Why? Because you can actually talk, to the hand… With the application of these new technically inclined gloves, the once popular insult gets nullified. Winter is upon us no doubt, so if those iPhone gloves just don’t do it for it, you might be interested in these Swanky, Swany G-cell gloves with Bluetooth. They allow you to answer phone calls simply by talking to the hand thanks to an integrated speaker and microphone (thumb as receiver, and pinky as mic), actually allowing you to utilize the universal “call me” gesture . Compatible with essentially all Bluetooth-enabled handsets, the Swany G-cell gloves is now available for $495.

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You might remember the MGS4 Bluetooth Headset we got a preview of a few months ago, well the bad boy is now available for 59.99. Hmm… Now just add that covert rubber band gun, and your officially a super secret operative… In your mind.

Altough this Bluetooth Headset might be lacking in form, it definitely compensates for it in function. Sony’s DR-BT160AS features a few unsightly pods on both sides to house the batteries and a bluetooth receiver, a built-in mic for conversatin’ on the fly, and some playback buttons for remotely controlling your joints and jams. The soft elastomer hangers slide the earpiece shaft so that you’ll always have a perfect fit, and the whole thing is waterproof, so you perspire profusely, you might want to look into one of these joints. Check the Sony website around October to purchase.

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With Motorola’s latest Bluetooth Headset, you can connect to two phones at once, and it ain’t bad looking either with its sleek metallic outer casing. The H780 also features CrystalTalk technology which effectively lessens ambient noise, and the battery life is pretty impressive with enough juice for 7 hours of talk time and 200 hours for standby. We’ll keep you posted on the pricing and availability.

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German jewelry designer Andi Monn took the initiative to spruce up the iPhone’s earpiece with these metal covers. Just slip the form-fitting metal sleeve over the body of your headset, and as well as it giving it a polished look, its also protects against minor mishaps. Each one comes with a leather cord so you can rock it as a lanyard, as well as a custom-embossed keyring…

As an incentive to pick up the Blu-Ray version of “SOCOM Confrontation” for the PS3 Console, Sony will be accompanying the game with this official headset. Compatible with either your cellphone/laptop, or any other Buetooth enabled device for that matter, this headset features something most don’t. A mute button… yes, try to remain calm and check out a few more shots below.

We initially heard about the MGS4 bluetooth headset exactly a month ago, and IGN’s UK branch has the first scoop. Head over there to peep a few Hi-Res photos of a pre-production sample. The MGS4 bluetooth headset drops June 12th and will retail at $59.99.

A  bluetooth headset that also doubles as a stylus for input on your PDA. For regular use put the stylus up to your head to answer calls, and for handsfree just plug in a 2.5 headset of your choice.  With a transmiting distance of 10 meters and a price tag at $30, you really can’t go wrong. Head over to Brando to check out the product page…