If you regularly use your cellphone in the car, but so far have been reluctant to either fill the cabin with wires from an untidy aftermarket kit or are disappointed with Bluetooth headset performance, Sony might have the solution for you.  The MEX-BT5100 is a replacement head-unit, with the usual radio, CD player and MP3 CD compatibility as well as ... continued »

While there's quite a range of choice for in-car Bluetooth hands-free speakerphones, many of them require either regular recharging or a 12V hook-up via the cigarette lighter socket.  If you're like me, that socket it already taken up by your GPS, so you either swap between (and cope with what seems like miles of cabling snaking all over the dashboard) ... continued »

Strange as it is to believe, Motorola have developed a fixed carphone.  The M990 "Smart Rider", spotted in an FCC approval document, is described as a "GSM high tier fixed mobile car phone" and is a quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE handset with integrated GPS and Bluetooth.  continued »