Aware of the growing problem, SuperTooth HD was designed as
a solution for not only cell phone calls, but for e-mailing, texting and social
networking alike. Bluetooth solutions have been available for some time in many
form factors, but SuperTooth fast-forwards the concept by leaps and bounds.
It pairs with up to eight Bluetooth enabled devices, but
will only work with two at a time. With A2DP support, it will automatically
detect and pair most late model phones. After pairing, the device will automatically
input your cellphones address book for voice recognition of inbound callers. I
was amazed as it quickly and steadily imported my 2,000 contacts. (Maybe it’s
time I cleaned out some of those old phone numbers.)
A couple of 2-1/2” speakers pair up with a 5.4 watt
amplifier to enable music or podcast streaming , loud enough to be heard over
typical background noise, even with the windows down. A large
analog wheel makes for simple volume control and a pair of LED lights gives you
confirmation of charging and connectivity.
But that’s all just the normal operation. SuperTooth HD
gives you a free six-month subscription to the “Dial2Do” service that really
expands the capability of your device. Enter your contacts and now you can send
emails, tweets and Facebook posts – all hands free. By logging in to your
Facebook and Twitter accounts, you enable the service to record your voice and
actually make posts to your accounts just by touching the Hands Free Assistant
button.
Can’t wait to tell your crowd about something you just
passed on the way home – you don’t have to anymore. Without taking your eyes
from the road, you can make a Facebook post with your own voice as a MP3
recording and the Hands Free Assistant also transcribes your call.
There is also a premium service which you can sign up for
that enables up to 30 additional services including list managers like Remember
the Milk, Toodledo, Evernote, 30Boxes, etc. You can also access calendars, weather, and
more.
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