Eye-Fi has announced an update to their WiFi SD card service, Eye-Fi View, which promises straightforward web-access of content uploaded through the company's latest Eye-Fi Manager app. Eye-Fi View basically (and optionally) uploads newly transferred images to an online gallery, where they can be viewed from any internet-connected device.
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Retro gaming iPhone docks ideal for PlayStation & N64 fans
If you love your retro gaming and you love your iPhone, then this hand-made PlayStation classic controller turned iPhone dock is a must-have. The handiwork of soon-to-be-overwhelmed Etsy seller GeekUnique - who also makes a Nintendo N64 version which you can see after the cut - the controllers don't actually work any more, but they do recharge and sync your Apple gadget.
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Square iPhone 4 reader redesigned after antenna issues
Square has updated its iPhone card-scanning dongle to suit the new iPhone 4, after it was discovered that the existing model wouldn't work with the most recent handset's antenna design. The redesigned version removes the metal band around the Square reader's headphone plug, which had apparently been causing interference.
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HyperMac kills MacBook/iPod charging kit over Apple lawsuit
With a Cupertino lawsuit pending, HyperMac's days offering external MacBook power accessories didn't exactly look to be long-lived. Now, the company has announced that, as of November 2 2010, they'll be ceasing sales of all their charging cables and car charger kits for Apple hardware.
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Quirky unveils Cable Collar to manage cables at the outlet
I'm not the kind of guy that worries about a mass of cables hiding behind my desk. That is until I need to unplug one specific device and it takes me an hour to figure out which of the 75 cords back there go to the device I want to remove. If you like to keep all your cords nice and tidy, even when you can’t see them Quirky has a new product for you.
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Sony Ericsson LiveView priced, dated & FCC approved
Sony Ericsson's LiveView Bluetooth wireless display for Android smartphones has cleared the FCC and found itself a price. Announced two weeks ago, the LiveView is a 1.3-inch 128 x 128 color OLED display that can show incoming caller ID, SMS previews and more; according to Le Journal du Geek it will arrive in November 2010 priced at €69 ($96).
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Glif iPhone 4 tripod adapter & stand has huge public appeal
Let nobody tell you there isn't a market for new iPhone 4 accessories. Thomas Gerhardt and Dan Provost had an idea for an adapter, Glif, that would allow photographers to mount the Apple smartphone onto a regular tripod, as well as prop it up at multiple angles for enjoying video, and they turned to Kickstarter to raise the necessary funds to start production. The result? Over three times the necessary money pledged since it went live just a few days ago.
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Aligata iPad Case Review
For some, a gadget case is just a means to an end: a way to protect their latest toy from bumps and scrapes. For others, they’re a means of self-expression, enhancing the ownership experience and significant in their own right. Aligata’s Nippon and Perfect Black cases fall resolutely into the latter camp, natural grain leather folios that make a virtue out of their unique finish. Are they the top choice to clad a precious iPad? Check out the full review after the cut.
iControlPad dumps Dock Connector for Bluetooth over Apple legal fears; Android BT confirmed
The team behind the iControlPad gaming controller for the iPhone has revealed that the snap-on peripheral has integrated Bluetooth. Designed to offer mobile gamers a more traditional interface for iPhone gameplay - and, indeed, titles on other devices - the iControlPad hit mass production back in August. However now the team needs some help developing the Bluetooth support for iOS.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab’s Bluetooth Stylus/handset spotted for sale
Like most of the tablet's accessories, Samsung's Bluetooth stylus for the Galaxy Tab wasn't on show at the IFA 2010 launch, though the company did confirm to us that it's certainly part of their official line-up. Now a product page at UK retailer Play has been spotted, offering preorders of the capacitive stylus for £49.99 ($79) and tipping an October 4th release date.
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Motorola Oasis promises Bluetooth so comfy you don’t know it’s there
Motorola has outed its latest Bluetooth headset, the Motorola Oasis, a compact over-the-ear model that promises MultiPoint connections to two devices simultaneously. The company claims the Oasis's DSP is capable of scything through twice as much wind noise as rival headsets - up to 12mph gusts, in fact - while they've also built in voice prompts for battery level, incoming calls and connectivity status.
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SteelSeries Shift Keyboard Features Interchangeable Keys
While gamers may focus on one game, the one that takes all their time and attention, there's still others that like to take breaks and play other titles, too. Unfortunately, that may mean having to get your keyboard memorized for different keystrokes for different games. You won't find the same hotkeys in a First Person Shooter (FPS) title as you will a Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) title, so it can be a hassle to switch, even if you want to. Thankfully, SteelSeries has an answer for you, and it's called The Shift.
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