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  • News: iLounge Weekly coming Monday, last weekend for giveaways

    iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iPad and Beyond
    Charles Starrett
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:30 pm
    The latest edition of iLounge Weekly, our weekly newsletter covering all things iLounge, will be arriving in subscribers’ inboxes Monday morning. iLounge Weekly is a summary of the week’s best news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published, and it also features giveaways and accessory discount offers from various companies. There’s still plenty of time to sign up and receive this week’s edition — just use the simple form…
  • The TouchArcade Show - 36 - Clean Shaven Edition

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    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:00 pm
    On this week's episode of The TouchArcade Show, we push through discussions about feral dogs, the Mindfreak, and accents in order to bring you the latest, hottest, and best-est in iOS game news and chit-chat. At the top, we dig into unreleased titles like Adventure Bar Story before we dive into more known quantities, like say, Triple Town. Post-break, we weigh in on heavy stuff like the Zynga vs. NimbleBit, uh, issue, and of course, get to a few of your listener questions. Oh! We also had a special guest this week: Joseph Leray. If you'd like to give us a listen, go ahead and do so via the…
  • LeapFrog Move & Learn Music Player is iPod for infants

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    Rik Henderson
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:14 am
    TOY FAIR 2012: Old skooling Toy tech brand LeapFrog is expanding its line-up of educational kiddy gadgets with a handheld, portable music player that looks like an iPod classic, but for pre-schoolers. The LeapFrog Move & Learn Music Player won't store MP3s or other file formats, but will come with 20 pre-installed songs for the little ones to enjoy. And there are also four activity modes aimed to teach infants about movement and help them improve their motor skills. There are two versions of the player that will become available later in the year, one is styled around Scout, the company's…
  • Apps Gone Free Roundup: Drop The Chicken, Zombie Samurai and more

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    Louis
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    The weekend’s upon us and a number of App Store freebies are just waiting for a new home on your iDevice. Drop The Chicken, a popular iOS puzzle game clearly inspired by Cut the Rope (though it is addictive in its own right) is now free for a limited time. Also free is Alawar’s Zombie Samurai, a castle defense type game that incorporates Fruit Ninja’s swipe-to-slice mechanics. And if you’ve been planning on spending less time on the couch and more time in the gym, 6 Pack Promise could motivate you into working out those once rock-hard abs. Be sure to check out…
  • Apple Executive Responds to Working Conditions Complaints

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    joshcox
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:13 pm
    Earlier this week Apple got plenty of negative publicity over their alleged poor working conditions imposed on employees in manufacturing plants around the world. Today Apple’s CEO made a public statement in regards to the worldwide complaints and as always he did his best to try and make up for the issue. The official announcement [...]
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    iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iPad and Beyond

  • News: iLounge Weekly coming Monday, last weekend for giveaways

    Charles Starrett
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:30 pm
    The latest edition of iLounge Weekly, our weekly newsletter covering all things iLounge, will be arriving in subscribers’ inboxes Monday morning. iLounge Weekly is a summary of the week’s best news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published, and it also features giveaways and accessory discount offers from various companies. There’s still plenty of time to sign up and receive this week’s edition — just use the simple form…
  • Review: Case-Mate Phantom for iPhone 4/4S

    Nick Guy
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:55 pm
    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 for the sensor, camera, and earpiece. This piece leaves the top and bottom edges exposed, as well as the side switch and volume buttons; it’s…
  • News: Yamaha releases NoteStar digital sheet music app

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:21 pm
    Yamaha Music Interactive has released NoteStar, a new advanced digital sheet music application for the iPad. NoteStar provides a hands-free, smooth-flowing transcription of keyboard sheet music synchronized with professionally recorded audio backing tracks that allow users to play along as if they were in the band. Sheet music display is handled automatically and the app provides playback control features including A-B looping, track muting and metronome…
  • News: Ntractive releases Elements CRM for iPad

