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Logitech, a company that deals with computer peripherals most of the time, has just announced a spanking new speakerphone which you might want to bring along with you wherever you go – in the form of the Logitech Mobile Speakerphone P710e, of course. This is one compact device that will offer plenty of “bite” on paper, where it is said to deliver enterprise-quality audio for the most life-like conversations. The internal battery is able to last for up to 15 hours on a single charge, and it enables individuals or small groups to easily set up an instant conference room regardless of where they are, using compatible devices such as a computer, Mac, tablet or smartphone.

Among the numerous user-friendly features of the Logitech Mobile Speakerphone P710e include a sliding top section which will reveal an integrated stand. This integrated stand will hold a mobile phone or tablet at the optimal angle so that you get to enjoy hands-free video calls. In the event of an audio-only call, users are able to place the tablet in the integrated stand, pair it up with a compact Bluetooth keyboard, and take notes during the call, letting one enjoy the benefits of a streamlined workspace. Will productivity and communication improve then? One can only hope. [Press Release]

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A handful of teens of different ethnicities and backgrounds from a Minnesota high school have a powerful message for their classmates: “It’s all about respect.”

Watch their PSA, above, where they explain what it feels like to be a minority student at a mostly-white high school.

“Sometimes we want to have a laugh that doesn’t always focus on our race, our ethnicity, or the way we look,” the students say in the video. “Sometimes there’s a pressure to go along with it, to appear to be cool with it, to fit in.”

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Cameras are typically released in rather boring finishes and are usually of the black variety, but then again we guess photographers might be more interested in how it performs rather than how it looks, right? However if you fancy yourself a bit of a fashionista and would like your camera to look as good as you, you’re in luck as Ricoh as recently announced a limited edition GR camera that may or may not be right up your alley. As expected with most, if not all, special/limited edition camera releases, the hardware under the hood will remain the same, with the main difference being its look.

In the case of the GR camera, Ricoh has given it a new color, a “stylish” green, wave-patterned body, with a silver shutter button and ring cap. It will also get a redesigned camera grip which is now in black and will come with a glossy, wood-grain finish. The lens ring of the camera will be diamond-engraved with the GR product name, and the entire package will come with exclusive accessories that include a lens hood and adapter, and a brown, genuine leather case and strap. This limited edition Ricoh GR camera will be made available mid-November 2013 for the UK and will be priced at £699.99 and will be limited to 5,000 units worldwide.

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In early August, Silent Circle shutdown its encrypted email service, having been spooked by the government-spurred Lavabit closure in late summer. Now another service is following suit, with CryptoSeal announcing that its Privacy VPN service has been completely shuttered due to concerns about government mandates and privacy violations. The specific cause of the shutdown involves […]

All right, so the big news for this evening when it comes to BlackBerry is not that the company has found a suitable suitor to take over, but rather, that BBM for iOS as well as BBM for Android are now available. Have you already downloaded BBM onto your handset? For those who do not have the time to figure things out on your own, how about a “How To” video to get things going? This is exactly what the video above depicts, where it will offer step-by-step instructions on how to set-up and create a group, in addition to knowing just when a message you have sent has been read, apart from how to set up a multi-person chat, how to set up a contacts list using PINs and how to share pictures, amongst others.

Both BBM for iOS and BBM for Android have been delayed for approximately a month, and they are now listed in their respective app stores, which brings another adage to mind – better late than never! Not only that, BlackBerry also figured out that one would appreciate a way to receive the app by heading over to BBM.com using the browser on your handset, and to wait in line after leaving your email address, although there has been a way to skip it.

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