Aliph™ announced that Jawbone ICON users can now listen to music, podcasts, sports scores and more. Powered by A2DP technology, this new capability lets users listen to a broad range of audio files in ...

The headset paves the way for a device that will eventually be an audio interface for your computer, cell phone, and video-game console. Today, Aliph has announced the newest iteration of its Jawbone ...

Aliph knows how to do good design. Its hot-selling Jawbone Bluetooth headset has won awards and seen great sales. Now the company is launching a new model of Bluetooth headset, dubbed Jawbone Icon, ...

The Jawbone has always been the fashion queen of consumer Bluetooth headsets, and the Jawbone Icon upholds that reputation with flair. Dubbed with names such as “The Hero,” “The Thinker” and “The ...

Aliph unveiled the latest version of its popular Jawbone Bluetooth headset. The new Jawbone ICON features a software platform called MyTALK that lets you personalize and update the headset using a ...

Mark Gibbs ponders what matters, other than software, in the world of personal connectivity and concludes that cell phones are the most important. And that means you need a great headset … If you had ...

Although Bluetooth headsets are a regrettable fashion choice for everyone short of the cyberpunk-enthused Secret Service agent, the Jawbone line has always been one of the more interesting brands out ...

Bluetooth headsets are love ’em or leave ’em devices. Some folks (like me) swear by them, and some (the more fashionably conscious perhaps) think it carries geekhood just a bit too far. I’ve been a ...

Bluetooth headset maker Aliph announced the launch of its Jawbone series, consisting of six headsets all including MyTalk, which the company is billing as an industry-first platform for Bluetooth ...

SAN FRANCISCO – March 16, 2011 – Jawbone, a leading innovator of products and services for the mobile lifestyle, today announced it has secured $49 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz. The ...

If you had to pick a technology, excluding software, that has caused the biggest transformation of personal productivity, what would you select? Microsoft Office? Nope, I said not software … come on ...