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California and Washington are the next two states on the list where having a cell phone in your hand while driving will soon be a ticketable offense. Granted, it is a secondary offense, meaning you have to also be in violation for a primary offense in order to be pulled over. So if you’re speeding and talking on your cell phone in one of these states come July, be prepared to give Uncle Sam a big bonus.

These new laws cause an uproar on both sides of the argument, but the bottom line is safety trumps all. Having both hands available to drive allows one to respond more quickly to avoid accidents. With radio programming now available on cell phones, the instances of listening to time-shifted audio in the car will greatly increase as well. The issue then becomes convenience in addition to safety. Who would want to listen to their favorite radio program on demand, holding the phone up to his ear? (Insert sound of crickets chirping.)

Indeed, there is no need to sacrifice convenience when there are so many great inexpensive products out there to make in-car cell phone and cellecast listening a breeze. With a nicely priced wireless headset, your listening can happen anywhere!

We strive to make sure consumers have quality, affordable options for hands free cell phone usage.