This weekend Apple may well have discontinued selling its iPhone Bluetooth Headset. This may be indication of two things. The first one and more likely is that the company is planning to come up with a new model with new series of iPhone. But there could be one more reason. There are rumours that company may be recalling the product for unknown reasons.
The single-button headset in question was introduced in June 2007 with the original iPhone at the price of $129. It was bundled with a Bluetooth Travel Cable and a Dual Dock that could charge both the iPhone and headset.
Later, the company pulled the prices of the elegantly slim, lightweight headset down to $99 to with the release of the iPhone 3G. This time Apple stopped bundling Dual Dock permanently annoying many customers. The headset had some problems like limited range, battery life and lack of voice dial controls.
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