Cellboost

Every cell phone has one thing in common that they need power to operate. This power comes from the re-chargeable battery that each phone has. When-ever the charge depletes, you charge it again with an adapter. At times, owing to your over-sight, you may forget to top up the charge of your battery and run out of power, when the mobile phone shuts down. You were in the middle of a conversation. With your mobile now without power, you are unable to call him back. What do you do?

This is where you need, what is called a Cellboost. It comes with a plug which fits into your cell phone, and provides power for approximately 60 minutes of talk time. The unit is a small, light-weight hard container, which can be carried in a brief case, as a pocket book, or in your car’s glove compartment.

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There are several ways that electronic devices may be connected to each other.

• Component cables
• Electrical wires
• Ethernet cables
• WiFi
• Infrared signals

The community of electronic devices that you have is made up of your computers, entertainment systems, telephones, and the various pieces and parts of the systems. Communication can be established between these devices using variety of wires, cables, radio signals and infrared light beams, including a wide range of connectors, plugs and protocols. Bluetooth is another art of establishing connectivity between these devices.

You need a Bluetooth enabled cell phone to have a wireless connection between your cell phone and your head set. For a better understanding of the advancement of technology, Bluetooth is an in-expensive way for different devices to communicate with each other, with the help of a secure, short range radio frequency. With this technology you can achieve up-to seven established connectivity at any one time, including cell phones, headsets, cameras, Global Positioning System (GPS) devices, printers, keyboards, handheld computers, and even Bluetooth-capable cars.

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Corporate Telecommunications gains around 90 per cent of its revenue from the sale and distribution of headsets. The company predicted three years ago that these small devices were going places. Here’s why…

Corporate Telecommunications, or CorpTel as it is known to its friends, is going from strength to strength. After sitting down and wondering just three years ago if putting so much effort into the distribution of headsets was a recipe for disaster, the company is now very comfortable in its decision to stick with these peripherals.

The advent of wireless, VoIP and new regulations and legislation such as the Noise at Work Directive are only increasing demand and sophistication of headsets, and swelling pockets at CorpTel. The company generated 30 per cent profit on a ?7.3 million turnover for end of financial year December 2005, from an original prediction of ?5 million. This year, it has projected to make a turnover of ?9 million with a 28% profit margin. “We’ve gone from strength to strength,”states Paul Baxter, general manager at CorpTel. “Thanks to wireless headsets and VoIP functionality, headsets are just getting more popular.

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