Remember the tiny Bluetooth adapter from Princeton which offered a 300-foot signal range? It offered Bluetooth 2.0 and EDR technology. Well this little baby from Logitec is vying to one-up it with Bluetooth 2.1, EDR tech, and a Class 1 transceiver, as well as the same 300-foot signal area. Details in the full article.

While Skype is slowly joining the mobile phone market, the Japanese tech-company Logitec has just released their Skype WiFi Mobile Phone (LAN-WSPH01WH). If you take a look at the packaging, you will notice that the phone can be compatible with either a B or G wireless connection. Of course, since it has WiFi connectivity, you won't need to connect to a PC to place an internet call. From your Skype phone, you can directly connect to your Skype contacts.

The downside of this though is that you have to be in a hotspot in order to connect. Or do you? This phone also has bluetooth capabilities. Meaning, if you're not in a WiFi hotspot, you can connect via bluetooth to a computer that's already connected to the net, and place a call through that computer. Ingenious, eh?