Star Trek: The Next Generation brought us the iconic communicator badge. In 1987, a long-range radio device which could fit in a pin was science fiction. [Joe] is bringing these badges a bit ...

Last year, the Wand Company offered up the iconic Star Trek Communicator that ... Bluetooth Communications Badge like the one used on “Star Trek the Next Generation” (TNG).

But the upgraded “combadges” used in Star Trek: The Next Generation and its various large ... put out a few models of WiFi “Communication Badges” in the early 2000s that were intended ...

Apple has been researching how to make a small, wearable loudspeaker that would use beamformed audio to make it clearly audible to the wearer, yet not disturb anyone else. Apple calls a newly ...

Fans of Star Trek the Next Generation who always dreamed of answering a call by slapping a badge on their chest and saying "Go" can now have that dream come true. ThinkGeek has a new Star Trek TNG ...

And then we found out an audio company is making a fully-functioning officially-licensed communicator badge.” The Star Trek TNG ComBadge hooks up to smartphones through Bluetooth. It has a built ...

“And then we found out an audio company is making a fully-functioning officially-licensed communicator badge,” the listing adds. “Behold the Star Trek TNG Bluetooth® ComBadge. It hooks up ...

Millennials raised on Star Trek the Next Generation are convinced that all future space travelers communicate via little Federation badges on ... was using a handheld communicator to declare ...

Universal translator. Replicator. Combadge. The "Next Generation" badge was the natural evolution of the original Star Trek communicator, a handheld device. Picard and gang were able to tap the ...

Star Trek: The Next Generation made the smartest change to Starfleet's iconic delta badge. Since TNG takes place about a century after Star Trek: The Original Series, it makes perfect sense that ...

What you need is one of those "Star Trek: The Next Generation"-style communicators ... a "CommBadge Classic" (which lacks the optional ID-badge holder, a potentially nice feature for office ...