Stylus for the iPhone
Posted by bensto in Gadged on 03 21st, 2008
Most Treo or Blackberry users seem to dislike the iPhone’s keyboard. One of the reason is hard time texting on the iPhone especially if you have small finger.
Good news for for you, the folks over at Pogo Stylus have created a special stylus for iPhone and iPod Touch users. As you see that the iPhone only react to the touch of your finger, which is why the availability of a stylus that actually works with multi-touch displays is great news for those with stubby fingers or long nails.
The stylus has a soft tip that’s small enough to let you navigate the iPhone’s interface speedily and incident-free, meaning it won’t scratch or leave smudges on the surface. A convenient clip designed for the iPhone keeps the stylus close at hand, so you don’t have to worry about digging it out of your pocket every time you need it. So Apple will eventually ship all their iPhones with something like this.
read comments (0)iSonicast,The Wirelles iPod Connection
Posted by bensto in MP3 Player on 03 20th, 2008
This iPod Friendly system. Monster Cable has turn up with a beautiful, cheaper choice they call iSoniCast. With simple two-piece audio bridge wirelessly added your iPod into your home stereo system, you can listen to tunes stored in your music player. The iSoniCast ships with a base station that connects to your home stereo equipment, and a transmitter that plugs into the bottom of your iPod and can stream music up to 30 feet. The transmitter also gives you the capability to control the music you want to play, so no other software or remote controls are needed. The iSoniCast wireless audio bridge is available now, and retails for $99.95.
iPhone and iPod Touch SDK On February 26
Posted by bensto in Apple on 02 24th, 2008
Apple event on February 26 in order to launch the iPhone and iPod Touch SDK, which will have native apps that reportedly offer Exchange and Lotus Notes support. And the best part is that updated MacBook Pros with Penryn and possibly the MacBook Air trackpad could also debut there.
Rumor has it that the date was finalized after Apple pulled out of the National Association of Broadcasters show, which means they might save the Final Cut Pro server publication (if there is one) for the Feb 26 event as well. Remember, no one can verify what Apple’s announcing until they announce it, but this is what we know so far
