15 June 2012

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Lumiappaday #212: Finger Slayer demoed on the Nokia Lumia 800

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 02:54 PM PDT

Finger Slayer is a super simple reaction style game where you put your finger in a little figner guillotine. It counts down to 3, 2, 1 and any time after that the blade will fall. You have to take your finger off so it doesn’t get cut in order to gain points and not lose the finger. If you do it too early, you also lose. Obviously you won’t be losing any actual fingers in the game.

It’s apparently a super hit of a game on iOS.

#212) Finger Slayer 

Price: FREE

Link: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-GB/apps/57364196-aa70-4c06-8dbd-2542813d1998

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HzCGJkuGvs

Developer Blurb:

 

★The super hit iOS game from RV App Studios, is now available on your Windows Phone 7!★

 

Finger Slayer is most thrilling reaction time game specially designed for Windows Phone. Test your reaction time by trying to evade the guillotine blade.

 

Simply place your finger on guillotine circle and wait for 3,2,1 & Go count. After Go count remove your finger as soon as blade drops. The longer you wait till the blade falls the higher the score. Also if you remove your finger to early then the game ends so timing is essential.

 

★ Features:

✓ Endless Game Mode

✓ Realistic sound effects

 

▲ We’re already working on a new update! In the mean time, please keep playing, keep reviewing, and keep sharing the app with your friends. We’ll keep providing updates! :- )

 

Thank you for playing Finger Slayer!

Rating:

Design: 7

Usability: 8

Performance: 8

Price: 10

Nokia 808 PureView available in Pakistan and Philippines (And Sweden)

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 06:00 AM PDT

 

I’ve been hearing some news from our Filipino readers/friends that the Nokia 808 PureView is available in the Philippines.

There’s nothing yet on Nokia Philippines facebook page but the Nokia Pakistan page says the Nokia 808 PureView is available in Pakistan.

Your wait is finally over – The revolution in imaging technology has hit Pakistan! Nokia 808 PureView is now available!

Thanks Taha, anonymous and others for the tip

Oh, whilst we’re here, a retailer in Sweden has the 808 available.

http://www.katshing.se/mobiler/nokia/nokia_808-15539_29027

Cheer Mats for the tip

Press Release: Nokia announces executive changes; renews Leadership Team

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 04:47 AM PDT

Final part of the individual press releases I think. This should explain a little bit more about the reshuffling going on at Nokia’s leadership team.

As a summary from the last post.

Promotions/Staying
  • Juha Putkiranta as executive vice president of Operations;
  • Timo Toikkanen as executive vice president of Mobile Phones;
  • Chris Weber as executive vice president of Sales and Marketing;
  • Tuula Rytila as senior vice president of Marketing and Chief Marketing Officer;
  • Susan Sheehan as senior vice president of Communications.
  • Putkiranta, Toikkanen and Weber will join the Nokia Leadership Team effective July 1, 2012.
Out:
  • Jerri DeVard steps down as chief marketing officer;
  • Mary McDowell steps down as executive vice president of Mobile Phones; and
  • Niklas Savander steps down as executive vice president of Markets.
  • DeVard, McDowell and Savander will all continue in advisory roles through the transition of their roles; however, they step down from the Nokia Leadership Team effective June 30, 2012.

Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced that it has appointed Juha Putkiranta as executive vice president of operations; Timo Toikkanen as executive vice president of Mobile Phones, Chris Weber as executive vice president of sales and marketing; Tuula Rytila as senior vice president and chief marketing officer; and Susan Sheehan as senior vice president of communications. Putkiranta, Toikkanen and Weber also will join the Nokia Leadership Team effective July 1, 2012.

Formerly, Putkiranta was senior vice president, supply chain; Weber was senior vice president Markets, Americas, and Toikkanen was vice president, business development, programs and special projects.

Rytila, who will report to Weber, was formerly senior vice president of portfolio and business management, and Sheehan, who reports to Elop, was vice president of communications.

Nokia also announced the following executives are stepping down from the Nokia Leadership Team effective June 30, 2012 to pursue other opportunities outside of Nokia: Jerri DeVard, executive vice president and chief marketing officer; Mary McDowell, executive vice president of Mobile Phones; and Niklas Savander, executive vice president of Markets.