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:51 pm
    Mac Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software developer Ntractive has released a native iPad version of its Elements CRM app. Building upon Ntractive’s desktop cloud application, Elements CRM for iPad provides a user experience on the iPad that looks, works and feels like a desktop app. Elements CRM for iPad has been optimized for iOS 5 and integrates features such as AirPrint support for the ability to print invoices and other documents…
  • News: Telltale Games launches Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:37 pm
    Telltale Games has released Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space for iOS. The latest instalment in the classic comedic gaming series brings back the eponymous dog and hyperkinetic lagomorph duo Sam & Max to the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad platform with the release of the first episode in the new series, Ice Station Santa. In the initial episode players must help the Freelance Police duo fight the most ancient and powerful opponent they’ve…
 
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  • The TouchArcade Show - 36 - Clean Shaven Edition

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:00 pm
    On this week's episode of The TouchArcade Show, we push through discussions about feral dogs, the Mindfreak, and accents in order to bring you the latest, hottest, and best-est in iOS game news and chit-chat. At the top, we dig into unreleased titles like Adventure Bar Story before we dive into more known quantities, like say, Triple Town. Post-break, we weigh in on heavy stuff like the Zynga vs. NimbleBit, uh, issue, and of course, get to a few of your listener questions. Oh! We also had a special guest this week: Joseph Leray. If you'd like to give us a listen, go ahead and do so via the…
  • Glu is the Latest Company to Rip Off 'Tiny Tower'

    Eli Hodapp
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:29 pm
    Let's wind the clocks back to Tuesday when news hit that Zynga was relentlessly ripping off NimbleBit's Tiny Tower [Free] with their Canadian pre-release "beta" of Dream Heights [Free]. Dream Heights is basically identical to Tiny Tower in every way, except for the lack of the Bitbook and a different art style. News of this spread like wildfire, and it wasn't long before even the mainstream media was reporting on it. (These are crazy times we live in, I tell you.) Well, Zynga has been silent on the matter as far as we can tell, which you'd think would result in a dead story. Not so fast…
  • Man, 'The Other Brothers' Looks Good

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:37 am
    What happens when three visionaries get together and tease an awesome game? You get The Other Brothers, which is certainly has the look and style of a next-level iOS joint. On the other hand, you also get almost nothing in the Fine Details Department, and that's a monumental bummer considering the promise on display. I mean, just look at that. The first post on the game's new blog describes The Other Brothers as "a pixelated family fun adventure [game] of running, jumping, collecting, racing against the clock ..." with a suitably mysterious twist. A Kotaku post has some more concept-y type of…
  • 'Where's My Water' Gets New Levels Via IAP

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:31 am
    Where's My Water [$.99 / Free] keeps getting bigger, better, and ... harder? Earlier yesterday, Disney polished off yet another update to the playful puzzle title, adding in some neat story elements and a total of five free puzzles and many others via IAP. The package itself has been dubbed "Cranky's Story." We'll let the boilerplate do the explaining: Cranky is the toughest alligator around and he has worked up an appetite from sabotaging Swampy’s water supply. He eats anything, especially all the rotting and disgusting junk found in the dumps and sewers. Cranky will not eat vegetables…
  • 'Jetpack Joyride', 'Battleheart', 'Sword & Sworcery' and More Nominated for International Mobile Gaming Awards

    Eli Hodapp
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:30 am
    Earlier this month I convened with the panel of judges in Marseille, France that made up the International Mobile Gaming Awards to go through the over 500 games submitted. After a day of some incredibly intense (and incredibly jet lagged) judging, we had our list of finalists which were just recently revealed. We've already reviewed almost all of these games, and if you're missing any of these games from your collection, they're all worth picking up: Best Casual Game CreaVures [Coming Soon] Hector [$4.99 Episodes 1, 2, 3] Jetpack Joyride [Free] Sprinkle [$1.99 The Blocks Cometh [99¢] Best…
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  • LeapFrog Move & Learn Music Player is iPod for infants

    Rik Henderson
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:14 am
    TOY FAIR 2012: Old skooling Toy tech brand LeapFrog is expanding its line-up of educational kiddy gadgets with a handheld, portable music player that looks like an iPod classic, but for pre-schoolers. The LeapFrog Move & Learn Music Player won't store MP3s or other file formats, but will come with 20 pre-installed songs for the little ones to enjoy. And there are also four activity modes aimed to teach infants about movement and help them improve their motor skills. There are two versions of the player that will become available later in the year, one is styled around Scout, the company's…
  • Sony announces wireless speaker docks

