Everyone knows the hand signs to tell someone to call or make a call. We even see this used in sci-fi movies to make it look like they are actually making a call with no handset or device in hand. But now it seems we may see a lot of people flashing the same hand signals with two glowing rings on their thumb and the other on the pinky finger and are actually talking to someone.

The Color Rings are the latest Bluetooth headset concept which anyone would mistake for a new trend of fashion being worn today. Presumably, the ring worn on the pinky is the one that has the mic and the other on the thumb is the earphone. A built-in distance sensor notifies you when you are about to make or receive calls whenever you place your hand to your head. Quite neat and something that negates the usual looking techie carrying out all those peripherals that make you look like a geek from outer space!

(Source) Ubergizmo

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Audio mixing to produce extended and new sounds is common and can be actually done via PCs. But today, it seems that you can do it via your iPhone thanks to the Poddio app. While we all know you can easily record audio through your iPhone, take it to the next level with this great audio mixing application without the need to download and mix it independently.

Use the Poddio app to record via your iPhone mic, and edit as you wish depending on the new sound you want to hear. The lite version comes free although there is a pro version. The pro version costs $9.99 but comes with added features such as being able to share your audio files via WiFi or FTP from your computer to your phone. It’s like having your own mobile studio at the palm of your hands.

(Source) Mashable

Tags: Apple, iPhone, iPhone, mic, Mobile Software, mobile studio, new sounds, next level, Palm, WiFi