DeVard, who joined the company in January 2011, led Nokia’s marketing and brand management and served as a member of the Nokia Leadership Team.

McDowell has held a number of senior management positions at Nokia, including serving on the NAVTEQ board of directors, and most recently led Nokia’s global mobile phones business unit. She has served as a member of the Nokia Leadership Team since joining the company in 2004.

Since 1997, Savander has held a number of senior management positions at Nokia and Nokia Networks, including serving on the NAVTEQ Board of Directors and the Nokia Siemens Networks Board of Directors. Most recently, Savander led Nokia’s sales, marketing, supply chain, manufacturing operations and information technology teams and has served as a member of the Nokia Leadership team since 2006.  Savander also will step down from the Nokia Siemens Network Board of Directors, effective June 30, 2012.

DeVard, McDowell and Savander will serve as senior advisors to Nokia through the transition of their roles.

Quotes

“Juha has demonstrated exceptionally strong leadership in leading our supply chain operations,” said Stephen Elop. “His breadth of experience at Nokia will help with our focus.”

“Timo is well known as an engaging leader with valuable business acumen and keen insights into delivering customer satisfaction,” said Stephen Elop. “These attributes will be key as we progress through our transformation.”

“Chris has made tremendous strides in kick starting our re-entry into the US and his track record of driving results will serve Nokia well,” said Stephen Elop.

“Tuula is widely known at Nokia for her versatility, creativity and focus on results,” said Stephen Elop. “She has played an instrumental role in Lumia product marketing and strategy, which will be valuable moving forward.”

“Susan brings a breadth of experience in the technology industry to her new role,” said Stephen Elop. “Her experience in consumer, employee and financial communications will serve us well through this transition.”

“Jerri has made a positive impact on Nokia’s advertising, marketing and brand efforts. Our marketing has made great strides under her leadership,” said Stephen Elop. “I will particularly miss the fresh insight and new energy that Jerri injected into the Nokia brand.”

“Mary’s leadership has been instrumental in our efforts to connect the next billion people to the Internet through innovation in new devices and services,” said Stephen Elop. “Under her direction, Nokia has brought new opportunities to consumers throughout growth markets and contributed strongly to Nokia’s business. I will miss the value she has brought to Nokia.”

“During his 16-year Nokia career, Niklas has successfully supported our growth and transformation through leadership roles in groups ranging from services to, most recently, sales, marketing, supply chain and IT,” said Stephen Elop. “Niklas has been a valued partner to me during my tenure at Nokia and his many ongoing contributions will be missed.”

Press Release: EQT VI to acquire Vertu from Nokia

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 04:35 AM PDT

Here’s a little bit more info on what’s happening regarding Nokia divesting Vertu.

I’m not sure myself why Nokia is selling of Vertu if it is one of the only things showing growth over the past few years at Nokia.

Independent investment positions Vertu for future growth

Espoo, Finland – Nokia has agreed terms for EQT VI, part of the leading private equity group in Northern Europe, to acquire Vertu, the global leader in luxury mobile phones, from Nokia.

Nokia believes that this is the best option for the next step in Vertu’s journey of delivering excellence, enabling the brand to focus on increased opportunities for growth in the luxury category.

“With its strong brand, undisputed category leadership and attractive growth outlook, Vertu fits well with EQT VI’s investment strategy. EQT VI is excited about the opportunity to develop Vertu as a standalone company and plans to drive the development of the luxury mobile phone category through significant investments in retail expansion, marketing and product development,” said Jan Ståhlberg, Partner at EQT Partners, Investment Advisor to EQT VI.

Having delivered double digit sales growth over the past few years, Vertu continues to lead its class with a portfolio of high end mobile phones, increasingly led by its smartphones and tailored services, offering unique access, experiences and opportunities to a discerning and growing customer base.

“This is a logical next step in the evolution of Vertu as the world leader in luxury mobile products,” said Perry Oosting, President of Vertu. “Since Vertu began in 1998, our business has grown every year, due to the efforts of our talented workforce and the unique products and services we offer to our customers. We believe that EQT VI will position Vertu to continue to grow and lead in our marketplace.”

Striking the perfect balance between an unparalleled art of craftsmanship and modern technology, Vertu offers an unrivalled range of category leading mobile phones as functional as they are aesthetically desirable.