    Ian Morris
    10 Jan 2012 | 9:29 am
    CES 2012: Made for iPod and Walkman Sony has announced a number of new docks, aimed at people who don't own Sony products. The iPhone, iPod and iPad capable docks are designed to be acoustically precise and stylish as well as powerful. Sony claims that its S-Master Digital Amplifier and DMC technology allow you to "fill a room" with delightful sound. Unless you like Florence + The Machine, where it promises to fill the room with hateful noise. Even so, the room will still be full of sound, and that's impressive from such small speaker docks. Each of these new docks can accept wireless music…
  • Knackered 1st Gen iPod nano replaced with brand new model

    Rik Henderson
    28 Dec 2011 | 11:26 am
    2GB to 8GB swap In the middle of November, Pocket-lint reported on the fact that, due to a faulty battery, Apple promised to replace first generation iPod nanos. However, back then we were of the understanding that the replacement model would also be a first-gen device, only one that worked. Reader Mike Blackery, though, has informed us that his knackered iPod nano has been replaced with a newer version, and that it is actually a brand new, sixth generation equivalent. Plus, where his old one was 2GB, he is now the owner of an 8GB device: "If you remember," says Mike. "Apple promised to…
  • Best iPhone photography apps

    Libby Plummer
    15 Dec 2011 | 4:50 am
    Our pick of the bunch Cast your mind back to the first camera phone you had - rubbish, wasn't it? Thankfully technology has moved on since then, and the cameras on our phones are actually decent enough to take usable snaps with. And with the increasing number of people now uploading photos directly from their phone to the likes of Facebook and Twitter, this is no longer early adopter technology. In fact, it's decidedly old news and we're now all looking for ways to make our snaps look a little bit different, without having to spend hours or even a single minute on Photoshop.If you want to…
 
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  • Apps Gone Free Roundup: Drop The Chicken, Zombie Samurai and more

    Louis
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    The weekend’s upon us and a number of App Store freebies are just waiting for a new home on your iDevice. Drop The Chicken, a popular iOS puzzle game clearly inspired by Cut the Rope (though it is addictive in its own right) is now free for a limited time. Also free is Alawar’s Zombie Samurai, a castle defense type game that incorporates Fruit Ninja’s swipe-to-slice mechanics. And if you’ve been planning on spending less time on the couch and more time in the gym, 6 Pack Promise could motivate you into working out those once rock-hard abs. Be sure to check out…
  • Siri does translation thanks to Lingual tweak

    Louis
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:33 pm
    Tweaks to extend Siri’s functionality have been rolling in over the past few days, one of which was VoiceUtils, a tool that allows users to open apps on their iPhone 4S via voice commands (among other things). The latest to hit Cydia is Lingual, a hack that essentially transforms Siri into your personal translator. Created by CodeThemed, and based on the AssistantExtensions platform for Siri development, Lingual taps into Microsoft Bing’s Translate API and is able to translate from english to over 30+ languages through Siri. So you can ask “What’s Where’s the…
  • Dungeon Of The Damned in Review – A Name Says So Much…

    Eric Pankoke
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:46 am
    At first it sounded like the perfect marriage – dungeon crawling and classic point and click adventuring.  That alone was enough to entice me into trying Dungeon of the Damned, never mind the cool “old but new” graphics and nostalgic interface.  Unfortunately execution isn’t always as good as concept, and sadly what Dungeon Of The Damned has turned out to be for me so far is a boring traipse through a lifeless dungeon with no adventure game elements, little combat and frustrating puzzles.  The lack of a map doesn’t help anything either.(...)Read the rest of Dungeon Of The Damned…
  • EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!

