by Janet Cloninger on February 6, 2012 · 0 comments
We’ve told you about Scosche clipSYNC cables before. Those are handy charging cables, but you’ll still need a source of power. The flipCHARGE burst from Scosche combines the convenience of a small carabiner accessory with a portable emergency power source for your iPhone (3GS and 4), iPod nano (5th and 6th gen), and iPod touch [...]
Tagged as: External battery, iPhone/iPod accessory
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by Janet Cloninger on February 4, 2012 · 0 comments
This highly ornate case isn’t going to be everyone’s taste, but I think it’s beautiful. The Nouveau Art iPhone 4/4S case from Ion is a polycarbonate snap-on back cover. It’s available in iridium-coated silver or goldtone, so it doesn’t interfere with the signal strength. The camera and all ports and controls are open and accessible. [...]
Tagged as: Cases and covers, iPhone 4/4S
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by Janet Cloninger on February 3, 2012 · 0 comments
If you’re in a multi-iPad/multi-iPhone household like me, you know how hard it can be to get everything charged at once without using half the outlets in the house. With the Sydnee iOS Recharge Station from Kanex, you’ll be able to charge up to four iPads and/or iPhones in one compact charging station. The Sydnee [...]
Tagged as: Charging station, iOS accessory
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by Janet Cloninger on February 3, 2012 · 0 comments
Steve Holt did a popular review for Avid Studio (see the related posts for a link) last year, so I thought many of you might be interested to know that this software is now available as an iPad app. Avid Studio for iPad has “distilled the world’s leading film-editing technology into an easy-to-use app that [...]
Tagged as: A/V editing, iPad app
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by Jackie Cheng on February 3, 2012 · 0 comments
Do you love your iPhone’s glass screen? Do you hate when you stick on those screen protectors that makes it feels tacky and prevents you from touching that smooth glass? Spigen’s GLAS.t has solved that problem by providing a screen protector that’s made of glass. The GLAS.t is 0.4mm thick and made up of chemically-treated [...]
Tagged as: iPhone 4/4S, Screen Protector
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by Julie on February 2, 2012 · 13 comments
Accessories can sometimes be just as important to us as the gadgets themselves. I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m always on the lookout for a new favorite gear bag, wallet, writing instrument, phone case, etc. Lately I’ve been fixating on finding the perfect capacitive stylus that I can use for drawing and [...]
Tagged as: Stylus
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by Janet Cloninger on February 1, 2012 · 0 comments
Diabetes management is a game of numbers. How many carbs eaten, insulin injected, blood glucose numbers. Blood glucose meters usually come with a little booklet to track some of these numbers in, but they’re always small, quickly filled up, and easily lost. Digital Altitudes, LLC has software products that help you track everything you need [...]
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by Ian Lim on February 1, 2012 · 7 comments
The Totoya Creatures cover turns your iPad or iPhone into an interactive toy for toddlers (or for those young at heart). By loading the appropriate app to your device and slipping it into the cover, the cutouts can be used to interact with the Creature. “As the iPad is safely protected “in the belly of the [...]
Tagged as: iPad, iPad cases and covers
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by Janet Cloninger on January 30, 2012 · 2 comments
The xPrintServer “leverages Lantronix‘ patented technologies, along with open industry standards to enable wireless printing to nearly any printer attached to a network.” You won’t be limited to only certain models from certain manufacturers, and you won’t have to buy any apps on your iPhone or iPad to print. You simply connect the Lantronix to [...]
Tagged as: Print application, Print device
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by Bill Henderson on January 29, 2012 · 2 comments
I’m torn about the PFE 232 Earphones from Phonak Audeo. They are about the best sounding universal-fit earphones I’ve yet heard. They are well made, extremely comfortable, customizable (more on that later), and have replaceable cables. But wow, are they expensive. There is no getting around that. It’s an elephant in the room you can’t [...]
