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"Just like the iPhone, you can't make calls with it," said Mr. Colbert, before using the tablet to chop vegetables to make salsa.

The sunglasses - called RAZRWire - come in three colours and allow the wearer to answer or make calls with the touch of a button.

The companies have developed a variety of technologies that effectively create wireless networks on planes so fliers can use their laptops to surf the Web or to make calls with voice-over-Internet technology.

But it is primarily an accessory for Samsung's smartphones, to which it wirelessly connects via Bluetooth; this allows users to make calls with the watch, fulfilling their Dick Tracy fantasies, as well as remotely view whatever is happening on their phone's screen on the Gear.

You can even make calls with its voice recognition capabilities.

Did I mention you can make calls with the F305?

"I get a little shaky," he said, making calls with his wife, Arlene, at a wicker table in the lobby.

Whereas people once received and made calls with friends on a regular basis, we now coordinate such events via e-mail or text.

"You'll see it everywhere: big tablets being held to a guy's head while he makes calls with no self-consciousness.

Earlier this year, for example, the big European budget airline Ryanair teamed up with a company called OnAir to install capability for making calls with cellphones, Wi-Fi enabled smartphones and BlackBerrys in flight on 20 airplanes.

Those include integration with Gmail, the ability to talk to external users, improved video calling and making calls with Google Voice.