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If you own an Apple iPhone then you probably know all about 'Apps', those small programs or applications that you can use to customise your device to let it do a whole host of things in addition to being a great mobile phone.

There are also a large number of docking stations from many different manufacturers that let you play music stored on your iPhone through external speakers, but what it is harder to find is a good hands free car kit that is dedicated to the iPhone.

Partly this is because a hands free kit will generally connect to the iPhone using Bluetooth, which means that one device will be compatible with many mobile phone types and so manufacturers have no reason to develop a device that will work specifically with the iPhone. This does not mean however that there you can not get some good car kits that work very well with the iPhone.

The Blueant Supertooth 3 is just such a device, compatible with many handsets, but with a range of excellent features to provide a safer way to use your iPhone whilst you drive.

The Supertooth 3 fixes to the visor with a magnetic clip, and then guides you through installation with voice prompts (available in 6 languages).

Blueant recommend that you update your iPhone software to the latest version, but once this has been carried out the Supertooth 3 will pair easily with your phone and copy across contacts into its memory. This will then enable it to use text to speech technology to announce callers by name. To accept the call, you need only say 'OK', making the call process totally hands free.

As you might expect this is the third product in the Supertooth line up and the product has developed to include the test to speech capabilities as well as features to eliminate noise and enhance the call quality.

As well as two magnetic visor clips, the package comes with a wall / travel charger. Charge time is about three hours, which gives 15 hours of talk time or 800 hours in standby.

What you can't do with the Blueant is stream your music from the iPhone through your car stereo, but for this you would need either a wired in solution or an FM transmitter, but this should not detract from the positive call handling qualities of the Supertooth 3.

Find out more about iPhone car kits and driving safety.

Charles March writes about technology and how you can make the most of the features packed into modern mobile phones.

Reelmusician - Reel Artist Press Kit Design!

After reviewing a myriad of artist demos, press kits and bios as a former talent booking agent with the William Morris Agency and founder of ReelMusician.com, I've decided to write a short article on how you can formulate a workable and eye catching artist bio avoiding too much hype and grabbing the attention of the music industry. As the years have gone by and technology has increased, you would think that bios, press kits and other various articles written for an artist press kit would get better - I believe it has gotten easier, but better I'm still debating. There are fundamental truths and principles that you should incorporate into your press kit material if you really want to catch the eye of the industry professional and land some real success.

There are not as many fast or absolute rules as there are don'ts when creating your artist bio. I can tell you from experience, that the creation of an artist press kit is not as easy as one would think. Anyone can have their friend or another member of the act put together a press kit, but one that really sparkles and grabs the attention of your audience is the key - Not just creating what everyone else is creating. Believe it or not, I tend to think that many industry execs don't even bother with the run of the mill artist press kits with CD's sent in with the barrage of mail received on a daily basis. Unfortunately, there are probably some very deserving bands in the pile, but if you don't catch their attention or are not conducting a polished approach to your material, then you can forget it - incredible reel or not.

As we go along here, don't hesitate to contact ReelMusician.com should you have any questions on artist press kit design. Many articles, features, logo design work and free material are available there as well as the opportunity to have their staff professionally design and write your artist press kit material. To Begin with, there are scores of different ways to press kit layout. It is highly recommended that you have your folders professionally printed with your logo, etc and not adopt the gloss black folder that everyone is using. I understand that money doesn't grow on trees, and if you are cash tight, then you might consider an off color other than black such as blue, yellow red, or variations, etc. Starting with that idea, let's look at logo design. Do you or your band currently have a logo? – If not you should. Logos are becoming increasingly important in defining the act nowadays. Logos also help to set the mood for the tone of who you or your band is. Logo designs are fairly inexpensive and software is out there that is a great help in achieving some very professional designs. Your logo ought to be printed on the front of virtually everything your name is on - From the press kit cover, CD cover, bio, etc.

When looking at the creation of your bio, it almost seems a daunting task, to get the flavor and tone right and the pitch verbalized in such a way where you are articulate, provide a foundation of telling your reading audience why they should look further into your act, and do it in such a way as to not turn off your readers. This is a common thread among those who are serious about a powerful press kit and not just throwing it together to have something to send out. Let me assure you that if you will implement a few of these ideas and then for further reading and ideas at the ReelMusician.com website, that you will be well on your way to creating quality, eye-catching promo kits.

As a matter of practice, start reading as much material as you can, whether on line or hard copy, gleaning writing ideas tips and artistical direction that you find in the mainstream artist write-ups. I will tell you that because of mere position and the presence of record deals, that you will find it a little more difficult to write your bio. It's a much easier task when you can talk about major play dates with top 40 acts, or your own singles released, etc then when you are first starting out - I am well aware of that. That's why I recommend professionally written bio's on the front end of your career. Professional writers who write bios and press kits tend to have a better feel for how to address certain inadequacies with solid writing material then most artists or band members. When you are in the business to write and make someone look good in print, with little name recognition to none, you get a feel and get good at choice verbiage.

So what should you include in your artist bio? Include name of act at top in bold - don't be so artsy fartsy that individuals can't make out the name or the main body of the bio for that matter. Include important play dates, singles released, significant air play (chart number) and where, band members and anything about any player that exudes credentials. Be sure to include future release dates, any solid future bookings, your artist manager if they have credible acts that substantiate your credibility, length of band being together, if longer than a year, and music genre. Don't spend a lot of time picking apart the music style and don't include that you were the high school choir president and any other non-consequential type of information. It's better to have a shorter bio, than to stretch it out with information that nobody gives a darn about. The fact that you came from a certain town or region, may be important for certain unknown reasons here, but if not, don't include it. Don't include the local fundraiser that you played at if it's not a fairly significant regional show. You get the idea - Don't include something that you think the reader might read and say, "So what."

In closing, and so much more could be written here, but for the sake of time and length of this article, I will leave you with that less is more, don't use the same old tired color of folders, and be aware of what's truly important when writing your artist bio. Let your creativity be shrouded in user readability, without using a lot of unneeded or unhelpful hype that detracts rather than supports or emphasizes and start looking at many press releases and bios to gather ideas.

About the Author

Mr Gauger is a former talent booking agent with the William Morris Agency and founder of http://www.ReelMusician.com. You may contact the author at tgauger@reelmusician.com. Free e-books "The Jingle Singer's Guide," and "Secrets To Great Song Demos," may be downloaded at http://www.ReelMusician.com.

I want to know which would be cheaper to construct: a steel building kit that you order pre cut and put?

together yourself, or buying a load of lumber and building it yourself. Know-how is not an issue, I strictly need to know if the square footage is the same, which plan is cheaper. For example, I found I can buy one of the aforementioned kits that cover roughly 800 square feet for about $5,000. I am leaning toward the steel building kit and my husband is leaning towards constructing it out of wood because he insists here in GA it will be the cheaper option.

Metal buildings are far cheaper per square foot than wood. This is why many shops are made from metal buildings. If the material cost comes into play this is certainly the case. It is not hard to prove do the math. Construction time is also so much faster. If material cost is no object then it is up to the individual.

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