisly Manor, and after playing through its spiritual sequel – The Lost City – I can't wait to see what this developer offers up next.

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

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Humble Bundle for Android 3: Pay what you want for several awesome games (Fieldrunners included)

Posted: 15 Aug 2012 01:09 PM PDT

The Humble Bundle for Android is back. In this third instalment, you once again get to pay what you want for 4 highly rated Android games: Fieldrunners, BIT.TRIP.BEAT, Uplink! and SpaceChem (an award winning design-based puzzler that’s also available on the iPad). Don’t have an Android phone or tablet? Not to worry, because all the titles are Cross Platform (Windows, Mac, Linux) and DRM Free. And if you pay more than the current average of $5.85, Spirits will also be unlocked. As with all Humble Bundles, the great thing is that you can choose where your money goes: to developers, charity or both. You have until Aug 29th to take advantage of the offer, so be sure make your way over to The Humble Bundle for Android 3 landing page for the complete details.

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Become an iPhone developer with Learn To Code Bootcamp Bundle ($99)

Posted: 15 Aug 2012 12:40 PM PDT

If you’ve ever had the desire to develop your own iPhone apps (and dabble in web design) but don’t know where to start, Stacksocial’s Learn To Code Bootcamp Bundle could be for you. On sale now for $99 (a total retail value of $935), you get 6 actionable video courses teaching you how to become “the ultimate developer”. All step-by-step courses are part of udemy’s popular e-learning platform, and they include Make iPhone & iPad Games w/out Programming (222 lectures/10 hrs of content), Learn How to Code iOS Apps (66 lectures/11 hrs of content) and Become a Web Dev from Scratch (234 lectures/41 hrs of content). And the first 1,000 buyers will also get a bonus Crash course in CS6 Photoshop. Head over to the Bootcamp Bundle (simple email registration required to view details page) and take advantage of the deal before it ends Sept 2nd.

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Report: iPhone 5 pre-orders available on September 12th, International launch to follow in first week of October

Posted: 15 Aug 2012 11:11 AM PDT

Several weeks ago, iMore was the first source to claim that Apple would be holding a special event to unveil the iPhone 5 on September 12th. And now, Rene Ritchie is reporting that iPhone 5 pre-orders will begin on the same day as the Sept 12th announcement, with a US (and possibly other countries) release planned for September 21st, 2012. This info comes from sources who have provided them with accurate iPhone launch dates in the past. Unlike how the iPhone 4S pre-orders were made available 3 days after it was introduced, it would appear that the new iPhone will be following the new (2012) iPad’s launch strategy – where pre-orders went live shortly after the unveiling.

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