August 28 2010 Categorized Under: Apparel, Cell Phones Tags; aluminim case, apple iphone, iphone, iphone case, vapor case No Commented
iphone vapor case
What’s so special about the Vapor iPhone case that the manufacturer website experienced problems due to excessive amounts of traffic in the past days?
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August 16 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; apple ipad, chair, ipad, ipad chair, ipad holder one Commented
iPad Chair
The iPad is a mighty successful device, and most owners love it for its flexibility and style. Many users feel on the other hand that it becomes strenuous to work with the iPad for a longer period of time, since the device has to be held with two hands if it is not lying on a flat surface, or in an iPad holder.
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August 11 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; concept, concept phones, mobile phone, Sony Ericsson, sony ericsson fh No Commented
With technology advancing more rapidly than ever, technology devices appear that some would call genius, while others madness. The Sony Ericsson FH mobile phone is such a concept phone, that splits not only the opinion in two, but itself as well.
From what we were able to gather the phone can be expanded both vertically and horizontally, and even split in half with the two parts acting as bluetooth enabled walkie-talkies, and probably more.
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August 5 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; 1.2Ghz, 1.5Ghz, 3rd generation, dualcore, GLBenchmark, htc, HTC Glacier, leak, qualcomm, snapdragon 2 Commented
The GLBenchmark database revealed a very interesting new gadget earlier this week. A brand new HTC phone that has never been heard of and has never been seen online. It is called the HTC Glacier and it has scores that will put any smartphone to shame — no matter whether it is the A4 powered iPhone 4 or HTC’s own Snapdragon powered EVO 4G.
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July 21 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; apple iphone, iphone, iphone cover, iphone design, iphone sleeve one Commented
Accessories profit a lot from the popularity of Apple’s iPhone. Especially cases, sleeves and other protective measures are thought after by iPhone users to protect the phone from damages.
We have collected a wide variety of designs, iPhone cases and sleeves and put all of them in one big image gallery on this page.
And who knows, maybe you find something that you like that much that you have to buy it, for your iPhone.
Let us know in the comments.
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July 19 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; free iphone 4 case, iPhone 4, iphone case, iphone skin, iphone wallpaper 2 Commented
Apple will later this week be giving away a free iPhone 4 case to all users who want one to fix antenna issues. They need a lot of cases as approximately 1 million iPhones are being sold around the world next week, so they are working on deals with other case manufacturers to offers iPhone 4 users a choice of iPhone 4 cases as they won’t be able to produce enough iPhone bumpers to meet the demand.
I know it’s unlikely, but here are some super cool sexy iPhone 4 cases that I hope iPhone include in the free choices later this week.
The Vapor is CNC machined from a solid block of aircraft grade aluminum – only 25 grams. A CNC on/off button is designed into the case to complete the clean lines. Anodized to create a hard protective coating in brilliant colors. Continue reading “iPhone 4 Cases I Hope Apple Give Away For Free” »
July 19 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; 4g lte, leaks, Speculations, verizon wireless one Commented
Other than the 4G LTE SIM card that I just posed about a while ago, there are other things that are showing signs of the next-generation 4G LTE network being rolled out sometime soon. Multiple news sources have been reporting of Verizon’s computers showing signs of 4G LTE connections. There are also some internal documents that talk about 4G up for viewing. More on the other side.
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July 19 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; 4g lte, blackberry, Blackberry Tablet, Curve 3, FiveSpot, Mobile WiFi Hospot, motorola, SIM card, Storm 3, verizon No Commented
Verizon has recently become exceedingly bad at keeping things under a wrap. With the Droid 2 leaking left and right, there’s no doubt that the phone is coming really soon. The Droid 2 has been leaking really badly of late and not it is time for something new — a mobile WiFi hotspot that supports both CDMA and GSM networks. Moreover, there seems to be a 4G LTE SIM card out in the wild. More on the other side.
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July 14 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; Droid 2, Droid X, leak, Speculations, Summer/Fall catalogue, verizon wireless one Commented
The folks over at BGR have posted a leaked document from Verizon — their upcoming summer catalogue of devices. And in it there are all the usual suspects, including the Droid X from Motorola. But there’s another phone playing second fiddle to the Droid X in the poster and that is another yet to be announced Droid phone — the Droid 2. So it seems like the rumors were true after all. There’s a Droid 2 in the making. Time to rejoice? Well, we’ll see. Motorola is not known for being consistently good at whatever phone they release.
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July 6 2010 Categorized Under: Cell Phones Tags; android, apple, blackberry, Cell Phones, iphone, marketplace, windows marketplace one Commented
Apps have become very popular in the last years, and especially with the release of Apple’s iPhone and the Android operating system. Developers have options to create free or paid applications. A report published last week by Distimo outlined some interesting differences between iPhone, Android and other app marketplaces.
apps
The company researched the proportion of free vs paid apps in the following marketplaces: Apple Store iPad, iPhone and Universal, Blackberry App World, Google Android Market, Nokia Ovi Store, Palm App Catalog and Windows Marketplace.
The Google Android Market is the only app marketplace with a higher proportion of free applications, 57% versus 43% paid applications followed by the Palm App Catalog with 34% and all other marketplaces between 22% and 28%.
Now, this does not say anything about the absolute numbers of free applications in each marketplace. A marketplace with lots of applications might still offer more apps than a marketplace with a higher proportion but a lower selection of total apps.
What’s the main reason for this large proportion of free apps on Android marketplace? Probably the fact that it is an open platform:
Since Android is an open platform, which anyone can develop for, you see a lot more open source apps, which in general are free. So since you don’t have to pay to develop apps, developers are more willing to give away their apps with Android than with Apple.
The researchers have analysed average app prices as well. Blackberry apps lead that chart with $6.97 on average followed by Windows Marketplace with an average price of $5.96 per app. Android apps average at $3.29, iPhone at $4.01 and iPad at $4.65.