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Gadget accessories brand UBON has launched its J1 Magic Sunglasses, which feature open-ear speakers and can be connected to smartphones via Bluetooth for easy calling. The sunglasses, priced at Rs 1,999 ($27), come in grey and black and offer six months of warranty. They also have features such as anti-UVA/UVB protection, waterproofing, and a built-in microphone.

The Zone Wireless 2 headset cuts local background sounds by using high-quality noise-canceling mics.

Sennheiser's Accentum Wireless deliver great sound and noise cancellation in a bare-bones, affordable set of headphones.

In a spirit of goodwill and cooperation, we hereby authorise you to continue to use the name, Harald Bluetooth, for the next 1,000 years, said a symbolic statement from the Jelling museum, which owns the eponymous runestones that tell the story of the king and his family.

Logitech has unveiled Wave Keys, a wireless ergonomic keyboard with a unique wave design that makes typing more comfortable.

Tivoli Audio’s Music System Home Gen 2 is a mix of retro and modern that’s not so common with speakers.

In a historic gesture, Denmark has officially granted the creators of Bluetooth technology the right to use the name and symbol of Danish King Harald "Bluetooth "Gormsson.

Large families seeking a multipurpose vehicle that can haul children to soccer practice have a growing number of options to choose from.

Noise is the cause of a number of health issues, including physical and mental stress.

For many, it is a given that South Africa is falling behind the rest of Africa in its tech readiness, writes Arthur Goldstuck