iPhone Clones are the latest big thing to hit the market -- marketed as all of the potential but without the expensive name. But how do they fair when the phone hits the fan? Is the name genuinely worth paying for, or are we just being shepherded into a consumeristic money-trap?

Bluetooth was originally designed as an industry standard, for cross communication between devices, the idea was to create a common protocol that could connect all common household devices, like laptops, cellphones, music systems, televisions etc. using a single protocol. One of the biggest applications of Bluetooth is the transformation it has bought about, in the way mobile phones send and receive data with each other. Today there is a plethora of devices that can be linked up to a mobile phone using the Bluetooth protocol.