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- Does not include AT&T service contract
- Facetime
- Retina Display
- Multitasking
- HD Video Recording
- 5MP Camera
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Engadget — which doesn’t just run any old rumor mind you — claims they have the goods on the next generation iPad 2, iPhone 5, and Apple TV (2011). The big news, if accurate, seems to be a blazingly fast, dual-core ARM Cortex A9-based Apple A5 system-on-chip (SoC) and a switch to dual GSM/CDMA (but not LTE) Qualcomm radios that can run on both AT&T and Verizon. (Which our buddy Mickey Papillon first heard were Apple-bound back at CES 2010.)
iPhone 5 is said to be a complete redesign, which would be very different than the identical casings used for both iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. A “total rethink” that’s being tested but only on Apple’s campus (so it won’t turn up on the blogs, obviously). Apple has thus far introduced new iPhones in June.
iPad 2 still seems set for an April launch as expected. In addition to being slimmer and sleeker, it will include a higher resolution screen similar to but not the same as the current Retina Displays (yeah, we’re confused by these back and forth rumors too!), front and rear cameras (FaceTime, of course), and an SD card slot (though no USB, sorry). It’ll also have that Qualcomm chipset and Apple A5 proc.
Apple TV (2011), courtesy of the A5 chipset, will be able to play 1080p HD video “like running water”. Whether or not this is also on a yearly cycle, meaning we’ll have to wait until September 2011 to see it alongside the next generation iPod touch remains to be seen.
Again, these are all rumors and while Engadget is typically solid things can and will change. Apple reportedly had a more conservative “backup” iPhone 4 in case the one we got didn’t pan out, so they could have a more conservative “backup” iPhone 5 as well. Also, Apple has been known to spread disinformation. It is fun to speculate though so let us know what you think — are these the next generation iOS devices you’ve been waiting for?
Take this report with the requisite grains of salt, but here’s what we’ve heard about the upcoming late 2010/early 2011 iPod, iPhone, and iPad lineups from a highly reliable source. If you remember our exclusive first details on the iPad, iPod nano 4Gand 5G, you’ll know that our sources’ accuracy level is very high but not perfect, which is about as good as can be expected given the nature of Apple-related leaks. (Except for ones posted by the always impressive John Gruber, who appears to be getting pre-release information directly from Apple.)
1. New iPods. Apple apparently has three new iPods ready to go as early as this month, or as late as September. One is the new iPod nano, one is the new iPod touch, and the third one is a question mark, but may be a small (1.7”) touchscreen replacement for the iPod shuffle. There’s also continued chatter about a three-inch touchscreen that could make its way into an iPod, shaving half an inch off the diagonal of the current iPod touch.
2. New iPad. A seven-inch-screened version of the iPad is substantially finished and will be ready for announcement either later this year or early in 2011. Apple has been prototyping devices with screens of this size for a long time—quite possibly predating the original iPhone.
3. New iPhone. According to our source—and we have to say that we find this part hard to believe—Apple is pushing up the release date of the fifth-generation iPhone to early 2011 (as soon as January) because of the antenna issues with the iPhone 4. It’s unknown whether this will be a repackaging of iPhone 4 components in a different shell or something more substantial. We reiterate: it’s hard to believe. But as with so many seemingly far-fetched early reports, it’s not impossible.
4. iPhone 4 Bumpers, Generations 0 and 2. To reduce the cost of the current iPhone 4 Case Program, the company is currently working on a less expensive all-silicone version of the Bumper to give away after September. Our source says that the original, unreleased version of Bumper had more hard plastic than the final version, and claims that Apple was considering giving Bumpers away with every iPhone 4 before deciding to take its chances with the bare device. The question is whether the Bumpers were originally intended for glass protection or antenna coverage, and why Apple developed them in the first place.
OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S (Black)[Retail Packaging]
Thursday, 3 February 2011
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Protect your technology investment when your budget is already tight with the ruggedized OtterBox Defender case for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. The Defender series offers a fully interactive case that enables complete usability of the iPhone's touchscreen and access to all buttons. And you can sync and charge your iPhone right through the case. This Defender case also comes with an OtterBox ClipStand holster-style swivel belt clip.