    ChiffaN
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:02 am
    At times it seems developers just miss that creative spark in terms of writing, leaving us stuck with stories full of cardboard characters and clichés. But every once in a while a streak of genius may turn such a seemingly boring tale into something new and original. And depending on the viewpoint EPOCH falls neatly into the latter category. Or not.(...)Read the rest of EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!© ChiffaN for TouchMyApps, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Action, EPOCH., Featured, Games, rating-grab, Review, Shooter, Universal,…
  • Magnus Magnetic iPad 2 stand now shipping

    Louis
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:39 pm
    The Magnus Magnetic Stand for the iPad 2, first announced last week, is now available for shipping. Created by the masterminds at Ten One Design – makers of the Fling Game Controller and Pogo Sketch Stylus - the gorgeous and unique stand holds the iPad 2 in place using magnets, resulting in a low-profile and aesthetically pleasing design.Magnus is first machine-crafted from pure aluminum and then hand-finished using the latest manufacturing techniques. After that, customized magnets are installed into the base, and rubberized feet are fitted to the bottom surface.Our designers…
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  • Apple Executive Responds to Working Conditions Complaints

    joshcox
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:13 pm
    Earlier this week Apple got plenty of negative publicity over their alleged poor working conditions imposed on employees in manufacturing plants around the world. Today Apple’s CEO made a public statement in regards to the worldwide complaints and as always he did his best to try and make up for the issue. The official announcement [...]
  • iPad Turns 2 Years Old

    joshcox
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:48 pm
    The iPad has been credited with jumpstarting the tablet market and nobody can deny that it has been wildly successful. Today marks the official 2 year anniversary of the iPad lineup and while we have only seen one revision we had definitely seen some interesting things happen to the iPad and the market as a [...]
  • HTC buys patents from Google to sue Apple

    Costea
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:55 am
      Here are the latest Bloomberg report regarding patents war, we say that HTC sued APPLE  last week after he bought more Google patents. Apple Inc. is a Silicon Valley company based in Cupertino, California, with the main purpose of activity in computer technology. Best known model Macintosh computers, Apple has a reputation for innovation [...]
  • Apple Reaches Another Milestone

    joshcox
    26 Jan 2012 | 10:29 pm
    The sales figures released earlier this week show some interesting improvements for Apple’s iPhone sales over the past few months. For a while now Apple has been trailing Android phone sales in most markets but this time things have changed; the iPhone officially sold more last quarter than Android phones which puts them at number [...]
  • Apple in Trouble over Work Conditions

    joshcox
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:57 pm
    Apple has been in trouble before for their working conditions imposed on employees in China and other manufacturing locations and they are once again in trouble for it. According to reports, Apple has been once again neglecting its employees on a number of levels and because of this experts and analysts are quite upset. Apple’s [...]
 
 
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  • NOVA Offering $400 Worth of Mac Apps for Just $49

    Trey Trawick
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:00 pm
    NOVA Development has kicked off their Mac SuperBundle Winter 2012 software package, which includes Parallels and nine other apps for just $49! The total sans the steep 89% discount is [...]Continue reading NOVA Offering $400 Worth of Mac Apps for Just $49
  • Zephyr 1.1 Released With New Multitasking Gestures

    Joe Rossignol
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:19 pm
    iOS hacker Grant Paul (@chpwn) has updated Zephyr, his multitasking gestures jailbreak tweak for iOS, to version 1.1. The update includes new multitasking gestures, including swiping up to close active [...]Continue reading Zephyr 1.1 Released With New Multitasking Gestures
  • Analyst Projects Apple Stock to Plummet Due to Android

    Joe Rossignol
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:50 pm
    According to analyst Ed Zabitsky for Toronto-based ECI Research, Apple’s stocks will inevitably fall to around the $270 mark despite reaching all-time highs over the past few weeks. The success [...]Continue reading Analyst Projects Apple Stock to Plummet Due to Android
  • T-Mobile to Officially Support Unlocked iPhones

    Joe Rossignol
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:45 pm
    Back in September, T-Mobile marketing chief Cole Brodman claimed that there were over one million unlocked iPhone users on their network, and that the magenta-flavored carrier would like to offer [...]Continue reading T-Mobile to Officially Support Unlocked iPhones
  • Brains Behind webOS Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP

