Thursday, December 18th, 2008
KODAK Gallery has launched its KODAK Gallery iPhone App, which will be available on Apple ’s iPhone Store. This iPhone app will give users easy access to their Gallery pictures and make uploading pictures to their online KODAK Gallery photo albums a cinch. Some of the features of the KODAK Gallery app include:
- Browsing your entire KODAK Gallery collection right from iPhone, view pictures in slideshow or shake it up mode
- Easy uploading of new shots direct from iPhone to a KODAK Gallery account for safekeeping in secure online albums
- Simple sharing of Gallery pictures with people on your iPhone contact list
- Takes advantage of popular iPhone features like opening albums by tapping the photo, zoom and tilt to view photos in landscape or portrait.
[Via: uberphones]
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Monday, December 8th, 2008
Axiotron has just released its new ModBook that will definitely make Apple fans sit up and take notice.
Based on a MacBook, the ModBook will come with a bunch of enhancements such as :-
- Full Bluetooth connectivity
- Lightweight design
- Scratch-resistant exterior
- Upgraded drawing surface
- AnyView LCD/ForceGlass screen cover
- GPS navigation
- Improved pen tablet performance
New software pre-loaded include Autodesk SketchBook Express. Prices for the Axiotron ModBook begins from $1,299 upwards, depending on the specifications you choose.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Thursday, November 27th, 2008
Apple has updated QuickTime to re-enable standard definition playback on various external monitors in order the quell the uproar of the new unibody MacBook that comes with built-in DRM. The Quicktime 7.5.7 update fixes the problem of the Mini DisplayPort connector on new MacBooks and MacBook Pros that actually prevents people from playing tagged video content on non-compliant monitors or projectors.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Tuesday, November 25th, 2008
EMG Technology LLC has just filed a lawsuit against Apple , alleging that the Cupertino company infringed upon patents filed by Los Angeles real estate developer Elliot Gottfurcht and his two co-inventors.
According to the suit, the technology in the iPhone that helps it navigate and display some websites intended for viewing on small phone screens infringes a patent that Gottfurcht and his co-inventors obtained last month.
It should be noted however, that HTC , RIM, and practically every mobile phone manufacturer of the last five years at least, have been churning out handsets that are capable of displaying the Web on small screens, but the suit is only gunning against Apple.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Friday, November 21st, 2008
New features firmware Apple iPhone 2.2:
• Improved Maps - Google Street View, directions and recommendations on how to get to the desired item on foot, displaying the address location that has the “pin”, the exchange of information on the location of an e-mail
• Improved application Mail - corrected a number of gaps
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Thursday, November 20th, 2008
Walmart will be offering one hot ticket item this holiday shopping season - the iPhone 3G . This handset will be available from December 28 onwards, and will also be sold via selected Sam’s Club stores as well.
[via: ubergizmo]
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Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Enter the Apple iPhone Backup Extractor application for Mac OS X Leopard. The application was created by Mac developer Pádraig. In an effort to extract and analyze iPhone backups without all the hassle of going through the command line, iPhone Backup Extractor was born.
If the iPhone developer in you just has to see what the iPhone backup files actually look like, head on over to supercrazyawesome.com and give it a go!
[Via: intomobile]
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Saturday, November 8th, 2008
Apple could come up with something interesting for the future by applying for a patent for an “automatically adjusting media display in a personal display system.” This is somewhat a head-tracking eyewear which offers the user the feeling of being in a theater. As the wearer moves his/her head, the built-in gyroscope and accelerometer in the goggles will adjust the media file crop, making the user feel as though he/she is sitting in the theater.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Wednesday, October 15th, 2008
Mophie has finally released its iPhone 3G Juice Pack that offers instantaneous power as and where you need it - just make sure the Juice Pack itself is fully charged beforehand.
The iPhone 3G Juice Pack is touted to offer up to 350 hours of standby time and half a dozen hours of 3G talk time (double the amount via 2G). Of course, just as nothing is free in life, you will have to part with $99.95 for the Mophie iPhone 3G Juice Pack.
[Via: ubergimzo]
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
Korean carrier KT is rolling out Apple MacBooks that come bundled with WiBro (a Korean version of WiMAX). Each of these MacBooks will come with a KWD-U2000 WiBro modem and the KT WiBro service to help you remain connected virtually wherever and whenever you are without suffering from GPRS or EDGE speeds.
[Via: Ubergizmo]
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