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Bluelounge’s MiniDock is a tiny L-shaped adapter that turns your existing iPhone or iPad charger into a plug-mounted iPhone stand. it lets you charge your iPhone or iPod in any socket you like, without having to leave it laying vulnerable on the floor. The MiniDock plugs straight onto the USB port of the Apple adapter …
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Dear Lifehacker, for the past year or so I’ve been using a Nokia dumb-phone as my mobile phone and an iPod touch as my portable organiser, text editor, web browser and so on. the Nokia has, sadly, seen better days and it is becoming inevitable that I’ll need a new phone soon. As I enjoy …
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On Call runs every two weeks, alternating between answering reader questions and discussing hot topics in the cell phone world. Those all are valid points, but I’m more worried about something that hasn’t received a lot of attention. If this merger goes through, I fear that T-Mobile’s gutsy approach to expanding its smartphone lineup will …
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iOS (and other mobile operating systems for that matter) work very well with GPS. Photographs can be geotagged, nearby points of interest can be found, directions can be given, and so on. Part of the reason these devices work so well with location-based services is that they have GPS built right in–all the iPhone’s after …
What’s the attraction? Gadgets are there to make our lives easier, richer and more enjoyable. So while many of us will look forward to leaving the laptop behind when we go on holiday, for others that lifeline to emails and online information is essential. Email and photo-messaging save sending postcards home, an ebook reader will …
Love it or hate it, it’s the last hurrah of summer vacation, which means you’re likely to be cramming yourself onto a plane or staring at an endless line of brake lights snaking into the distance. To ease your travel travails, here are a few gadgets and services to salve the pain. Amazing Earphones That …
The reason we’re looking at BTS200 and xqBeats together is that they’re both designed to serve the same basic purpose at very similar price points. Each unit pairs two small speakers with a Bluetooth 2.1 wireless chip, a microphone, and a rechargeable battery. They operate wirelessly from 30-foot distances from your iOS device, and have …
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In my last column, I talked about travel essentials — my MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone, cables, chargers, spare batteries and a bag to carry it all in. those are things that I take on every trip, even one-nighters. but if I’m spending more than a couple of days away from home, here’s what I pack …
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By Deborah Porterfield, Gannett Updated You can update your emergency plans with the ReadyBox, a high-tech emergency supply kit. In addition to containing traditional emergency standbys, such as a flashlight and water, the kit also includes a universal phone charger powered by a hand crank. To make the kit easy to find, even when the …
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