BluClik remote lets drivers access phone while keeping hands on wheels

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Last Updated : Apr 30 2014 | 1:56 PM IST

The iSimple BluClik reportedly allows people to control their digital media in the car while driving.

The iSimple BluClik is a small, coin-sized Bluetooth remote that can be attached to the car's steering wheel or dashboard.

The buttons on the remote allows the person behind the wheel to control the volume, skip tracks, and fire up their voice command system of choice (such as Siri, Samsung S-Voice, or Google's Voice Dialer) all without unlocking the phone or fiddling with its screen, CNET reports.

The BluClick can be currently purchased at an MSRP of 39.95 dollars.

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First Published: Apr 30 2014 | 1:41 PM IST

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