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Logitech is getting more and more serious when it comes to tablet accessories, launching product after product, and the latest items are the Wireless Headset and Wireless Boombox for iPad, both using Bluetooth technology. While Logitech mentions the iPad in the product name, it’s actually a marketing gimmick, as both peripherals are compatible with iPad/iPad …
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According to very credible sources, Apple shall launch the latest and next generation iPhone right at the end of summer during the late part of August. there are rumors that they will start offering the so called iPhone 3GS without the contract for the price of $350. This is to target the market along with …
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The General Motors co., in the form of its OnStar LLC subsidiary, would like you to hie yourself to your nearest best buy and plunk down $300 for a new rearview mirror for your car. No, this isn’t a sneaky grab at another bailout, but rather the distilled marketing premise of the recently launched OnStar …
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Featured image: Claridges. Photograph by Ian Usher via Flickr. Guest writer Christopher Golds ponders the problem of phones in restaurants. One of the things that I think earns me my Foursquare culture badge is my delight in going out. I love London and constantly feel as though I’m living in a movie as I wander …
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There are thousands of free iPhone apps available in Apple App Store. It is difficult to select which one to use. though I am not an iPhone fanatic, I have played with different free iPhone apps for a while and I enjoy using them. Many of them are useful, handy, educational and entertaining. I would …
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By Quentin Fottrell iStockphoto Online poker has always been a risky endeavor. News today that the Justice Department has filed a civil suit against several professional poker players from the online gaming site Full Tilt for allegedly defrauding thousands of online poker players out of more than $300 million further highlights the danger. But there …
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When Verizon started selling Apple’s iPhone 4 back in February, it was largely considered a non-event among smartphone industry pundits. After all, an iPhone 4 on Verizon’s network is still just an iPhone, right? What’s the big deal? Of course, we now know that, in the first quarter-and-a-half of its iPhone sales, Verizon activated 4.5 …
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iPhone 4, meet iPhone N94. The N94 is an Apple prototype that could be the cheap version of the next iPhone — the iPhone 4S — while a metal iPhone 5 is also waiting in the wings. The N94 gives a closer look at the parts that will go in to the stripped-down iPhone. The …
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