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Grace Digital has a wonderful gadget named the XLink that is a cellular bluetooth gateway.  It utilizes your home phone convenience and merges that with your cellular phone usage.  XLink was super easy to set up and worked on my first try.  I followed the simple instructions, plugged the XLink into the phone and immediately found the XLink in my Bluetooth list.

The connection was easily established and the sound was clear.  It connected my cellphone with a standard cordless that I had in the house.  Then, I was able to use my home phone receiver but all the calls coming into my cellphone rang into the house phone.  I can see this being very practical for people with National plans that desire to call long distance with a cellphone plan but wish to use the home phone receiver.

Simple to use, very few buttons, easy to understand lights and the convenience of Bluetooth were great combinations.  Caller ID and Call Waiting work just fine, so you don’t sacrifice features, here.  You can also connect the XLink to your PC for more advanced use.

This Lexphone Telephone will keep you talking with friends and relatives but you won’t have any calls from bill collectors or long distance companies offering you a deal.

Just plug this into your computer or laptop using the USB connector, and dial out using Skype software or MSN compatible programs.  The software disc provided will guide you to your free calling options and the phone is not bulky, so you can carry it with you while traveling, too.

Lightweight and a neat gift for someone that complains about high phone bills…make their free calling dreams come true this year.

Motorola is designing and changing their phones so rapidly right now it is a challenge to keep up.  I really have one that I feel is hot right now, and especially here before the holidays, I wanted to show you what it looks like.

The Moto Z8, RIZR is definitely sleek but it also is full of great features.  The camera is a 2MP with 8x zoom and the included VGA camera is set up for two-way video calling.  A music player with playlists for MP3’s, messaging with SMS, EMS, MMS 1.2 options and email choices of SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 make this an excellent phone for most anyone on the run.

Stereo Bluetooth wireless technology is not to be forgotten here, either.  For the casual or business user, this phone has tons of upgraded features from the older RAZR and KRZR models of the past.

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