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Those who own the iPhone are usually ones who beleive in looking good all the time. Well, that’s a pretty generalised assumption I guess, but I am sure those who love the phone so much, have a lot more reasons than it being feature-rich, to actually own one. So, in yet another attempt to accesorize the most popular phone, Proporta’s Echo might seem like just any other thing, except that this one would help you keep your makeup mirror at home, and still keep looking picture perfect. Read the rest of this entry »

M:Metrics, a measurement firm that studies mobile media, has released a survey of iPhone users. The results from the January survey of more than 10,000 adults, are somewhat dramatic. 84.8 percent of iPhone users report Read the rest of this entry »

Apple hat heute die Version 3.1 seines Internet-Browsers Safari veröffentlicht. Die neue Version steht gleichermaßen für Nutzer von Mac OS X Leopard und Tiger sowie Microsoft Windows XP und Vista zur Verfügung. Firmengaben zufolge soll Safari 3.1 nun schneller sein als die Konkurrenten Firefox, Opera und der MS Internet Explorer Read the rest of this entry »

Family’s who have more than one iPod and only one computer can now charge and sync them at the same time. Thanks to PARAT Solutions and its dock collection. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s a Mac Mini…. it’s a Mac Pro! No, it’s a Mac Mini Pro! Looks like Hideo Takano can’t get enough of Steve Job’s Apple. He modified the Mac Mini into a Mac Pro to come up with the Mac Mini Pro. Brilliant!

The Mac Mini Pro measures 7.8″ tall and 3.28″ wide by 6.5″. This Mac mod boasts of a single USB port plus a power button aside from the Mac Mini hardware. A sliding enclosure keeps the hard drive from being seen. And if coming up with this mod is not enough, dear Mr. Takano even wrote down a do-it-yourself guide. Thing is, the tutorial is in Japanese so good luck with having your own Mac Mini Pro.

[Gizmodo]

We’ve heard of iPod crimes before and like most crimes, they just won’t stop. But like other crimes, there are also ways to prevent them from happening. Like keeping your iPod or whatever gadget out of sight. You know, as they say, “out of sight, out of mind.” Heh.

Okay, I know it’s too corny but it’s the same for thieves and criminals in the world. So better hide your iPod inside an iBlaze–an iPod Control Laptop Bag with Integrated iPod Controls. Read the rest of this entry »

I told you, the characters of my childhood are coming back to redeem me. After the Super Mario Wii-mod, a concept LEGO application is now in the works. What’s more good news is that this LEGO app is for the iPhone made possible by the newly launched iPhone Software Developer Kit. Read the rest of this entry »

The Richard Solo is a rechargeable lithium ion battery that is perfect for your iPod. If you’re one of those who loves to use the iPod until the battery drains but are always out of the house, a spare battery will definitely be a good companion.

The Good: Works well as an external backup battery. Solidly built. Comes with a retractable USB zip cord and a wall plug. Takes only an hour to charge.

The Bad: Adds bulk to any iPod.

The Bottomline: An extra iPod battery if you have an extra $50 to spare won’t hurt. Good old Apple products can make good use if a backup battery always.

Price: Starting at $50

Read full review over at CrunchGear.

Less than a week after Apple offered outsiders a chance to make games and other business applications for the iPhone, the response has been remarkable: Over 100,000 software developers have downloaded an iPhone software kit Apple made publicly available to them on March 6, the Cupertino company announced today.

By adding game and business applications to its phone, the company hopes to broaden the device’s appeal and better compete with the Blackberry. AOL, Electronic Arts, Epocrates,salesforce.com and Sega already have used the kit to create iPhone applications.
Via SJ Mercury News

The new MacBook Air was designed that thin for a reason. But why do some people keep on adding crystals to them? First, there was the Crystalicing MacBook Air, and now this, the Golden Age. Read the rest of this entry »