Ideal for frequent travelers and business professionals as well as everyday users who want added protection, OtterBox Defender cases provide three layers of bump, scratch and drop protection:
 The OtterBox Defender for iPhone 3G/3GS in black. |
 With the included swivel belt clip. |
- Layer 1: Thermal formed protective clear membrane to safeguard screen and keyboard against scratching as well as dust and dirt.
- Layer 2: Hi-impact polycarbonate shell.
- Layer 3: Silicone skin absorbs bump and shock and includes innovative retaining features to hold it in place.
- Accommodates Apple iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS models
- Open access to sync/charge and headphone jacks
- Use of all buttons accessible through case
- Added bump, drop, and shock protection
- Sleek, slim fit to Apple device
- Open access to speakers, microphone and camera
- Includes holster style swivel belt
- Sound transmits through case
- Drop and Shock: Protection against drop, bump and shock
- Water Protection: Not tested or recommended for water protection
- Dust Protection: Dust does not enter in a sufficient quantity to interfere with satisfactory operation of equipment
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Product Description
The Otterbox For Apple Iphone 3G Defender Series Case Is Stylish And Slim In Design/ While Still Offering Unparalleled Protection Against Harmful Drops/ Bumps/ Shocks/ Scratches/ Dings And Dust.
Sharing PayBoxDo you enjoy participating as we develop the PayBox service? Are you looking for ways to help us take our service to the next level? This blog post covers one of the most important ways you can help—by sharing PayBox.Why Share? PayBox is still in development and it’s a “closed box” system for now. That means all transactions stay within our system. In order to “Open the Box”, we need a bigger user base (as mentioned in Sunday’s blog post). That means more users. If you can see the seeds of a great new service in PayBox, if you’re excited by what you see, please spread the word. How to Share There are countless ways you can share PayBox. If you have a blog, you could blog about it. If you use Facebook, you could share it there. You could also email personal one-to-one invitations to people you know—people who you think may share your excitement for PayBox. Be Considerate Please don’t send a generic email to a lot of people. It’s impersonal and wouldn’t be received well. Also be sure you don’t use any method of sharing that would annoy people, such as emailing people who don’t know you, or by posting off-topic in a forum. Take Action! Please don’t wait, if you have an appropriate way to share PayBox, or if you know people who may be interested, please spread the word or send an invitation today. Thanks for participating as we work to take PayBox to the next level. JOIN NOW>>>>>HERE |
The Week AheadEach day of the week we blog about important issues in order to help both new and existing users stay up-to-date. Here’s an overview of the blog posts we’re planning for this week…
Thanks for helping us take PayBox to the next level! JOIN NOW>>>>>HERE |
It’s time again to bring our focus back to the “Big Picture”. The purpose of this blog post is to help new users get oriented and learn what PayBox is all about—and also to help our existing users stay up-to-date and focused on our goals as we continue to develop the PayBox service. The Big PicturePayBox is developing an online currency and payment processing service to make buying and selling online easier, more secure and available to everyone. We’re designing our service with the help of a dedicated group of EarlyBird users who are contributing ideas and feedback.What has been developed? Person-to-Person transactions are working. Any user can transfer funds from their PayBox account to another user’s account. Currently PayBox is a “closed box” system, that means all transactions are within our system only. Users cannot deposit or withdraw funds at this time. What is being developed? We currently have several exciting projects in development. Thursday and Friday are the days scheduled for posting updates and announcements about current projects. So, you’ll learn more about our current projects in a few days. What is planned? In time, we plan to “Open the Box”, inviting merchants to accept PayBox. This will allow our users to pay any merchant who has registered to accept PayBox payments. We also plan to offer debit cards linked to user accounts. What needs to happen? In order to form the essential working relationships with large merchants and payment networks, we need a bigger user base. What does that mean? More users! We must grow our user base to 2-5 million users (our Stage 2 growth goal) before we can really begin work to “Open the Box”. When will it happen? We currently have about 272,000 active users. At our current growth rate, we expect to begin work to “Open the Box” in April of 2011. That’s just an estimate, it could be sooner or later if our growth rate changes. What can you do to help? Just follow the instructions on the first page when you log in. Also, please invite friends to use PayBox. Tuesday and Wednesday’s blog posts will include more specific instructions on how you can help. To everyone who has been contributing to our growth and giving feedback in our surveys, we want to say—Thanks! Keep up the good work! join NOW>>>>HERE |
