PlayStation iPhone Case
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PlayStation iPhone Case
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Sena Cases introduces new designer collection for iPhone
Monday, June 29th, 2009California-based luxury handheld device accessory designer, Sena Cases, announces the launch of its new unique Sarach Designer Series collection for the iPhone 3G and 3G S. Created to enhance functional design and protection with modern flair, the innovative collection showcases a hand-sewn, two-tone saddle-stitched design offering a unique, stylish accessory for the Apple iPhone.
Known for designing cases from the finest quality and most coveted leathers in the world, Sena’s cases are precisely hand-crafted by leather artisans. Every design offers exceptional details to enhance the functionality of each specific device while providing protection. The exquisite craftsmanship is showcased in the company’s beautiful new Sarach Designer Series collection including the Sarach Flip and LeatherSkin cases for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S. The Sarach cases offer a one of a kind creation with a luxurious, designer high-end style.
The Sarach cases are comprised of Sena’s classic, smooth leather. They are individually handcrafted from the finest Italian leather with Sena’s well-known quality and strong attention to detail. The new designs offer an ultra-slim design with quality and elegance of Sena’s signature styles such as the LeatherSkin and Flip Style case. The Sarach Designer Cases are also offered in a variety of leather and thread color combinations.
iPhone 3G/ 3G S Sarach Flip Case: The Sarach Flip case is a front-flap style featured in the unique Sarach Designer Series by Sena. It showcases a hand-sewn two-tone saddle-stitched design offering a personalized hand stitched look. The case design provides specialized openings for easy access to all device-operating functions and also includes a hidden multi-purpose pocket. With just a flick of the thumb, the flap which includes a magnetic fastening system at the bottom can be flipped up exposing the face of the device enabling the user to quickly answer the phone.
iPhone 3G / 3G S Sarach LeatherSkin Case: The Sarach LeatherSkin case is the second style featured in the unique Sarach Designer Series by Sena. It showcases a hand-sewn, two-tone, saddle-stitched design offering a personalized hand stitched look. The case design provides specialized openings for easy access to all device-operating functions and also includes a snap closure strap to keep the device snugly in place. The open form-fitting design exposes the face of the device enabling the user to quickly answer the phone and experience constant unrestricted access and play-thru style.
Sena Cases CEO Ramsey Oten, Ph.D., is proud of the new designer cases. “We invested a significant amount of time to develop the new Sarach Designer Series and the cases are very unique because we have created an exceptional designer case with the hand-sewn, saddle-stitched design coupled with the magnificent quality of Sena leather and craftsmanship,” Oten said.
Sena Cases offers 11 styles and cases for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S including the new Sarach Designer Cases, the new Corsa Designer Cases, Dockable, MagnetFlipper, Elega Pouch, WalletSkin, WalletBook, UltraSlim Pouch and LeatherSkin Case.
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iPhone OS Push Notifications Undergo Stress Tests
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009iPhone users who have come to acquire a taste for push information on other platforms will be pleased to know that iPhone OS push notifications in the upcoming version of the AP News app is currently undergoing testing by various developers.
Each individual app will come with its own Sounds, Alerts and Badge notifications which can be toggled individually, leading to a wider range of customization options. Guess this would make things more and more complicated for users who have actually picked up an iPhone because it is easy to use.
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AT&T to sell the new iPhone with cheaper service plans
Friday, May 8th, 2009Currently, to buy a new iPhone 3G from AT&T you have to opt for a service plan of at least $69.99 per month - this includes unlimited data. Of course, the iPhone itself costs only $199.99 (the 8GB version), but after two years of contract with AT&T, you’ll end up paying almost $2,000.
Now the giant US carrier is apparently considering lowering the minimum-required iPhone service plan, from $69.99 to $59.99 - helping users save $240 in two years. According to The Street, the cheaper service plan should be effective starting June, when AT&T and Apple should release the third-generation iPhone.
Well, with Sprint’s Palm Pre coming closer everyday, it’s understandable why AT&T is ready to lower the iPhone service plan. It’s said that the Pre would also be released in June - and it will surely be one of the new iPhone’s toughest competitors.
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First 22 Carat Solid Gold iPhone 3G Launched
Saturday, May 2nd, 2009Targeting the high end consumers, Stuart Hughes, the designer, renowned for redesigning high-end mobile handsets to give them a body of gold or precious gem stones, for Gold Striker, has now unveiled the shiny new 22ct solid gold iPhone 3G.
This revolutionary iPhone comes encased in 22 carat solid gold and it also has the Apple logo on it made out of 53 WS1 diamonds. It is available as an unlocked phone for support of all networks around the globe. The gold iPhone 3G is the only phone that come encased in 22 carat gold with the Apple logo made exquisite with 53 WS1 diamonds.
The features include 320×480 touchscreen, Bluetooth, WLAN 802.11b/g, built-in 2 megapixel camera, microphone, talk time of 10 hours, standby time of 300 hours and more.
This gold phone is designed by four proficient craftsmen including Hughes who worked on it for months, in Liverpool UK. And the price of all this is just £22,995.00! The phone is available on Stuart Hughes’ official website which has gone live from April 30, 2009 onwards.
Google Product Search now available for iPhone, Android
Saturday, April 25th, 2009If you use Google Product Search on a regular basis and have an Android smartphone or an iPhone, you should be happy to find out that the feature is now available for both mobile platforms.
According to Google, Product Search for mobile provides users with the same product info that they would get via their PC or laptop. So when you’re in a store, buying something, you can quickly search the Web for additional info about the products you’re interested in.
To use Google Product Search for mobile you don’t have to download anything - just point your Android or iPhone browser to google.com, tap on the “more” tab and then on the “shopping” tab.
Apple iPhone TV Coming Soon?
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009The word on the street is that Apple has specific instructions for its retailers to put all those old iPhone/iPod touch A/V cords on clearance as there’s a new set coming.
In fact the new cord will support HD output for Apple TV functions. It will use six RCA connectors which will deal very well with both SD or HD content. Now we need more details about what the new
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AT&T Might Not Like SlingPlayer for iPhone
Friday, April 17th, 2009
Since the iPhone debuted in the AT&T network, the company claimed to have a hard time to cope with the network strain induced by the higher web usage rate of the iPhone’s users.
Now that a Slingbox application exists, AT&T seems to worry that it could push its network over the edge, as video streaming is much more network-intensive than web browsing. Note that limiting the app to WiFi usage is always an option.
Other voices point out that AT&T is working on its own video streaming functionality, hinting that network capacity is indeed sufficient and that AT&T might try to protect some turf here. At the moment, Apple is the one who has rejected the SplingPlayer form the app store, so AT&T is directing questions to them. In the meantime, Apple has not commented on the matter.
At some point, it will be in Apple’s best interest to work with more than one carrier. Competition might force them to confront every carrier’s worst nightmare: become a commodity pipe like DSL providers.
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Buy.com starts selling unlocked iPhone 3Gs
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009Jailbreaking your iPhone 3G might be cool and all, but it would be more fun if you are doing it without voiding your warranty. Sadly, Apple doesn’t agree with this and is always ready to unleash its wrath upon those who dare to do it, but with MacWorld - and hopefully a new iPhone - looming in the near future, times sure seem to have changed.
Buy.com is now offering up 16GB “never-locked” iPhone 3Gs that come with genuine Apple-certified warranty and what’s more, these devices can be updated to the latest firmware without the fear of being locked down by the company. But freedom always comes with a price and Buy.com is demanding a hefty $799.99 for it. Wonder what AT&T has to say about this.
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