There’s been hints of it coming as early as February , but we now have a smoking gun at the FCC: the Galaxy S III is coming to T-Mobile. A Samsung SGH-T999 has popped up at the agency sporting newly added 1,700MHz AWS support that’s the telltale sign of a T-Mobile device, along with the T999 name itself (the T989 is the network’s Galaxy S II ). It also totes 850MHz and 1,900MHz WCDMA bands being used for HSPA+ data rather than just voice, a clue that the phone is ready for refarmed GSM spectrum
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Samsung Galaxy S III for T-Mobile hits FCC, brings future-proofed HSPA+ for good measure
Speakers these days! They are everywhere , in constantly evolving iterations, smaller and more versatile than ever before. Singaporean manufacturer X-mini has a pretty good foothold in this game with a consistent brand message of “Sound Beyond Size.” That indicates the portability, mass, and reproductive capacity of its products in a pretty nebulous fashion, so we decided to grab its latest offering, the Bluetooth-toting KAI, and place it in our real lives for a few months
It looks like adding Bluetooth 4.0 was just the trick for taking the Pebble smartwatch over the edge — and by over the edge, we mean to an insane level of Kickstarter success. The watch not only crossed the $10 million fundraising mark — it aimed for a paltry $100k — but its initial 85,000 units are now sold out. The campaign still has eight days to go, and though additional backers won’t get in on that first wave of Pebbles, there’s a second batch on the way
HTC One X camera apparently can be controlled with certain Bluetooth headset. A Chinese gadget enthusiasts at ePrice discovered it is possible to operate the shutter mechanism on the camera by pressing button combinations on the headset. 
Move over Jambox , there’s a new portable audio contender entering the market. The Disco2, shown off at this week’s CTIA 2012 , is SuperTooth’s smaller, more compact sequel to its O.G
There are all sorts of ways to go green these days, from driving an EV to installing super efficient light bulbs , and now Logitech’s given us an environmentally friendly way to type tactilely on a tablet. It’s a new iPad and iPad 2-friendly case called the Solar Keyboard Folio, which packs a Bluetooth keyboard powered by ambient light using the same solar cell tech found on the firm’s computer keyboards . Once topped up with photons, Logitech claims its battery will keep you typing for over 1,000 hours even in complete darkness
The music streaming accessory market is immensely saturated, but RIM is hoping to add its own flavor with its latest version of the BlackBerry Music Gateway . We took a brief look at this year’s BlackBerry World in Orlando, and were impressed by both its size and ease of use. 
It’s not the QNX-based smartphone you’ve all been waiting for, but it should give crackberry devotees something to bop along to. Outed just one day before the company’s showcase officially kicks off in Orlando, Waterloo’s trotting out its BlackBerry Music Gateway: a car / home stereo accessory that pairs with your BB handset or PlayBook tablet to wirelessly stream audio over Bluetooth with an NFC assist. The $50 peripheral, set for a June release, is meant to turn your RIM-built device into an easy-to-use remote at a distance of up to 30 feet. 
Cunning design is a wonderful thing, and this triangular bundle of smarts is almost meta! Rocketfish ‘s Sound Prism is exactly what it says it is, a three-sided speaker bar with a twist (metaphorically speaking.) Inventors, CRE8 Design studio, cooked up the clever idea of using the empty space created by a folded Apple Smart Cover . This fella neatly slips into the cubby-hole of the folded case, and attaches itself magnetically. It’s Bluetooth, so can pair up with any compatible device, but won’t look quite so snug as when used as nature — or rather its creators — intended. 
Ever thought to yourself that those Smart Covers would be so much better if they somehow had a keyboard built in? Perhaps not, but Logitech is looking to fill the void anyway