Vertu prides itself on being a pioneer in delivering relevant, tailored luxury information and services direct to mobile handsets through Vertu Concierge, and continues to expand this proposition to deliver unparalleled customer service.

Vertu is headquartered in Church Crookham, UK and employs approximately 1,000 people worldwide.

The transaction, the terms of which are confidential, is expected to close during the second half of 2012, subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions. Nokia will retain a 10% minority shareholding in Vertu.

Note to editors: Vertu images are available at http://media.vertu.com/

Press Release: Nokia to acquire developers, technologies and intellectual property for imaging from Scalado

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 04:31 AM PDT

 

 

Here are the individual press releases from the big news unveilled today. First up, Nokia getting Scalado.

As I mentioned before, Scalado has some very exciting stuff related to imaging. Scalado PhotoFlow on Symbian was pretty cool, as well as the enhanced camera effects with Scalado’s face timemachine thing (as highlighted most recently by BB10, who did not mention Scalado at all).

Check out some of their cool products here: http://www.scalado.com/display/en/Products

Acquisition aimed at enhancing imaging experiences for Nokia Lumia devices

Espoo, Finland and Lund, Sweden: Nokia is announcing plans to acquire world-class imaging specialists as well as all technologies and intellectual property from Scalado AB.

“Nokia has been working with Scalado for more than ten years and they’ve contributed to many of our leading imaging applications,” said Jo Harlow, executive vice president, Smart Devices at Nokia. “This transaction would enable us to combine our leadership in camera devices with their expertise in imaging, helping people move beyond taking pictures to capturing moments and emotions and then reliving them in many different ways.”

The Lund site is planned to become a key site for Nokia’s imaging software for smartphones, in addition to Nokia’s existing locations in Espoo and Tampere, Finland.

“This is a great opportunity for many of our people to show their leadership in imaging and to continue to build its future,” said Håkan Persson, chief executive officer of Scalado AB. “Doing this as part of Nokia, already a leader in mobile imaging, will reinforce the strength of the technologies and competences developed at Scalado. We are very excited about this opportunity, which is a natural next step in our longstanding relationship with Nokia.”

The transaction, which is subject to customary closing conditions, is expected to close during the third quarter of 2012. The terms of the transaction are confidential.

Leak(?): Vertu running WP8 with 64GB and “Cloud Storage” in tow

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 01:49 AM PDT

WPXap have reportedly gotten hold of images of a Vertu device running WP8. The pics show the about screen, detailing the 64gb internal storage(says 54.72 gb, but you need to remember OS takes space and 64GB is based on 1GB=1000MB), as well as showing device model as Vertu, and OS version.

Not sure how reliable these images can be, but since Nokia has sold off Vertu, it is plausible that this prototype device has made its way into the wrong hands.

As you can see from the above image, there is something called “Cloud Storage” now in the settings menu. Here you can select to have cloud storage enabled on your device, as well as giving you a glance of how large your SkyDrive account is, and also how much free space you have left on your account.

Side Note: I never understood why Vertu never ran a good OS, instead only recently being updated to Symbian Anna. To me, being an “exclusive” device, it should have been running something unique, like MeeGo-Harmattan.

Source: WPXap via Nokia Innovation

Big Nokia News today: Scalado in, Vertu, DeVard, Savander, McDowell out, 10,000 to go by 2013 and more

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 01:30 AM PDT

Oh here we go. I was warned of some major news coming today but I wanted to wait it out instead of getting buried in speculation.

Here we go, official Press Release. There’s quite a lot to take in:

