Bluetooth Headsets Smarter

Today we see more and more guys who go around with your hands free and Bluetooth headsets in their ears all day. Angle, a concept design that has won the "Best Usage" prize in a student contest sponsored by Orange, in fact, offers an intriguing: The headset will fit your iPhone when not in use, and when you feel the need to go hands-free, you may accidentally slip over the ear in one fluid motion. have thought about how to make a Bluetooth headset user-friendly now, Everything is in the move. With a simple gesture, it answers the call by sliding the phone to your ear. The movement naturally arises towards the low angle to your ear and you can now benefit from hands-free communication.

Of course, a square-shaped key hanging off the side of the head is no less of an idiot looks like a standard Bluetooth headset. But the idea of ​​integrating the headset and charger natural shape of the iPhone is undeniably brilliant from a user experience point of view. And if this "swipe on" motion works really well in real life, as it does in the video, you can bet it will be hiring these guys Jawbone or steal their ideas early enough. Consider it a public service: no one should be forced to wear these ridiculous cyborg devices in public unless you're actually taking a call.