Admit it or not, cell phones have been the primary culprit in most of the vehicular accidents involving the youth. Unfortunately, no law has been imposed to stop sending and receiving messages from the phones. It is exactly because of this reason why the University of Utah has been pushed to innovate a car key that will remind all drivers specially the young ones to stop using their gadgets while driving. When the key is being used in the car it will automatically send signal to the phone that will cause the phone to display a ’stop’ sign.

The University of Utah applied its invented key, which is called the ‘Key2SafeDriving’, for a license. A 6-month waiting period is anticipated before the phone will be available for sale.

The Bluetooth BH-504 is included to Nokia’s latest announcement of its news line of headphones. Bluetooth BH-504 is just right for users who wish to listen to the music via their own handset without bothering about the wires. It is also loaded with echo and noise cancellation, perfect for handsfree talking. The BH-504 offers up to 7.5 hours of music playback, 9 hours of talk time, or 3.75 days (90 hours) of standby time.

All of the latest headphones offer streaming audio straight from any Bluetooth capable gadget. Meanwhile, the other wired headphones that were included in Nokia’s announcement are the over-the-ear styled WH-500, the in-ear WH-800, and the WH-202 ear buds.

Another announcement from Plantronics has been released featuring the Voyager 835. The gadget is a Bluetooth headset boasting of a dual-microphone that reduces unnecessary noise in the music. The Voyager 835 uses AudioIQ and Windsmart expertise to scrutinize audio and endeavor to classify and abolish background noise. Thus, an enhanced music experience can be expected.

In addition, the Voyager 835 offers a multi-tasking tool that enables users to connect the headset to two devices at once. Although weighing only 12g (.4oz), the Voyager 835 can withstand up to 5 hours of uninterrupted talk time.

This new Bluetooth headset is set to be available in October at US$119.95.

Finally, cell phone users don’t have to worry about finding a place to plug their chargers in. Powerfilm, Inc. is offering an eco-friendly way of re-charging and using cell phone devices.

Just recently, the company has introduced the use of solar energy for a very environment-friendly and economic way of supporting mobile phone devices. During the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2008 that was held in Salt Lake City, Powerfilm, Inc. explains how the power of the sun can energize a USB as well as an AA Solar Charger by using a very thin solar panel films weighing about 4.5 ounce.

So go out in the beach, treat your family to a picnic, or go camping with your loved ones. Whichever you like to do, just remember to bring your handsets. Who care about electrical chargers? Throw them away! =)