  • Nokia Buys Scalado! They’ve produced some fantastic image viewers, image apps, most recently we’ve seen them in Nokia’s image app that does the whole blackberry10 face rewind thing. Strengthens Nokia’s imaging assets. Hurrah, more strength to PureView!
  • Several reductions and closures.
  • Focusing of marketing and sales activities. I hope to God they step up marketing. Marketing, whilst improving slightly at Nokia is still letting it down, failing to connect the consumers to Nokia’s unique assets.
  • Vertu divested to private equity firm
  • 10,000 positions to be reduced GLOBALLY by the end of 2013
Starts with the Shuffling of the executives
Promotions/Staying
  • Juha Putkiranta as executive vice president of Operations;
  • Timo Toikkanen as executive vice president of Mobile Phones;
  • Chris Weber as executive vice president of Sales and Marketing;
  • Tuula Rytila as senior vice president of Marketing and Chief Marketing Officer;
  • Susan Sheehan as senior vice president of Communications.
  • Putkiranta, Toikkanen and Weber will join the Nokia Leadership Team effective July 1, 2012.
Out:
  • Jerri DeVard steps down as chief marketing officer;
  • Mary McDowell steps down as executive vice president of Mobile Phones; and
  • Niklas Savander steps down as executive vice president of Markets.
  • DeVard, McDowell and Savander will all continue in advisory roles through the transition of their roles; however, they step down from the Nokia Leadership Team effective June 30, 2012.
I’m not quite sure what to make of that.
Whilst I was at Finland one of my consistent complaints was about marketing letting great Nokia devices down. Awesome accessories, incredible products – but the marketing was not showing any of it, there was no focus, no consistency (some ads/promos may be great and then some are dull as heck). Now I didn’t expect their head of marketing to go though, just shape up a bit. It doesn’t say anything about DeVard stepping down as EVP though they’re all exiting Nokia Leadership team from June 30th.
Mary McDowell stepping down – the head of mobilephones.
McDowell was key for whatever the next billion was supposed to be. We’re still yet to see it, especially whatever Qt for the next billion was supposed to be. It makes me anxious because Nokia’s non-smartphone segment faltered in the last quarter, which, if it had maintained Q4 level sales would still see Nokia grasping at Number 1. We need to see where the next billion thing is supposed to be going. S40 touch is a nice transition but I’m looking forward to whatever Meltemi eventually becomes. Timo Toikkanen is in charge of this now.
 I’m sure some people who were very much against McDowell being at Nokia will still change their tune again here just for the sake of complaining. Well let me remind some of you of your reactions so you can at least try to be consistent.

http://mynokiablog.com/2012/03/22/vote-for-nokias-mary-mcdowell-and-the-next-billion-project-as-reshaper-of-mobile-industry/

BTW, Who is Timo Toikkanen? Hopefully I’ve pulled up the right linkedin profile.
  • Senior SW Designer at Ixonos
  • Ixonos has done quite a bit of work with MeeGo
  • Huge past in software. If anyone is to be key as to what’s happening with Meltemi and next billion software, this guy sounds like he fits the bill. SW Engineer at Protomo Jyväskylä, Specialist, SW Production Support at Nokia, Test Designer at Nokia Networks Oy,
As for Niklas – I’ve not really thought a lot about his position at Nokia.
  • More cash out – 1 Billion Euros as part of the restructuring of devices and services b the end of 2013.
  • This is in addition to the cumulative 0.9Billion at the end of Q1 2012.
  • By the end of Q4, Nokia had cumulative restructuring related cashflow of 450 million
  • From Q2 2012 onwards, cash outflows expected to be 650 million in 2012, 600M in 2013.
  • Total expected restructuring charges related to restructuring – 1.9 Billion
  • Non cash charges around 200m
  • Supposedly designed to return Nokia’s Devices and Services to sustainable non-IFRS operating profitability ASAP.
  • Nokia expects competitive industry dynamics to NEGATIVELY IMPACT Devices and Services into Q3 2012. Oh hear we go…
  • Nokia expects non IFRS Devices and Services operating margin in Q2 to be below Q1, by level of -3%, similar outlook when Q1 was announced.

“Nokia is significantly increasing its cost reduction target for Devices & Services in support of the streamlined strategy announced today,” said Timo Ihamuotila, executive vice president and CFO. “With these planned actions, we believe our Devices & Services business has a clear path to profitability. Nokia intends to maintain its strong financial position while proceeding aggressively with actions aimed at creating shareholder value.”

I’d like to follow this up more but must step out for a while…full info at least is from the press release. I’ll update when I get back.

 Press Release

Company announces targeted investments in key growth areas, operational changes and significantly increased cost reduction target

Company lowers Devices & Services outlook for the second quarter 2012

Nokia Corporation
Stock exchange release
June 14, 2012 at 9.30 (CET+1)

Espoo, Finland – Nokia today outlined a range of planned actions aimed at sharpening its strategy, improving its operating model and returning the company to profitable growth. While planning to significantly reduce its operating expenses, Nokia remains focused on the unique experiences offered by its smartphones and feature phones, including an increased emphasis on location-based services.

