Newly introduced to Apple Stores in the midst of new MacBook introductions and hardware refreshes, the Smart Case is Apple’s latest official option for iPad protection. It’s teamed together the fold able Smart Cover of last year with a Read More

The iPad is an immensely useful tool in many different situations. Where it truly comes into its own, however, is when travelling on business. A combination of a powerful text editor and file manager ensures that there’s hardly any need to take a laptop on business, thus freeing up space. With plenty of options already out there, iStoragesets Read More

Now, the developers have released a major new update. Reeder 3.0 is a completely new, written-from-the-ground-up version of the popular RSS reading app. It brings a number of amazing new features Read More

The first reviews of the new CDMA Verizon iPhone 4 have been posted online. The iPhone 4 will be available to Verizon customers for pre-order starting tomorrow.

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For me, as someone who has spent three and a half years fed up with AT&T, the Verizon iPhone is absolutely, 100 percent worth it. I’ve already cancelled my AT&T contract (by way of Google Voice, actually) and I cannot forsee a future where I ever go back.

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At Apple’s last event, Steve Jobs called the iPod touch the company’s “most popular iPod,” and it’s easy to understand why. In just a few short years, the iPhone-with-no-phone has kept in lockstep with Cupertino’s halo device, benefitting from the same kind of constant hardware and software updating that has helped turned the iPhone into an iconic gadget. The touch has been right alongside the iPhone’s Read More

Bose unleashed its giant iPod dock, the SoundDock 10, back in August — all 18 pounds of it. Well, iLounge has gotten their hands on one of these $600 beasts, and they’ve given it a nice once over. The SoundDock 10 has a nice solid build, and they grade the overall sound quality as decent… which probably isn’t comforting to hear, considering the price, but they do say that it certainly outperforms its cheaper peers. They note the inclusion of extra ports — an unusual and welcomed addition to Read More

Boy, TomTom sure has chosen the worst possible time to release its Car Kit for iPhone, and to make matters worse, its decision to not include the iPhone app is now set in stone. That’s right, the hardware alone will set you back the cost of a TomTom ONE nowadays, and the $99.95 app works on the iPhone 3G and 3GS without it. So here’s the question: is the car kit worth the extra $119.95? To find out, we got hold of a review unit for a sunny road trip around London. Surprisingly, the car kit uses Bluetooth to connect the GPS receiver to the iPhone, even though there’s a dock connector for charging. Bluetooth connectivity does have its advantages: according to TomTom it can work as a generic Bluetooth GPS Read More