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This is one of the sexiest cases that I have seen in awhile. Everyone knows that Vaja makes great cases, but this one is a personal favorite. The case is made from a High End Cowhide with a mild shine. You will not be able to personalize this style of case. You have the option of a belt clip or smooth back. Vaja
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D&G Solutions has announced the LiveSpeakR. It’s a new portable speaker system design for the Apple iPhone. The LiveSpeakR has 2 sets of shielded drivers that fold-up and store behind the iPhone during travel, and can also expand, contract, and rotate in order to accommodate both portrait and landscape modes. A built-in stand holds the speakers at different viewing angles, and the LiveSpeakR can run off 2 AAA batteries or an AC adapter. 23-year-old Erik Groset, inventor of the LiveSpeakR, said, “I’m very proud of the LiveSpeakR I believe it could be a perfect accessory for everyone’s iPhone. I invented it from the perspective of the end-user and everything they would want in a speaker-system.” D&G Solutions is currently seeking a partner to license the product for production; Groset said the LiveSpeakR could be available as soon as summer 2008.
Apple today announced the release of two new iPhone and iPod touch
models, each with double the storage capacity of the previous top-end
models. The iPhone now comes in a new 16GB model for $499 (£329 UK),
which will be sold alongside the $399 8GB model. Similarly, the iPod
touch is now available in a 32GB model for $499 (£329 UK), joining the
16GB model for $399 and the 8GB model for $299. “For some users,
there’s never enough memory,” said Greg Joswiak, Apple’s vice president
of Worldwide iPod and iPhone Product Marketing. “Now people can enjoy
even more of their music, photos and videos on the most revolutionary
mobile phone and best Wi-Fi mobile device in the world.” Both the 16GB
iPhone and the 32GB iPod touch are available now.
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PumpOne has created a extensive set of personal training programs for the iPod, has launched Pump10, a new exercise video site designed specifically for use on the iPhone or iPod touch. Pump10 now offers weekly 10-minute video workouts, fitness tips, and personal training advice. They have designed Pump10 workouts to help iPhone users get in shape 10 minutes at a time. “The iPhone’s fantastic portability and access to rich internet content anywhere and anytime means there are no excuses for not getting into better shape in the new year.” Pump10 is a free service and is accessible by visiting Pump10.com from any iPhone or iPod touch.
A software-based jailbreak update for iPhone has been released. Jailbreaking an iPhone makes it possible for unathorized, third-party applications to be installed on the iPhone. This new jailbreak requires that the user have a previously-jailbroken iPhone running software with Installer.app installed and a Windows computer. According to reports, unlocked phones appear to remain unlocked following the jailbreak/update; however, this new jailbreak method will not unlock an iPhone — it will only update a previously jailbroken unit.
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“We are negotiating on details, including a revenue sharing standard. Apple needs a local operator to promote iPhone,” Prattana Leelapanang, assistant vice president for AIS’s wireless business marketing, told Reuters.
He gave no details of when the talks would be completed.
iPhone, which combines Apple’s iPod music player, a video player and a Web browser, is now sold in the United States and Europe, and Apple plans to launch it in Asia this year.
Last week, Apple and China Mobile, the world’s largest cellular operator, terminated talks to launch iPhone, one of the hottest gadgets to hit U.S. and European stores in 2007.
Apart from China, Apple had also initiated talks with NTT DoCoMo Inc and Softbank Corp to bring its multimedia device to Japan, although sources at both firms said revenue-sharing was a hotly contested issue.
AIS, 21.4 percent owned by Singapore Telecommunications Ltd, also signed a contract with state-owned fixed line operator TOT to develop their networks jointly in a bid to cut costs, AIS president Wichian Mektrakarn told reporters.
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Marware has released a new C.E.O. style case for the Apple iPhone and iPod nano, also a Sidewinder case for iPod nano. The C.E.O. Flip Vue for iPhone is a flip style leather case that features a vertical and horizontal stand capability, a removable 360 degree rotating clip, included screen protector film and microfiber cleaning cloth. You have access to all ports and controls. The C.E.O. Cover Vue is also a flip-open leather case, featuring both a fold-back flap for screen protection, and a second, fold-under flap that offers protection for the iPhone’s Dock Connector. Other features include access to all controls and ports, vertical and horizontal stand capability, a removable 360-degree rotating ratchet clip, and included screen protector film and microfiber cleaning cloth. The C.E.O. Flip Vue and C.E.O. Cover Vue are available in brown or black leather, and sell for $30 each.
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How about a little Vaja case love for that new iPhone. Incase you are a Vaja lover like myself than this news could not come at a better time. You can now purchase your defacto case for that new iPhone. It has all of the standard feature of past i-Volution cases and is available in about 10 million color choices.
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It’s been nearly two months since Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that
“Apple is going to reinvent the phone,” and already eBay sales are
bringing in more profits than Apple itself.
Although the phones
are not scheduled to be available until June of this year, iPhone sales
on eBay have totaled more than $18,000 within the past month, according
to research conducted by HammerTap.
What’s selling? Buzz. $18,000 worth of buzz.
“People
are so excited about new and innovative product releases like the
iPhone that sellers find any way they can to make a profit off that
excitement,” says Jen Cano, spokesperson for HammerTap. “And according
to the research, anything iPhone related sells for an average of $35.”
Ranging
from domain names and e-mail addresses to T-shirts and pictures,
sellers are making an auction out of anything they can get their hands
on. For example, the domain name “www.iphoneforcheap.com” had 11 bids
and sold for $41.
“Whatever is selling now is just a glimpse of
what is to come,” says Cano. “Some sellers will make a lot of money on
iPhone accessories after the phone is released.”
This almost counts as alarming … when AT&T COO Randall L.
Stephenson held up an Apple iPhone, due to be distributed this June
with Cingular AT&T as the exclusive carrier, he joked that it would
be a test of the user interface because it was the first time he’s held
one. That’s right—three months after the public disclosure of the
relationship with Apple and three months away from what is already the
carrier’s most intensely covered product launch, the COO of the parent
company is just holding one for the first time. Perhaps as telling, he
didn’t actually demo the phone; the brief look at what iPhone can do
was canned video.
Cingular Wireless has released a statement that they have received about 1 million requests for information for Apple’s iPhone handset. Cingular is now named AT&T and is the exclusive wireless company for the pending iPhone. The iPhone is set to be released in June and will play music and operate as a smart phone. Cingular is the biggest US wireless company and will not be taking advance order for the iPhone. Reuters
Goldman Sachs is positive on Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) after a recent handset branding survey conducted in the US, UK, China, and India. Even with the survey having taken place prior to the announcement of iPhone, there are four key positive takeaways for Apple:
1) The number of potential iPhone buyers is equivalent to 75% of the installed base of current iPod owners, with just under 1/2 of the potential buyers coming from respondents who have never owned an iPod.
2) Similarly, in the US, 71% of respondents indicated interest in a potential Apple mobile phone.
3) In the US, Apple ranked as the number 4 most desired multimedia handset brand - again, coming before iPhone was even announced.
4) Some of the concerns about the unwillingness of consumers to switch carriers to get the handset they want seem misplaced, with 30% of UK respondents and 15% in the US suggesting that they would switch. Goldman