    Trey Trawick
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:30 pm
    The man behind webOS, Jon Rubinstein, has left his position as Palm Chief at Hewlett-Packard after serving his 12-24 month commitment. Rubinstein was previously the senior vice president of Apple’s iPod division [...]Continue reading Brains Behind webOS Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP
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  • The iFriday Roundup, No. 27

    Sean Koch
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:32 pm
    Friday Freebies Alawar Entertainment and Eye Interactive are bringing a real treat to fans of slicing, Castle Defense, and zombie apocalypses by making Zombie Samurai free! Here’s the iPhone/iPod Touch version, and the iPad version, and check out our review for good measure. You can also find Red Nova Labs’ Mystery Ball free on the App Store today! You can find out more about this certifiably charming, puzzle-filled ball roller in our review and interview with creator David Howe. If your missed our earlier “OMG, iOS Games Gone Free” articles during the week, you can…
  • OMG, iOS Games Gone Free: Death Call, Jelly Wars, Push Cars: Everyday Jam and More!

    R.Shiels
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:45 pm
    Time for the last installment of ‘OMG, iOS Games Gone Free’ of the week, and, boy, do we have a absolute doozy for you today! But first a super-quick public service announcement (of sorts) – If you don’t already know, ‘OMG, iOS Games Gone Free’ is a brand spanking new daily news featurette in which team iFanzine tirelessly trawls the virtual aisles of the App Store to track down new and noteworthy free iOS games and then posts about them all here. Why? Well, because we’re nice like that. And, hey, you can never have too many freebies, am I right? Now…
  • Interview With Zaxis Games

    Sean Koch
    26 Jan 2012 | 3:11 pm
    Zaxis started out as a high-end CGI specialist, right? What led the company into the videogame industry, and did Zaxis recruit more members for this expansion or does the same team conduct traditional business and game projects at the same time? Yup, that’s right. At the beginning we did CGI as well as educational work for 3D schools in Denmark, which meant that we had only three people at our office in Copenhagen and a lot of external people in the vicinity of these schools. When Bo, our graphic artist, returned home from his Norwegian odyssey at Funcom, he turned up at the office and…
  • Giveaway: Win 3 $10 iTunes Gift Cards Thanks to Digitalfrog & Crystal War: BloodField!

    R.Shiels
    26 Jan 2012 | 11:07 am
    Digital Frog’s Crystal War: Blood Field just had a whopping 50% hacked off its asking price, meaning you can now nab this critically acclaimed fusion of RPG and RTS for a paltry 99¢. If you’re the kind of gamer who likes to try before you buy, you’ll be pleased to hear there’s also a free version, entitled Crystal War: Bloodfield [LIMIT], now available on the App Store. Crystal War: Blood Field sees you choosing sides in a raging war between goblins and mankind and features a much requested online multiplayer mode in addition to its lengthy single-player campaign.
  • Paper Monsters Review

    Sean Koch
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:39 pm
    If I may borrow a note from the Boromir meme that’s going around nowadays: “One does not simply review Paper Monsters (Out January 26, $0.99) without discussing aesthetics first.” Robots vs. Wizards and Crescent Moon Games have scored a total visual knockout, bringing us one of the most beautiful titles ever to grace iOS. Good thing too, because there’s only the barest semblance of a story and the player’s avatar is literally a walking cardboard box with a smiley face painted on it; the player gets sucked so quickly into Paper’s pop-up book world that…
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  • iPhone and iPad Apps Price Drops – January 28 Roundup

    Jerry Collins
    28 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    iOSnoops is constantly on the lookout for great deals at the App Store, and here are 44 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that have just been discounted. This app deal alert includes Puzzlejuice, Mini Motor Racing, Buckingham Palace: Hidden Mysteries, Across Age, Worms Crazy Golf, Tube Downloader, CineXPlayer, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly, these apps may not be on sale anymore when you read this post! For real-time apps deals, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. You can also check out our Apps on Sale section, as many apps that…
  • iPhone and iPad Apps Gone Free – January 28 Roundup

