Showing posts with label iPhone 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone 4. Show all posts
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Will.i.am unveils £200 - £300 iPhone camera case range with interchangeable lenses - iPad/iPhone - Macworld UK
"People are spending a lot of money on getting Burberry cases and getting Prada cases just to protect their phone," he added. "This takes it to a step further. It actually brings functionality and turns your iPhone into something better than it already is."
Will.i.am unveils £200 - £300 iPhone camera case range with interchangeable lenses - iPad/iPhone - Macworld UK
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Jon Stewart Praises Verizon's Liberation of the iPhone
"The Verizon iPhone announcement may have been a snore, but at least we got this out of it: An excellent Daily Show bit starring John Oliver, who explains why Apple’s deal with the carrier is like V.E. day."
Jon Stewart Praises Verizon’s Liberation of the iPhone
See the video at: http://macgecko.blogspot.com/
Jon Stewart Praises Verizon’s Liberation of the iPhone
See the video at: http://macgecko.blogspot.com/
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Don't Buy The Verizon iPhone Yet, Unless You NEED A New Phone ASAP
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Verizon iPhone Loads A Web Site Faster Than AT&T
SIDE-BY-SIDE VIDEO: http://macgecko.blogspot.com/
Verizon iPhone Will Act As A Mobile Hotspot For Up To 5 People
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Flash coming to iPhone and iPad - really
Flash coming to iPhone and iPad - really
"Skyfire, which will be available for download at 9 a.m. ET on Thursday for $2.99, is the first such application to receive Apple's approval for distribution in its App Store.
To get around Apple's restriction, Skyfire came up with an innovative solution: When users click on a page that contains Flash video, Skyfire's servers download, render and translate the video into HTML5, which is a Web standard that iOS devices support. Skyfire then displays a thumbnail that users can click on to stream the video from its servers."
Updated: "Skyfire for iPhone - It came, it didn't work, it evaporated" ZDNet
"Skyfire, which will be available for download at 9 a.m. ET on Thursday for $2.99, is the first such application to receive Apple's approval for distribution in its App Store.
To get around Apple's restriction, Skyfire came up with an innovative solution: When users click on a page that contains Flash video, Skyfire's servers download, render and translate the video into HTML5, which is a Web standard that iOS devices support. Skyfire then displays a thumbnail that users can click on to stream the video from its servers."
Updated: "Skyfire for iPhone - It came, it didn't work, it evaporated" ZDNet
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
A Blind User's Profound Review of the iPhone - Austin Seraphin - Technology - The Atlantic
A Blind User's Profound Review of the iPhone - Austin Seraphin - Technology - The Atlantic
"When I got an iPhone, my life changed forever. I consider it the greatest thing to happen to the blind for a very long time, possibly ever. It offers unparalleled access to properly made applications, and changed my life in twenty-four hours.
When I first heard that Apple would release a touchpad cell phone with VoiceOver, the screen reading software used by Macs, I scoffed. The blind have gotten so used to lofty promises of a dream platform, only to receive some slapped together set of software with a minimally functional screen reader running on overpriced hardware which can't take a beating. I figured that Apple just wanted to get some good PR -- after all, how could a blind person even use a touchpad?
I laughed at the trendies, both sighted and blind, buying iPhones and enthusing about them. That changed when another blind friend with similar opinions also founded in long years of experience bought one, and just went nuts about how much she loved it, especially the touchpad interface. I could hardly believe it, and figured that I should reevaluate things."
"When I got an iPhone, my life changed forever. I consider it the greatest thing to happen to the blind for a very long time, possibly ever. It offers unparalleled access to properly made applications, and changed my life in twenty-four hours.
When I first heard that Apple would release a touchpad cell phone with VoiceOver, the screen reading software used by Macs, I scoffed. The blind have gotten so used to lofty promises of a dream platform, only to receive some slapped together set of software with a minimally functional screen reader running on overpriced hardware which can't take a beating. I figured that Apple just wanted to get some good PR -- after all, how could a blind person even use a touchpad?
I laughed at the trendies, both sighted and blind, buying iPhones and enthusing about them. That changed when another blind friend with similar opinions also founded in long years of experience bought one, and just went nuts about how much she loved it, especially the touchpad interface. I could hardly believe it, and figured that I should reevaluate things."
Labels:
Accessibility,
Apple,
Blind,
Disabled,
iPhone 4,
Visually impaired
Friday, July 16, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Consumer Reports Electronics Blog: Why Appleand not its customersshould fix the iPhone 4
"In our reporting and a video yesterday, we made the point that the signal drop that iPhone 4 customers have observed when they hold their phones the "wrong" way is real—and we've called on Apple to do something about it. In an earlier statement, the company noted that attenuated performance is a "fact of life" for every wireless phone. Apple suggested owners mitigate the problem by holding the phone differently or purchasing a case. But those solutions put the onus on consumers and skirt Apple's obligation to offer a product that works consistently and reliably out of the box.
We think it's the company's responsibility to provide the fix—at no extra cost to consumers."
Consumer Reports Electronics Blog: Why Appleand not its customersshould fix the iPhone 4
We think it's the company's responsibility to provide the fix—at no extra cost to consumers."
Consumer Reports Electronics Blog: Why Appleand not its customersshould fix the iPhone 4
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
First music video shot on iPhone 4 released - iPod/iPhone - Macworld UK
Flajakt has released what they claim is the first music video made on Apple's new iPhone 4.
First music video shot on iPhone 4 released - iPod/iPhone - Macworld UK
First music video shot on iPhone 4 released - iPod/iPhone - Macworld UK
Monday, June 28, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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