If you've been going around snapping pictures with your iPhone or iPad, and have been unable to shake off the feeling that things would be so much better if your pictures looked like you were viewing them on an outdated black-and-white CRT monitor, then congratulations. You're the perfect demographic for this latest iOS app. If that doesn't describe you, then maybe you'll appreciate the sheer novelty of this creation.
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InstaCRT iPhone app gives your picture an old-fashioned TV look
V-MODA M-80 White Pearl headphones bring on the simple class
This week V-MODA have introduced a brand new entry into their line of customizable high-quality on-ear headphones with the M-80 White Pearl model. This set of headphones brings on "first class" materials and a brand new microphone to make this a headset you'll love to rock with your fully white outfit at the Andrew W.K. concert - though why you'd have them on a concert, I do not know. This new set of headphones is set to bring on the professional acoustics you've gotten to love with past V-MODA headsets with several new features and a whole new aesthetic to boot.
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Samsung Focus 2 Review
AT&T has no shortage of value-priced phones, and just lately, a pretty good selection of 4G LTE devices as well. But the two haven’t crossed over much yet, and the ranks of Windows Phone 7 devices are a little slim as well. Happily, all three of these categories can add the Samsung Focus 2, which goes on sale starting today for $49.99 with a two-year contract. Is it worth your hard-earned greenbacks? Let’s find out.
Conversations with a Finnish Journalist
With Nokia’s Lumia 900 launch well underway, I have gotten a lot of questions from the press about Nokia, Microsoft, Nokia’s marketing strategy, Microsoft’s marketing strategy, and its chances of success. The most interesting was a conversation I had with a Finnish journalist. Nokia is extremely important to Finns, accounting for a measurable chunk of the entire country’s GDP, and the perception of Nokia in Finland differs significantly from the rest of the world. I found myself discussing some basic issues about the company and the market that tech journalists from the US and UK just don’t ask. The following is an edited version of our conversation.
Apple accuses Samsung of deleting “vast quantities” of evidence
Apple has accused Samsung of destroying evidence in the ongoing patent battle between the firms, demanding that the court push the jury to assume the Korean company feared it would indict itself. Samsung's supposedly slapdash email storage system has been conveniently blamed for the deletion of "vast quantities of relevant evidence in blatant disregard of its duty to preserve all such evidence" Apple told the Northern District of California in a motion filed on May 1.
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SPIGEN SGP kuel f16s and f60Q mobile batteries Hands-on
Have a peek here at some new battery packs from the folks that bring you Glas.t and some of the most lovely Apple and Android-related products on the market today. You've got the SPIGEN SGP iPhone 4 / 4S Portable Mobile Battery Pack kuel f16s Series and the SPIGEN SGP Portable Mobile Battery kuel f60Q Series - a couple of mouthfuls in name, but certainly not in size. Both of these battery packs work with the iPhone, but the larger of the two also works with any device that uses USB-cord-drawn power and works with tablets as well as smartphones!
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Samsung Galaxy S III to cost £550 unlocked: ships May 30th
Shortly after the Galaxy S III announcement, UK carriers began announcing their tariffs for the much sought after handset. We know what you really want though: the unlocked handset price. Maybe you prefer not having a contract, or maybe you’re in the US and hoping to import ahead of carrier releases. Never fear, for Clove Technology has the critical details you’re after.
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Samsung Galaxy S III hands-on
Hopes were high for Samsung’s Galaxy S III, and while the crazier rumors may not have panned out, the new Android flagship is undoubtedly an appealing phone. Fronted by a beautiful, bright and color-rich 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display, and running slickly on the 1.4GHz quadcore chip, it’s a fitting successor to the best-selling Galaxy S II. Read on for our first impressions.
Samsung Galaxy S III vs iPhone 5: pre-release battle
The next-generation iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III will be the two biggest and baddest smartphones on the market this summer. There’s no denying that. Unless you’re HTC and you’ve got the HTC One series with the HTC One X on AT&T and the HTC One S on T-Mobile, then you’ve got something to back up your claim that you’ve got anything to say to either Samsung or Apple. Thusly here is my challenge to you, Apple and Samsung – I dare you to make a more perfectly tuned smartphone than HTC has offered up here at the start of 2012. I dare you to take this game to the next level.
Apple mobile data service tipped for 2012
This week we're hearing word that Apple may well be setting up shop inside the year 2012 for their own wireless service across the USA for the likes of the iPhone and iPad. This is not the first we've heard that Apple will be offering mobile data services themselves, the company long not in a position to consider such a possibility for their undeniably popular mobile devices, but as wireless industry strategist Whitey Bluestein notes this week, they're coming up on a crossroads. Will you be paying Apple for every component of your iPhone in the very near future?
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Juniper: Apple thrashing Samsung on revenue
Samsung has managed to supplant Nokia as the leading manufacturer of phones globally, but analysts are a little more confused about whether Samsung or Apple leads the smartphone race. A new report from Juniper Research suggests that while Samsung might indeed be the number one smartphone brand, Apple is making significantly more money.
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BIG JAMBOX Review
Jawbone’s JAMBOX personal speaker put music and hands-free calls in your backpack, messenger bag, your briefcase and on your nightstand. Now, with the BIG JAMBOX by Jawbone, it’s time to take your music out into the backyard, poolside or park and do some sharing. Bigger all round – more power, more battery life and more heft in your bag – the BIG JAMBOX comes at a $100 premium over the $199 original, but is it worth it? Check out the full SlashGear review to find out.
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