Nokia’s strategy is about delivering great mobile products that sense the world. Nokia plans to:

- Invest strongly in products and experiences that make Lumia smartphones stand out and available to more consumers;
- Invest in location-based services as an area of competitive differentiation for Nokia products and extend its location-based platform to new industries; and
- Improve the competitiveness and profitability of its feature phone business.

To execute this strategy, Nokia is making changes to its management team by tapping into the strong leadership bench at the company.

To support this period of transition, Nokia intends to improve its operating model by significantly reducing its Device & Services operating expenses, substantially reducing its headcount and reducing its factory footprint. As a result, Nokia intends to return to sustainable non-IFRS operating profitability in Devices & Services as soon as possible.

“We are increasing our focus on the products and services that our consumers value most while continuing to invest in the innovation that has always defined Nokia,” said Stephen Elop, Nokia president and CEO. “We intend to pursue an even more focused effort on Lumia, continued innovation around our feature phones, while placing increased emphasis on our location-based services. However, we must re-shape our operating model and ensure that we create a structure that can support our competitive ambitions.”

Targeted investments
In Smart Devices, Nokia plans to extend its strategy by broadening the price range of Lumia and continuing to differentiate with the Windows Phone platform, new materials, new technologies and location-based services. In line with this strategy, Nokia today announced the planned acquisition of assets from Sweden-based Scalado, which currently has imaging technology on more than 1 billion devices. This acquisition is aimed at strengthening Nokia’s imaging assets.

Nokia’s location-based platform is expected to be another principal area of investment as Nokia plans to differentiate its portfolio of Lumia smartphones with leading location-based services including navigation and visual search applications such as the recently announced Nokia City Lens. Additionally, the company plans to extend its mapping technology to multiple industries to strengthen the platform and generate new revenue.

In Mobile Phones, Nokia intends to improve its competitiveness and profitability. Nokia aims to further develop its Series 40 and Series 30 devices, and invest in key feature phone technologies like the Nokia Browser, aiming to be the world’s most data efficient mobile browser. Early results of this innovation can be found in Nokia’s latest Asha feature phones which offer a full-touch screen experience at lower prices.

Operational changes and updated cost reduction target
Balancing its investment priorities, Nokia plans to rescale the company by making additional reductions in Devices & Services. Nokia plans to pursue a range of planned measures including:

- Reductions within certain research and development projects, resulting in the planned closure of its facilities in Ulm, Germany and Burnaby, Canada;
- Consolidation of certain manufacturing operations, resulting in the planned closure of its manufacturing facility in Salo, Finland. Research and Development efforts in Salo to continue;
- Focusing of marketing and sales activities, including prioritizing key markets;
- Streamlining of IT, corporate and support functions; and
- Reductions related to non-core assets, including possible divestments.

As a result of the planned changes announced today, Nokia plans to reduce up to 10,000 positions globally by the end of 2013. Nokia is beginning the process of engaging with employee representatives in accordance with country-specific legal requirements.

“These planned reductions are a difficult consequence of the intended actions we believe we must take to ensure Nokia’s long-term competitive strength,” added Elop. “We do not make plans that may impact our employees lightly, and as a company we will work tirelessly to ensure that those at risk are offered the support, options and advice necessary to find new opportunities.”

Taking into account these planned measures the company now targets to reduce its Devices & Services non-IFRS operating expenses to an annualized run rate of approximately EUR 3.0 billion by the end of 2013. This is an update to Nokia’s target to reduce Devices & Services non-IFRS operating expenses by more than EUR 1.0 billion for the full year 2013, compared to the full year 2010 Devices & Services non-IFRS operating expenses of EUR 5.35 billion. This means that in addition to the already achieved annualized run rate saving of approximately EUR 700 million at the end of first quarter 2012, the company targets to implement approximately EUR 1.6 billion of additional cost reductions by the end of 2013.

As part of these planned changes, Nokia will closely assess the future of certain non-core assets. In line with this, Nokia today announced plans to divest Vertu, its luxury mobile phones business to EQT VI, a European private equity firm.

