“Have you got an iPod cable?” is a pretty common question these days. If they answer you give your friends with low battery is no then you should point them in the direction of the SendStation PocketDock, a nifty accessory that allows an iPod or iPhone to be charged via USB.
In addition to this is [...]

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New mics aren’t scarce but few are quite as interesting looking as Logitec’s LIC-WMREC03P (for Sony Walkmans) and LIC-iREC03P (for iPods).
The speaker crossing is apparently the XY technique of placing two mics together pointing in different directions, giving excellent field separation while eliminating phase problems.
The speakers have a frequency response of 20Hz to 16kHz, [...]

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Seemingly targeting the casual smartphone user whose interests may have roused by the iPhone hype machine, Blackberry have released details of their latest Curve 8520 which seems geared to first time buyers.
Changes include three new multimedia buttons on the top of the phone for music playback control, as well as swapping the old nobbly trackball [...]

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Not concerned with the usual wordplay or letter changing, the Iphone Nano is exactly what it says on the tin, a knock-off approximation of the two Apple hit’s bastard child.
Though we’ve no hands-on feedback, it costs a lot less ($90), has no contract and packs a 5 megapixel camera, trumping the official iPhone 3G S’ [...]

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 Factron, the kings of custom cases have revealed their latest and greatest with their new iPhone case which supports a complete set of interchangeable lenses including fish eye, wide angle and close up lenses, ranging from $15 to $55 each (on top of the $200 for the basic case).
 
[Via Engadget]

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Now we all know which rumours were and weren’t true for the iPhone 3G S it’s time to look way into the future and begin speculation on its successor.
To kick things off, MacRumors have unearthed patented plans for the next model and speak two finger-based upgrades, haptic feedback and fingerprint recognition, moving toward using your [...]

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From China comes the Flagship p660, an updated HTC P3470 clone than newly incorporates a fake iPhone user interface.
This phone is a Huawei K3-based device that runs Windows Mobile 6.1, has a 460MHz processor, a 2.8-inch QVGA 320×240 touchscreen, WiFi and EDGE support. They are listed at 1199 RMB (about US$176).
 
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Amid all the speculation of what the “100+ new features” of the iPhone 3.0 will be, new speculation comes in the form of FM radio, radio tagging and Nike+ support.
Apple fanatics have been frantically picking apart the code for the newly-released iTunes 8.2 and have reportedly pinned down radio tagging abilities and Nike+ coding.
The radio [...]

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Judging by big garish branding on the front, Energizer must be really proud of their new range of Energi To Go portable chargers.
This month will see the bunny-loving company release up to ten new chargers with an eye on the iPhone owner market.
Two battery packs on offer include the AP1000 (US$50) and the AP1500 (US$80), [...]

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