Awesome Bluetooth

A tiny Bluetooth tracker with a unique feature. If your Tile-tagged item goes out of range of your iOS device, mark it as missing and your Tile will reach out to any nearby iOS device that has the Tile app. Its location will then be sent to you.

A rugged, portable bluetooth speaker with a grenade-like shape. Offers up to 8 hours of playback on a charge, and also acts a speakerphone. The built in carabiner is a nice touch. Available in black, orange, blue or green.

A multi-talented mouse, the EGO! Smartmouse can also be used as an air mouse, a flash drive, a password manager, and a touch- and motion-based controller for games and other programs. Whew.

Assuming you’re not using your water bottle caddy for H2O, the boomBOTTLE will add a complete wireless sound system to your bike. Pairs with Bluetooth phones and works as a speakerphone.

A rugged and customizable portable Bluetooth speaker with stereo drivers, a dedicated woofer, iOS device controls, speakerphone and Siri integration. What more could you ask for?

A smart stick-on device that works with Bluetooth 4.0-enabled devices, StickNFind lets you find or keep track of pretty much anything – keys, luggage, pets and even people.

These capacitive gloves from Hi-Fun have a speaker and microphone sewn into the thumb and pinkie. You will no longer have to choose between taking that important call and frostbite.

A pocket-size version of the popular laser virtual keyboard, this compact new model pairs with smartphones, tablets and any other Bluetooth-enabled device to provide a tabletop typewriter.

A 6.5W 2″ Bluetooth speaker with a handcrafted solid wood cabinet. It has a range of 30′ and also has a 3.5mm input. The manufacturer will plant one tree for each 1Q sold on Kickstarter.

A stylish and powerful on-the-go speaker system, the Shoqbox is shock and splash proof, and works wirelessly with your Bluetooth-enabled gadget to play music or as a speakerphone for up to 8 hours.

A super-sized version of Jawbone’s first wireless speaker/speakerphone, the Big Jambox has a max output of 115dB, a 15-hour battery life and it can sync with up to 2 devices at the same time.

In addition to its Bluetooth capabilities, the Zooka from NEW has a 3.5mm audio input, a microphone and a slim silicone design that makes it perfect for slipping onto your iPad or laptop for 5x the volume.

The already amusing desktop missile launcher gets an upgrade – letting you remotely aim and fire at targets using your iPhone, iPod or iPad over Bluetooth. Hope you can kill that sound, though.

Fossil is producing a watch for developers that syncs with your phone over Bluetooth; it will allow weather, text messages, etc. from the phone to be viewed right on your wrist. (Thanks Doug!)

How many times have you been walking down the street, and you think some dude is talking to you, when he’s on his stupid Bluetooth headset. Here, Ed Bassmaster milks the concept for chuckles.

From the maker of the Jawbone Icon comes the Jambox, a wireless speaker/speakerphone. Its dual acoustic speakers have a maximum output of 85dB, while its battery lasts up to 10 hours.

BlueAnt’s T1 Bluetooth Headset boasts the best wind noise reduction ever by with clear audio at wind speeds of up to 22 mph; also: A2DP podcast streaming and turn-by-turn GPS.

Now available: Aliph’s Jawbone ICON is their latest bluetooth headset with six distinct designs; each boasts a visual battery gauge, a MyTALK app store, and NoiseAssassin 2.5.

Jaybird’s Sportsband hits a small, but underserved niche; ideal for fit multitaskers, the headphones sport an adjustable band, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR/A2DP, button controls, and microphone.

Available at AT&T stores 11/8/09, Jabra’s STONE ups the style ante for bluetooth earpieces; it packs a noise-canceling mic, touch-sensitive shell, A2DP, and charging dock.

Making the best out of a farmer’s tan, this Solar Bluetooth Headset squeezes in a solar panel that’ll charge while you chat; it supports A2DP, multiple pairing and can charge via USB too.

Plantronic’s Discovery 975 bluetooth headphones are style oriented, with chrome and pleather alongside dual mics, one-touch controls and a case that also doubles as a charger.

Similar to tech used by the military, Motorola’s Endeavor HX1 uses bone conduction to cut out wind noise and focus on your voice; the Bluetooth headset ships July 2009 in Asia.