The Bluetrek G2 headset is a wireless headset based on the Bluetooth technology.

The Bluetooth technology is a standard for wireless short distance radio communications. Devices like a headset and a mobile phone can communicate with each other without wires within approximately 10 meters.

Bluetrek G2 is a qualified Bluetooth headset that complies with the Bluetooth 1.1 protocol. It supports two profiles: Headset Profile and Hands-free profile. It will work with any qualified Bluetooth device that supports the Headset profile or the Hands-free profile.

Bluetrek G2 headset can be used with:

• A qualified Bluetooth mobile phone (*);
• A non-Bluetooth mobile phone (*) connected to the Bluetooth adaptor BT07 (optional);

(*) or another Bluetooth device supporting the Headset or Hands-free profile. This user guide is focusing on the use of this Bluetooth headset with a Bluetooth mobile phone, which is the most common application.

MSAT-G2 MOBILE SATELLITE RADIO

The MSAT-G2 Mobile Satellite Radio is a powerful new communications tool that works where you do. Designed for use on the MSAT Network, the MSAT-G2 supports continent wide Push-to-Talk (PTT) and Voice communications. In addition, the MSAT-G2 offers GPS capability and flexible interconnectivity to a variety of third- party Interoperability Interfaces, extending the reach of traditional Land Mobile Radio technology.

THE MSAT NETWORK – POWERED BY MOBILE SATELLITE VENTURES (MSV)

Mobile Satellite Ventures is North America’s premier provider of mobile satellite communications. Delivering service since 1996, MSV offers customers a wide choice of wireless Voice and Data services via its two MSAT satellites. MSV provides superior capacity and reliability for customers across North and Central America, northern South America, the Caribbean, Hawaii and in coastal waters.

MSAT DISPATCH RADIO

Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch can connect to Marist’s wireless network. In order to do this, they must be running software/firmware version 2.0 or higher—this includes the Cisco IPsec VPN client. The VPN client ensures that only authenticated users are using the wireless and protects your data and privacy by encrypting the transmission. This guide will walk you through the steps necessary to connect your iPhone or iPod touch to the wireless network so you can browse the web, check email, view YouTube videos, et cetera.

All current models of the iPhone & iPod touch come with version 2.0+ software/firmware preinstalled. Older models of these devices may not. Version 2.0 was released in the summer of 2008. This is a free update for the iPhone and costs approximately $10 for the iPod touch. The first step before connecting is to make sure you’re running at least version 2.0.

Overview
Using any iPod with a dock connector, you can create and display text content, create and organize custom menus, and link to other text and audio clips. You can set iPod so users see only the menus and text notes you want them to see, without having access to other iPod functions.

These features make up an elegant solution for tour and teaching environments. For example, an astronomy student using an iPod prepped for class could scroll through the names of Jupiter’s moons, choose Europa to read about it, and then choose a link to hear a description and see a telescopic photo.

Creating and Organizing Notes
You can create text notes, and you can set iPod so users see only your notes without having access to other iPod functions. You can also customize the iPod interface to display categories that users navigate to view notes.
Tip: For best performance, make sure each iPod you’re using has the latest iPod software. Go to www.apple.com/ipod/ to download the latest iPod software.

With Zune HD hit the market, to play videos on Zune, enjoy HD videos on Zune HD is a bit of a challenge. This is what this tutorial comes in.

Zune is a product line of portable media players manufactured by Microsoft. Zune players come in two variants, one hard-drive based and the other flash-memory based. Both play music, videos, and podcasts, display images, and receive (but not record) FM radio. You can share files wirelessly with other Zunes and via USB with Xbox 360s and Windows PCs.

With the Zune Marketplace continues to expand its catalog, we can rent or buy songs, videos now at will; however, we have to pay for every song or movies we buy or rent. Even today, getting video content is still a bit of a challenge. That’s where this tutorial comes in: if you already have a collection of digital video content, this step-by-step guide will show you how to convert DVD/video for playback on the Zune HD, Zune.

If you have moved from Apple’s iPod to Microsoft’s Zune(Zune/Zune 2/Zune HD), or you like to use itunes to download songs for zune, you probably confront such problem: how to transfer itunes purchased music on Zune, can I import itunes songs to zune software directly?

The answer is absolutely NO, iTunes purchased M4P files have DRM protection which prevent users from playing iTunes media with other non-iPod mp3 players such as Zune, PSP, Creative Zen, Sony Walkman, Cell Phone, Blackberry Storm, etc.

So if you want to put itunes Music on Zune/Zune 2/Zune HD , you need a DRM Remover to convert iTunes Protected M4P files to MP3, then use Zune Software to sync unprotected MP3 Music to Zune.

What You need is Daniusoft Media Converter Pro, this software has powerful function: DRM Remover, video converter, audio converter and extract audio from video. which can remove DRM protection legally and convert other video & music even HD video in high quality. You can learn more about it and free download it here