Tagged as: Earphones
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by Janet Cloninger on January 29, 2012 · 0 comments
This cute speaker from Gavio looks like a retro-styled toaster. It would look really cute in my retro kitchen with my Formica dining table. The TOAST dock has 50mm speakers with 3W total RMS, and they reproduce 150-18,000Hz with an 80dB signal-to-noise ratio. It’s powered with a 1000mAh lithium-ion battery. No price has been released [...]
Tagged as: docking speakers for iPod/iPhone
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by Jackie Cheng on January 28, 2012 · 5 comments
So you just got yourself a brand new iPhone 4S, and now you’re looking for that one perfect case that will help protect it but also make it stylish at the same time. I’ve tried many different cases for my iPhone 4S, and none has come close to my ideal case other than the BookBook [...]
Tagged as: iPhone Case
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by Janet Cloninger on January 27, 2012 · 0 comments
When SGP Case sent me the iPhone 4 Valentinus case I reviewed recently, they included a couple of extra goodies in the box. They sent along the Steinheil Ultra Mirror Half Mirror Screen Protector for iPhone 4S/iPhone 4/CDMA iPhone 4 and the Kuel H10 Stylus Pen. While the screen protector is obviously only for iPhones, [...]
Tagged as: Screen Protector, Stylus for capacitive touchscreen
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by Janet Cloninger on January 27, 2012 · 0 comments
The Sense Apple iPad 2 Leather Case from Mivizu completely covers your iPad 2 in leather. The iPad 2 slides into a geniune grain leather frame with a padded back for extra protection. The interior is lined with microfiber fabric to help keep the screen cleaned. The folding cover wakes/sleeps your device and protects your [...]
Tagged as: Cases and covers, iPad 2
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by Janet Cloninger on January 26, 2012 · 3 comments
My iPhone 4 is always in a bumper case, and I carry it inside my Dooney and Bourke Multi-Function Zip Around wallet. That wallet is small enough to fit in my purse, but it holds some cards and cash, so I can just grab it and go. If you’d like an even smaller wallet plus [...]
Tagged as: Cases and covers, iPhone 4/4S
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On its own, the iPhone has a great build in camera. But if you want to kick it up a notch, you should check out the iSteady Shot M-27 action camera mount. Your iPhone 4/4S snaps into a 16 oz. aircraft grade aluminum fixture that comes with a detachable 37mm wide angle/macro lens that has a 130 [...]
Tagged as: iPhone
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by Janet Cloninger on January 24, 2012 · 0 comments
Shinnorie makes a line of gadget cases that have caught my eye before. I’ve told you before about their customizable cases for phones, iPad, and small leather card cases. I was selected to give a some of their cases a closer look. I requested three cases from their Ringo series; one for the iPad, one [...]
Tagged as: Leather cases, Leather wallet
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by Janet Cloninger on January 24, 2012 · 0 comments
With forScore, you can carry a complete library of music scores with you. You can download most any PDF into forScore and even annotate it using text boxes or add common musical notation symbols with the built-in library of stamps or your own, custom-designed stamps. forScore has an organizational system that lets you sort your [...]
Tagged as: Music app
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by Smythe Richbourg on January 23, 2012 · 0 comments
in Android related,iPhone, iPad, iPod related,Reviews,Tablet Computers and Gear,Travel Gear
The Choiix Power Fort 5600 is a rechargeable 5600 mAh brick a little smaller than a deck of cards or a pack of smokes, yet able to recharge your iPhone, iPod, Droid, GPS, flip phone, or just about anything else that you’d usually charge through your computer’s USB port.
Tagged as: External battery
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by Ian Lim on January 23, 2012 · 0 comments
Available for preorder from Brookstone the iConvert scanner allows you to scan on the move. Capable of scanning at 300dpi, it’s small enough to throw into your gadget bag and take with you wherever you go. For flexibility the front feeder adjusts from 2 inches to 8½ inches wide, so should be flexible enough to [...]
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