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With Apple’s Wednesday introduction of the third-generation iPad, many of the questions people and pundits have spent the past few months obsessing over have been answered–but not all. we know it has a nicer screen, a faster processor, better cameras, 4G networking, and voice dictation. but even if you’ve read our live blog and our …
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An iPhone is a multi-functional device that many people need and use today. it does not only perform the function of a typical cell phone, it is also a camera, a photo album, an iPod, a messaging device, a digital compass, a GPRS, an ebook reader, a device for video conferencing, etc. Contributed by thousands …
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You never know when and where disaster will strike, but you can prepare for nearly any catastrophe by using these fouriPhone apps: Emergency Aid ($1.99), Emergency Radio Free, ubAlert, and the American Red Cross Open Shelter View. A 5.5 earthquake in Sumatra, a flood in Hawaii, an explosion in the Congo–and that’s just the last …
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by Julie I admitted in a recent post that I had yet to purchase an iPhone. while I got the occasional accolade, for the most part people snickered and belittled me for not yet entering the 21st century. Bear in mind I already had an iPad and an iPod and various other electronic items that should have …
Like us on Facebook The pictures show a camera, which the blog claims is an 8-megapixel camera to match the iPhone 4S and better the 0.8MP camera of the iPad 2. If difficult to tell if the photos are legitimate, but all will be unveiled by Apple on March.7. in the meantime here is a round- …
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The first piece looks like a reversed simple plastic shell. instead of fitting around the back the of the iPhone though, it snaps on to protect the bezel around the screen as well as the sides. There’s a layer of soft rubber over the top and bottom portions, with Home button coverage and a cutout …
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Whenever I review a software product or gadget, one of the key elements I must consider is price. Time and again, I need to determine if the value a product delivers is enough to justify its price tag. And in far too many cases, it doesn’t. But I’m starting to wonder how much price really …
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Crestron offers home and business automation Most folks exploring the show floor at Macworld | iWorld are probably far more likely to drop $10 on an iPhone case than nearly $2000 on a home (or business) automation setup. But those with more discretionary income to spend may well be interested in the technology shown off …
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No need to be absolutely gutted about losing your iPhone to water, as California-based company has a solution to permanently waterproof your iPhone, or any smartphone for that matter, forever. Liquipel’s technology is here to save your iPhone from accidental water damages. the company has demonstrated their supreme chemical coating technology that serves as an …
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This week, I touch on three subjects most appropriate for January: accessories, organizing and getting into shape. With so much gift giving in December, January is a big month for accessory sales, so here are a couple of items I like. As an iPhone 4 user, I’ve tried dozens of cases. The best I’ve found …