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Following up on our earlier story, it looks like Apple is holding back delivery of the iPhone 3G S units that we pre-ordered over the web, until Friday. This, despite the fact that they're already in the United States, and many had been scheduled to be delivered tomorrow. Earlier, several reports came in of disappearing delivery dates from online shipp […]
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Well, that was a close call. I'll admit, I was tricked too at first by a link going around on Twitter right now stating that the iPhone 3.0 software's launch was pushed to tomorrow. It's an Apple site that lists the launch date for the update as June 18, tomorrow. The only problem is that the site is Apple's Singapore website, where the u […]
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Right before the launch of the Palm Pre, the press was buzzing about a feature that had remained quiet until that time: That the Palm Pre can sync with iTunes. This is a key feature at least in theory as the Pre is seen as the biggest competitor to Apple's iPhone to date. It stands to reason that Palm may have wanted to keep the feature under wraps unti […]
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Last night, we noted that iPhone 3G S pre-orders started leaving their point of origin in China yesterday, and many had a scheduled delivery date of tomorrow — a full two days before they're scheduled to hit stores. Today brings more proof of that, as the phones have hit American shores already. Okay, they're in Alaska, so not exactly at the loc […]
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Here is good news for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S owners because Belkin has rolled out its new Grip cases that are made from silicone and come with form-fitting construction and different textured designs. The company also released the BodyGuard cases, which are made using a combination of polycarbonate and rubber materials, and provide a slim profile and…
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The iConnect USB keyboard from iHome looks like an ordinary keyboard but it is actually different. The keyboard allows iPhone and iPod owners to connect their devices with their computers with its dedicated dock. The Mac version of iConnect has the multimedia control keys with a couple of USB ports, and dedicated buttons to launch certain…
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Filed under: Hardware , Bad Apple , Macbook Pro , MacBook , MacBook Air Well, we're still not sure our iPhones are safe to use, and now comes word from Australia that our brand spanking new glossy screens might be hurting us as well, through bad ergonomics. An HR advisory from Queensland University of Technology suggests that: "Reflections and gla […]
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Here is an iPod or iPhone application that might appeal to gamers. Dubbed as the Wifipad, it is actually a virtual gamepad on your iPod or iPhone, which you can use to control your computer. You can customize this application and create your own button layouts and key bindings. That means that it’ll work on any game – even…
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Palm fans won't have Ed Colligan to kick around anymore, not for a little while at least. The 16 year history of Colliganism has come to an end, now it's time for the Apple ex-patriots. Jon Rubinstein, the once hardware engineering guru at Apple, has been appointed Chairman and CEO of Palm in [...]
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Esta tarde se anunció el nuevo modelo de iPhone 3GS y no tiene videoconferencia. Pero esto es lo de menos, porque el nuevo juguete de Apple viene equipado con par de cosas adicionales, entre ellas una nueva cámara de 3 megapixels con capacidad para grabar vídeo. La nueva cámara tiene algunas funciones nuevas. Siéntese antes de leer [...]
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