Boxwave released the integrated slide-out Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard that allows you to switch from the touch screen to a physical keyboard.
Boxwave released the integrated slide-out Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard that allows you to switch from the touch screen to a physical keyboard.
Named “The Magic Cube”, the device projects the keyboard onto the surface using lasers which can pick up your finger movements.
Named “The Magic Cube”, the device projects the keyboard onto the surface using lasers which can pick up your finger movements. Not only does it work as a keyboard, it can also run as a multi-touch mouse and a handwriting recognition device. As if that’s not enough, it works with all computers and smartphones.
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Measuring in at only 12.5mm thick, Levitatr is an aluminum Bluetooth keyboard accessory for iPads, iPhones, iPods and other devices. When ready to be used, the keys elevate out of the face of the keyboard and backlighting turns on to illuminate the key lettering. When not in use, the keys can be lowered back into the face of the keyboard and backlighting turns off, making the key lettering disappear. Built into Levitatr is an aluminum precision-machined kickstand (aka ALUMNM) that folds out and holds virtually every mobile device between a 20 and 30° angle (depending on device thickness).
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This Glass Multi-Touch Keyboard & Mouse uses infrared LEDs placed at the edge of the glass — in conjunction with one or more cameras — to detect your touches on the completely clear tempered glass surface.
New day, new kickstarter project: This Glass Multi-Touch Keyboard & Mouse uses infrared LEDs placed at the edge of the glass — in conjunction with one or more cameras — to detect your touches on the completely clear tempered glass surface. Other features include Bluetooth support, rechargeable lithium polymer batteries, tactile sounds and lighting that can be disabled at your desire, and solid metal bases that’ll look great next to your rig, be it a PC or Mac.
Designed by Korean manufacturer Omnio, WOW-Keys is a full-sized QWERTY keyboard-dock combination that allows you to input text from your iPhone to your desktop computer and also enables you to use your iPhone as a trackpad.
Designed by Korean manufacturer Omnio, WOW-Keys ($100 USD) is a full-sized QWERTY keyboard-dock combination that allows you to input text from your iPhone to your desktop computer and also enables you to use your iPhone as a trackpad. With intuitive buttons and 12 different hotkeys, the dock also works with iPod and iPhone and is both Mac and PC compatible. Available for purchase now through select stockists.
Watch a video demo of the device in use after the jump…
A few days ago, we showed you a little video demo of a bluetooth keyboard connected to an AppleTV using BTstack. We were wondering when the dev will actually add support for the AppleTV, and today, we got some inside info
A few days ago, we showed you a little video demo of a bluetooth keyboard connected to an AppleTV using BTstack. We were wondering when the dev will actually add support for the AppleTV, and today, we got some inside info:
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Using BTstack, a keyboard driver was implemented on the new Apple TV
BTstack does not only run on iPhone and the iPod Touch but also on the new Apple TV. Using BTstack, a keyboard driver was implemented. Now… go crazy!
How many times did you complain about the iPhone’s onscreen keyboard? Even thought its a nice keyboard and with time you get to type real fast on it, you wish you have the option of a 3rd party external keyboard right?
How many times did you complain about the iPhone’s onscreen keyboard? Even thought its a nice keyboard and with time you get to type real fast on it, you wish you have the option of a 3rd party external keyboard right?
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Haptic Pro is something i really missed when i moved to 3.0. At first when i start using the app i was sceptic and didnt really know if its a good thing to send repeated non regular small impulses to the iPhones vibrator thingy ( love the term, soooo technical ) , but using it i started to really love it.
Haptic Pro is something i really missed when i moved to 3.0. At first when i start using the app i was sceptic and didnt really know if its a good thing to send repeated non regular small impulses to the iPhones vibrator thingy ( love the term, soooo technical ) , but using it i started to really love it.
Now it was ported to 3.0 ( dont know exactly if its official or not ) and im not really impressed. Why? Some people experience huge slowdowns using the phone ( especially when they are typing an SMS, and the haptic feedback its not quite as realistic as it was in the previous FW.
You probably can get it to work as you want to , if you play around with the advanced settings. Just go to Settings> HapticPro> Advanced Settings> scroll down to the duration sliders. Play around with the sliders until you get the effect you want , or at least one real close to the one you want to. NOTE: those are not the correct settings. I was just playing around.
How to get and install HapticPro for iPhone OS 3.0 :
First thing you need to do is to download the .deb file. Than SSH into your iPhone ( Mac or Windows ), and put the .deb file into /var/root/Media/Cydia/AutoInstall .Now just restart your iPhone and you’re good to go. IF nothing happens you should restart AND respring your iPhone.
This is a guest post by iRoc, and today he is going to fill you in on one of his most favorite apps : Jaadu! 
What exactly is Jaadu and why would I need it, You might ask. Well, let’s say you are at work and you need a file, but that file is on your computer at home. You could call home and try to talk someone through navigating to the file and sending it to you. Oh, but that almost always is a head ache at best. Wouldn’t be great if you could just get in touch with the Enterprise , and teleport back home and get the file? No Jaadu is not about to save you thousands on travel expenses or make your daily commute magically disappear. Though Jaadu was formerly known as Teleport, and it’s the next best thing to a real deal teleporter.
Jaddu will allow you to remotely access any of your computers anytime you want or need right from your iPhone. You will have 100% control over your distant computer, or the one that’s just out of arms reach if you want to roll that way. 100%? That’s right 100%!
Your desktop even shows on the iPhone screen. So you can navigate to the necessary file and send it to yourself via email, instant messenger, any way that you could send that file if you were sitting right there at your computer normally, and everyone is happy and you are the big hero of the day in your boss’s eye.
Here’s how I used it last. I was at the store and I saw a DVD for a movie I had been meaning to download and watch, but always seemed to forget when I was at my computer. So I reached in my pocket got out my iPhone called Scotty and said, “Scotty one for transport.” N o not really. I opened Jaddu selected my laptop at home. Opened Firefox, went to mininova.org and searched for the movie. Once I found it I started the download. I could even check back in periodically to see how the download was coming along. Anything you can do sitting at your computer with your keyboard and mouse you can do on the screen of your iPhone with Jaadu.