    Damian Ragar
    28 Jan 2012 | 5:30 am
    Need more apps for your favorite device? iOSnoops can help! Here are 32 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that have just gone free. This apps gone free alert includes Zombie Samurai, Always Up! Pro, Simply Find It Pro, iSlash, Mahjong Deluxe, Drop The Chicken, Simply B&W, Photo Table, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly, these apps may not be free anymore when you read this post! For real-time apps deals, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. You can also check out our Apps Gone Free section, as many free apps uncovered over the…
  • Newly Released iPhone and iPad Apps – January 28 Roundup

    Stefani Lain
    28 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am
    Looking for fresh apps for your iDevice? We’ve found 60 great iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that were released over the last 24 hours. This new apps alert includes H&R Block At Home, Checkers With Buddies, Battleland: Honor of Arena, Sammy Router, Hangman 44k, Dominion, PDF Splicer, and many others. For real-time apps info, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. ↓ Jump to the iPad section iPhone / iPod touch Mesonet Rating: N/A / Artist: Oklahoma… / Version: N/A Current Weather Rating: N/A / Artist: Chad Ettelbrick / Version: 1.0…
 
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  • Apple breaks estimates with iPod and iPhone sales

    raja
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:55 am
    Apple current quarter earnings report is out. This report crossed all estimations of analysts. Increased sale of iPod and iPhone contributed to this. The company’s share recorded at $13.87 which was almost double the price i.e; $6.43 in the beginning of year. There was hike in revenue by 73%. Last year $26.74 billion revenue reached to $46.3 billion. Analysts estimated the earnings to be at $10.10 per share and $38.9 billion revenue. As per the company records, they have sold off 37 million iPhones, 15.4 million iPads and 5.2 million Macs. This is only quarter sales. Tim Cook, Apple CEO…
  • Optrix HD for iPod Touch

    raja
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:38 pm
    In a latest technology development, iPod Touch and iPhone can be converted into a camera. Optrix frame for iPod Touch is that great technical evolution. This is a durable frame for iPhone and iPod Touch exclusively and can be attached to a bike. With the help of Optrix, the user can make HD video recording of 1080p. New optical technology allows us to get more stabilization and clarity of the video. This Optrix case is water proof. So, it is no more botheration to shoot in snow and rain. Optrix comes with a 5mm thin layer, which protects the touch screen of devices. With this layer on, user…
  • Listening to iPod can boost your mood

    raja
    24 Jan 2012 | 9:42 am
    The book “Your Playlist Can Change Your Life: 10 Proven Ways Your Favorite Music can Revolutionize Your Health, Memory, Organization, Alertness and More” is a new release with lot of information regarding music and its magic. This book is an outcome of a research. This research showed that music can effectively bring down blood pressure of a person. It drastically reduces stress. People who listen to music during bed time will get a good sleep. This research proved a surprising fact that music can be used as a pain killer as well. Though it is a known fact, the research proved it again…
  • Lasonic I931X Gold Boombox iPod Dock

    raja
    23 Jan 2012 | 1:00 am
    In 1980s, Lasonic 931 TRC was one of the most popular boombox models. To keep up with the latest technology, the company has released a new version of 931 TRC and it is called as I931X Classic. This comes with an iPod dock and plays audio files. I931X Limited is almost as same as the earlier 931 TRC, except the fact that it has an iPod dock and a golden finish. Besides iPod dock, it also has facility to plug in external storage devices like USB, MMC/SD etc. It has got two speakers of 15W capacity. It has alarm clock functionality. Most interestingly, it can also play AM/Fm radio. Microphones…
  • Do you know why Brookview Elementary students like iPods and iPads?

    raja
    21 Jan 2012 | 9:25 am
    A YouTube video was released by Brookview Elementary School students. This video was prepared completely by the students. In the video, students explained why they love to use iPods and iPads in their classrooms. The information given by students through this video is a first of its kind. The producer of this video is a fifth-grader. The video features clippings of students who have given interviews. Students from all grades participated in this opinion taking. In every interview clipping, they talked about how they work on iPod and iPad and what all they like about these devices. According…
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