Those who have to make copies of their phone calls, can save a new Bluetooth-headset, created by a man who in the past developed spy gadgets for the government. The project literally just started on the collective funding platform Indiegogo.
Today, there are many easy-to-use headsets with excellent sound quality, incomparable with the regular headphones of smartphones. But the beauty of Bluewire is not in this, but in the ability to record telephone conversations on a pre-installed MicroSD card that can hold up to 1,000 hours of audio recordings. In addition, the device stores information about the time of the call, the date and the caller.
Bluewire can function as a separate headset or complementary to an existing one. The device can be used with the car speakerphone system or with a computer. It works at a distance of up to 10 meters from the phone.
Access to audio recordings is carried out using a mobile satellite application that allows you to transfer a file to your phone or upload it to the Dropbox cloud store for later editing and translation into text on your work computer.
It is noteworthy that Android-users do not even need to unlock the phone to see the recorded file on their device. NFC technology allows you to transfer recordings by simply touching Bluewire to the back cover of your smartphone. The second wireless feature of the novelty is charging with a Qi-compatible rug (Qi - the standard for inductive energy transmission over a distance).
In the future, the creator of Bluewire Avi Gilor plans to make sure that incoming audio files to the phone are automatically transferred to applications like Evernote.
It is worth noting that in the past, Gilor developed various devices for government services. Among such devices were miniature cameras and microphones. He himself says that he grew up on the James Bond films.
Bluewire is offered at a price of between 149-179 dollars. The retail headset will cost .
You can see Bluewire in action on the video below.
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