With the power of Bluetooth, headsets from Jabra allow you to enjoy wireless connectivity letting you to do more than just take calls. Easy to use and wear, you can stream music, podcasts or audio books from your PC or mobile from just the one headset.

Available now are the Jabra BT2046, the Jabra Mini and the Jabra Stealth Bluetooth headsets. You can pair the headsets with multiple devices simultaneously without having to switch between your PC and mobile phone. They all feature the latest noise cancellation technology to enable you to enjoy crystal clear conversations. All designed to make wireless calls easy and to provide safe driving, the devices can comfortably be worn all day with the ear hook or with the ergonomically designed Eargels in the case of the Mini and the Stealth.

The Jabra BT2046 Bluetooth headset will give up to 8 hours of talk time with the Mini giving up to 9 hours and the Stealth 6 hours talk time. All three devices can be USB charged with a charge time of up to 120 minutes.

Samsung developed the Galaxy Note 4 with virtual reality in mind. Just slot it into the Gear VR headset and you’re in a different world. The Gear VR has a pair of lenses that stretch and magnify the flat screen surrounding you with virtual reality. The gear VR has a rotational tracker and a touchpad to allow you to swipe through the apps.

With its ergonomic lightweight design, the Gear VR has a soft and flexible interior for comfort during your viewing experience. Oculus and Samsung have collaborated to bring the ultimate wearable technology with amazing resolution and performance.

With the 5.7 inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display of the Note 4, the Gear VR headset provides a supreme visual experience allowing you to comfortably immerse yourself in a virtual reality world to enjoy films, gaming or 360 degree video.

The Samsung Gear VR is now available to pre-order

Samsung has announced a new wrist wearable device, the Gear S.  And what’s more a smartphone is not needed as the new device has built in 3G connectivity. It can connect to 3G or 2G networks on its own so that calls and notifications can be received without having to rely on a phone. Calls can be made and received and you can send and receive messages on the new SmartWatch. As the device has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi you can of course revert back to using the watch paired alongside your smartphone.

The Gear S has a 1.0 GHz dual core processor together with 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage and a 300mAh battery, which should provide up to 2 days usage.  The device is powered by Samsung’s Tizen operating system, which say Samsung is more power efficient than Android.

The device does not have a camera but does come with a standalone music player. The stylish curved display has a rectangular resolution of 360 x 480 and can produce a QWERTY keyboard when needed. The device has 2 inch AMOLED screen and is a conventional watch shape. It has interchangeable straps for you to mix and match according to your taste.

You can register your interest in the Samsung Gear S SamrtWatch now.

Motorola have claimed to offer the first ever circular Smartwatch in the form of the Moto 360. However, LG are putting up a fight with the rumoured unveiling of an LG circular Smartwatch at the IFA 2014 in Berlin next week.

Rumoured to be called the LG G Watch R, the watch will join the LG G Watch and be the company’s second Google Powered Android wearable. LG uploaded a teaser video earlier this week, showing glimpses of the wearable including several interfaces such as a compass and step counter.

Terms such as ‘round the bends’ and ‘perfect circle’ confirm the devices circular design  and it is also suggested that LG are planning an OLED display for the new smartwatch, rather than the IPS LCD of the first LG G Watch.

We have also spotted a few Samsung patents that describe round smartwatches, so LG aren’t the only ones chasing the ‘stylish’ Smartwatch label.  Samsung are, however, yet to confirm the existence of such a device leaving the door widely open for LG and Motorola to take the lead.

Keep an eye on our blog, Facebook and Twitter throughout September to stay up to date with all the IFA announcements as they happen.