I often write news items about iPad apps I think might interest you, and usually I find just a screen capture and a couple of sentences are enough. The AutoPainter app for iPad is so much fun that I thought it deserved a little more. The iOS versions (also available for iPhone) have been ported [...]
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iPad app,
Photo editing software
The Hidden Mountain Curriers shop at Etsy offers a variety of beautiful, handmade leather covers for electronics devices. Shown is a hand-tooled cover for Kindle 3. Although the covers vary in style, they all are book-style covers. They all seem to hold the device in with leather and elastic straps, and they offer a choice [...]
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iPad/iPad 2 covers,
Kindle covers
Today’s LogicBUY deal is the Dell 15.6” Inspiron 15R 2.1GHz Core i3-2310M Sandy Bridge laptop for $549.99. This Dell has switchable lids. Base model features: 4GB DDR3 memory, 500GB hard drive, Intel HD 3000 graphics, DVD+/-RW, 802.11n, Bluetooth, HD webcam, Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit), 15 months of MacAfee, and a 1 year service plan. [...]
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Deal of the Day
I’ve been a fan of the dock concept all the way back to the Palm Pilot’s charge/sync cradle. Designed for users who don’t connect and sync to iTunes and so don’t have a backup of their data, the Iomega SuperHero not only charges your iPhone 4/3GS/3G or iPod Touch (4th gen), but also backs up [...]
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iPhone/iPod charger
Well…nothing. That’s the point…I think. For those of you who remember the kitsch from the 70s, the Pet Rock was…a rock. No. Seriously. It was a washed and polished rock that came equipped in a mini little pet carrier nestled atop some rafia. Back in the day, it sold for five dollars. Might not seem [...]
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Pet Rock,
USB
When the sixth generation of the iPod nano was released in the fall of 2010, Steve Jobs joked that it was so small that it could be worn as a watch. Apparently dozens of companies decided to create watchbands that could be used to turn the nano into a watch – albeit a rather large [...]
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Watchband case for iPod nano
Grateful Dead fans now have an iPad case all their very own. The Skeleton and Roses Leather iPad case is a black leather sleeve case, and it is embossed with the famous Grateful Dead imagery. The case is hand-sewn with contrast stitching, and it will fit either the iPad or iPad 2. It’s available exclusively [...]
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Grateful Dead,
iPad/iPad 2 case
Today’s LogicBUY deal is a Fujifilm AX300 14MP digital camera bundled with a 4GB SD card and a neoprene camera case for $79.99. Features: 2.7” LCD, 5X optical zoom, 24MB of internal memory, HD movie mode, and face detection. It has an SD/SDHC card slot, USB connectivity, composite video output, and more. $129.99 – $50 [...]
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Deal of the Day
I love multi-tools, and they have come a long way since my first basic Leatherman Pocket Survival Tool in the 80′s. I am always on the lookout for the ‘perfect’ tool for my own everyday carry- that magical balance between size, weight, tool options, and functionality that just works for me. My current ‘everyday carry’ [...]
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Gerber,
Multi-tool,
multitool
In Star Trek, any actor whose character was destined to lose their life before the first commercial break was guaranteed two things: A vague character name for the actor’s resume and a red shirt. And too bad if “Crew Member #3″ was cute. Set your phaser to “Not Winning!” He was going to bite it [...]
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Red Shirt,
Star Trek