Renewed leadership team
Nokia also announced today in a separate press release a number of changes to its senior leadership. Nokia announced that it has appointed Juha Putkiranta as executive vice president of Operations; Timo Toikkanen as executive vice president of Mobile Phones; Chris Weber as executive vice president of Sales and Marketing; Tuula Rytila as senior vice president of Marketing and Chief Marketing Officer; and Susan Sheehan as senior vice president of Communications. Putkiranta, Toikkanen and Weber will join the Nokia Leadership Team effective July 1, 2012.

Jerri DeVard steps down as chief marketing officer; Mary McDowell steps down as executive vice president of Mobile Phones; and Niklas Savander steps down as executive vice president of Markets. DeVard, McDowell and Savander will all continue in advisory roles through the transition of their roles; however, they step down from the Nokia Leadership Team effective June 30, 2012.

Financial impact and outlook for Devices & Services
Nokia expects further charges of approximately EUR 1.0 billion relating to restructuring activities in Devices & Services by the end of 2013 in connection with its updated Devices & Services operating expense target. This is in addition to cumulative charges of approximately EUR 900 million recognized as of the end of first quarter 2012 in connection with previously announced restructuring activities. By the end of the first quarter 2012, Nokia had cumulative restructuring related cash outflows of approximately EUR 450 million. From the second quarter 2012 onwards, Nokia expects restructuring related cash outflows to be approximately EUR 650 million in 2012 and approximately EUR 600 million in 2013. Out of the total expected charges relating to restructuring activities of EUR 1.9 billion, Nokia expects non-cash charges to be approximately EUR 200 million.

These cost reduction measures are designed to return Nokia’s Devices & Services business to sustainable non-IFRS operating profitability as soon as possible.

During the second quarter 2012, competitive industry dynamics are negatively affecting the Smart Devices business unit to a somewhat greater extent than previously expected. Furthermore, while visibility remains limited, Nokia expects competitive industry dynamics to continue to negatively impact Devices & Services in the third quarter 2012. Nokia now expects its non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the second quarter 2012 to be below the first quarter 2012 level of negative 3.0%. This compares to the previous outlook of similar to or below the first quarter level of negative 3.0%.

“Nokia is significantly increasing its cost reduction target for Devices & Services in support of the streamlined strategy announced today,” said Timo Ihamuotila, executive vice president and CFO. “With these planned actions, we believe our Devices & Services business has a clear path to profitability. Nokia intends to maintain its strong financial position while proceeding aggressively with actions aimed at creating shareholder value.”

Nokia will be hosting a conference call today at 13:00 UK time (8:00 EST). The dial-in number for media (listen only – the question and answer session will be limited to financial analysts and investors only) is +1 706 634 5012. Conference ID: 90228970.

The dial-in number for financial analysts and investors is US: +1 888 636 1561. Conference ID: 90228970. UK: +44 1452 560 299. Conference ID: 90489609.

A replay of the call will be available soon after the call completion. The replay number is US: +1 800 585 8367.  Conference ID: 90228970 . UK: +44 1452 550 000. Conference ID: 90489609.

Nokia will provide full second quarter results and more details when it reports its second quarter 2012 results on July 19, 2012.

http://press.nokia.com/2012/06/14/nokia-sharpens-strategy-and-provides-updates-to-its-targets-and-outlook/

Thanks Prasenjit for the tip

 

Video: Nokia Reaction, very intuitive NFC Bluetooth Headset announced – demoed with Nokia N9 #earDetection

Posted: 14 Jun 2012 12:47 AM PDT

Well, well, well – the much awaited Nokia Reaction bluetooth headset is now official. Much awaited as its name was leaked a few times on Navifirm.

I was hoping it would be a successor to the bH-905 (though there was a small possibility it would be instead part of the 904 earpiece family)

This bluetooth headset is NFC capable, BUT it has something cool called ‘ear detection’ where if you decide to pick up the phone instead, it will automatically accept the call through the phone. LOL, I’ve had a few instances in the past wondering why I couldn’t hear the caller, forgetting the BT headphones were active.

Contains 3 integrated microphones and volume control – helps you hear the world talk without raising the volume.

Advanced always ready feature – the moment you take it out of the holster, it connects to receive calls. Whilst in the holster of course, it stays powered down.

I like it – it’s a very intuitive bluetooth earpiece.

I love that chair. That’s a bluetooth Luna headset right? :p
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