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Motorola has introduced yet another Bluetooth headset, called the MOTOPURE H12.

Its main point of attraction is the "CrystalTalk", the company's own audio enhancement technology also used in cell phones. The device is very small and lightweight and uses TrueComfort design that will let you forget you're wearing it.

Motorola is ready to release its two new Bluetooth headsets, called the H680 and H375.

Both support TrueComfort and EasyPair technologies to better fit the user's ear and easily connect to the phone.

The stylish H680 also comes with a microUSB connector and battery good for 9 hours of talk-time and 12 days of standby.

Sony Ericsson has released yet another Bluetooth watch, called the MBW-150, which is supposed to be used in coordination with SE mobile phones.

The OLED screen displays information about the song being played at the moment, and there are also controllers for adjusting the volume and skipping tracks.

Giorgio Armani and Samsung continue their collaboration.

After the Armani Phone, Samsung releases the Armani Bluetooth Headset based on the Samsung WEP-410, which should become available pretty soon.

All specs and features are the same as the original, but the color scheme has been modified and there is a large Armani logo on the front.

The LG HBM-550 is a new small and stylish Bluetooth headset.

It provides clear sound thanks to its noise and echo cancellation technology and comes with volume control, last number redial, voice dial, 3 way calling and call reject functions.

LG HBM-550 features:

• Version: 1.

Samsung presents its newest Bluetooth headset, the WEP500. This is one of the smallest wireless headsets, measuring just 7.7mm thick.

The device supports the latest available Bluetooth v2.0, and delivers outstanding sound quality thanks to advanced noise reduction and echo cancellation technologies, as well as automatic volume control, which adjusts the volume depending on the level of background noise.

Motorola recently unveiled its new ROKR T505 music-friendly Bluetooth speakerphone.

The device can be used both in the office and in the car, and comes with a clip for attaching it to the car's sun visor. Support for A2DP profile allows the headset to play stereo music directly from any compatible Bluetooth device or to transmit it to FM radio.

Starting today the new Jawbone Bluetooth headset from San Francisco based company Aliph will be available in the UK. The Jawbone headset integrates technologically advanced features, including Noise Shield, the military-grade noise canceling system. Noise Shield eliminates background noise during conversations in the noisy environments, providing clear undistorted sound, and automatically adjusts volume.

Bluetooth standard has been updated to version 2.1 and now offers better performance and enhanced security.

First of all, pairing has been simplified, so now Bluetooth-enabled devices will be able to find each other automatically and interconnect. Same goes to security. Users will no longer have to enter long passwords for encryption.

Jabra has introduced its new Bluetooth headset, called Jabra BT8040. Check out the feature list below.

Jabra BT8040 features:

•  Interface: Volume controls, call answer/end button and a charging socket
•  Voice dialing, last number redial, call waiting and call holding
•  Bluetooth 2.