Amazon Shopping SpreeThe deadline to enter to win the Amazon Shopping Spree is March 31. We will be giving away a $1,000 Shopping Spree to Amazon.com. If you haven’t already taken the simple steps to participate, please take a minute and do it!The rules for this giveaway can be found within your PayBox account. Just log in and scroll down to the Amazon Shopping Spree link to learn more. Debit Card Survey (Contest #2)The Debit Card Survey is currently open. In this survey we re-opened voting on the card designs which were submitted in the first contest. Our goal with this survey is to find the best debit card designs, based on popular vote. We will award a prize for the top design and smaller prizes will be randomly assigned among people who participated in the survey. Each time you vote, you get another “entry” and increase your chance of winning.The current Debit Card Survey will remain open until we are ready to begin issuing debit cards. At that time this contest will be closed and the prizes awarded. Debit Card Design (Contest #1)The original Debit Card Design Contest is closed. The winners of this contest will be announced and prize payments will be sent this month.In this contest we will award a grand prize of US $1,000 to the designer of the top-voted card design and several smaller prizes of US $100. The smaller prizes will go to people who voted in Contest #1 and winners will be randomly selected among all entries. Each time a user voted in this contest, they received another entry. Take Action!If you would like to win the $1,000 Amazon.com Shopping Spree or a prize in the Debit Card Survey, be sure to log-in to your account and follow the links to participate.Thanks for helping us take PayBox to the next level—keep up the good work! join>>>HERE |
Breaking thAltec Lansing IMT320 inMotion Compact iPod Speaker System
e mold, the inMotion Compact releases new levels of sounds from a compact design. The latest addition to the inMotion range, this ultra-portable stereo for iPhone and iPod delivers superb sound and a great value. Two innovative, front-firing ports push surprisingly powerful bass, wherever you need it. A sleek protective cover folds back as a stand, ensuring your music looks good wherever you take it. Designed with style in mind, this remarkable compact stereo allows you to share your anthems with confidence. Plug it in or run it on batteries. With seductively good looks and serious sound, this is an affordable stereo for those with expensive tastes.The inMotion Compact gives you crystal-clear sound wherever you need it.Drivers, enclosure and electronics are balanced for optimum sound.
Two full-range neodymium drivers deliver pure, distinct full-spectrum audio.
Front firing ports deliver lows you can feel.
Blast your sound for up to 24 hours with four AA batteries (or use the included AC adapter)(asterisk).
Folds back to double as a stand.
Automatically pauses music when a call is received on the iPhone.
Unique design is immune to mobile phone interference, eliminating the need to switch to airplane mode.
Fold it, tuck it and go.
Recharges while it plays your tunes.
Switch it up by connecting a second audio source.
Let you dial up the volume from the dock.
Mini High Resolution USB Spy Hidden Cam Camcorder Lighter Camera Audio / Video Recorder DV DVR 30fps
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
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Technical Details
- Mini High Resolution USB Spy Hidden Cam Camcorder Lighter Camera Audio / Video Recorder DV DVR 30fps
- Smallest Pin-hole Camera made especially for spy use
- Video AVI Format 720 x 480 High Resolution 30fps
- External Memory: Support the TF expansion card up to 8GB (no memory included with this item)
- Memory card not include
Product Description
Product Description
HD Spy Camcorder Lighter Camera Video Recorder 30fps DV 100% Brand new with high-quality Mini Camcorder and Video Recorder Smallest Pin-hole Camera made especially for spy use Latest version 3 in 1 function: video record, sound record, camera External Memory: Support the TF expansion card (no memory included with this item) High definition video with voice lets Color Video and Audio Recording Video AVI Format 720 x 480 High Resolution 30fps Photo JPG Format 1280 x 1024 Playback video on your PC Easy connection with PC/Laptops, no driver needed Easy to use "One Touch" record button USB Plug & Play Compatible Can be used as USB storage device Built-in rechargeable high volume Lithium-ion Battery Battery Up Time: Approx. 1 Hours Real time record any video and audio evidence instantaneously Rechargeable by any powered USB port package Includes: 1 x Spy Lighter Video Camera (Not included Memory Card) 1 x Use manual.
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