Check out Walt Mossberg’s review of the iPhone 5S and iOS 7
The iPhone 5S and iOS 7 are available on Friday, and Walt Mossberg has his review of them. He says all the new features help the iPhone continue to be the top smart phone on the market, despite one downside. Jump over the break to find out what it is….
ow do you measure greatness? NikeBasketball introduces technology that will enable you to see your game, in order to improve, like never before.
On June 29th Nike will be launching their latest Nike+ gear, including a dedicated running shoe and a dedicated basketball shoe, each equipped with sensors that will interact with Nike+ iPhone Apps in order to report each and every one of your movements to them.
Continue reading “LeBron James: Introducing Nike+ Basketball “
iOS 6 gives you more features to make the things you do every day even better. It’s coming this fall, and it’s free and easy to upgrade wirelessly on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch — the moment it’s available.
Today at WWDC 2012, Apple has unveiled the most advanced mobile OS in the world. iOS 6 gives you more features to make the things you do every day even better. It’s coming this fall, and it’s free and easy to upgrade wirelessly on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch — the moment it’s available.
Jump over the break to check out what’s new in iOS 6…
In this video, SquareTrade tests the new Samsung Galaxy S3 vs. iPhone 4s, to see which of these devices survives a ear drop, a kid drop and a car drop.
In this video, SquareTrade tests the new Samsung Galaxy S3 vs. iPhone 4s, to see which of these devices survives a ear drop, a kid drop and a car drop.
Jump over the break to check out the video and see the results…
Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S3 vs. iPhone 4s: Drop, Kid, Car Test “
we need is a way to dismiss that strumpet and get on with our evening, without having to pause the game…What we need, is CallBar!
Our phones these days are pretty amazing devices. We surf the web, message, navigate, and even play games. Sometimes however, we actually receive a call (I know right?!) ! While this action is expected, (it is a phone after all) a lot of times we find ourselves in the middle of something when someone wants to reach out and say hello.
What’s worse, even if we don’t care to speak to whichever girlfriend we may be blowing off tonight in favor of a marathon session of Temple Run, it switches out of the game! Not cool. What we need is a way to dismiss that strumpet and get on with our evening, without having to pause the game…What we need, is CallBar!
CallBar hit Cydia a month or so before iOS 5 dropped, and given we were all testing the beta, we couldn’t install it. Once it was finally updated for 5.0, we jumped on it like a pack of hungry wolves on a pile of meat. Could this be as awesome as we had hoped? Short answer: Yes.
CallBar uses a notification banner type alert that unobtrusively slides down from the top when receiving a call, allowing the user to continue on with whatever it is he might be doing, no matter who calls him. Aside from that, if you have some aversion to the actual phone app, callbar even includes a nifty gesture based dialer.
Continue reading “CallBar: Never Be Interrupted By A Call Again! [giveaway]”
Mobile devices have gone from a novelty option to being a huge part of our everyday lives. Less like phones and more like computers, we now use our smartphones and tablets for everything from gaming and surfing the net, to work & money management. No matter what we use our mobile devices for, the question we should all ask ourselves is – How secure are they?
Colorware hits the ground running with the new iPhone 4S, offered an interesting, albeit expensive, new alternative for those bored with the device’s stock appearance.
Currently providing custom services for headphones, computers and mobile phones, just to name a few, Colorware hits the ground running with the new iPhone 4S, offered an interesting, albeit expensive, new alternative for those bored with the device’s stock appearance.
The latest alpha release of uTorrent now supports integration with a variety of devices including the iPhone, iPad, PS3, Xbox 360 and Android hardware.
The latest alpha release of uTorrent now supports integration with a variety of devices including the iPhone, iPad, PS3, Xbox 360 and Android hardware. This allows users to quickly sync downloaded content to these devices. Additional capability to convert videos and audio to playable files will become available later, but only to users of the upcoming paid version of the BitTorrent client.
MyPhoneDesktop has stepped up for review. Now, normally I would not use a format like this for a review post, but this time it just felt right. So here we go, time to get all Clint Eastwood on this guy…
Continue reading “myPhoneDesktop: Call, Send SMS, Open URL On Your Phone… All From Your Computer”
Sure , VoIP on iTouch is hardly news today , but if you could slide your very own SIM card and use the iTouch as a regular iPhone, that would be just beautiful right? Introducing Yosion’s Apple Peel 520.
Sure , VoIP on iTouch is hardly news today , but if you could slide your very own SIM card and use the iTouch as a regular iPhone, that would be just beautiful right? Introducing Yosion’s Apple Peel 520.
Continue reading “Yosion’s Apple Peel 520 Turns Your iPod Touch Into An iPhone “
