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DODOnotes iPhone Notebooks: Sometimes Nothing Beats A Pen And Paper
The whole hip pocket notebook fad is getting a little tired, but DODOcase — the makers of some gorgeous premium cases for the iPhone, iPad, and other devices — might have just revived it with its new DODOnotes iPhone-friendly notebooks.
Iridescent Skins Let You Just Tilt To Change Your iPhone’s Colour
If you’re tired of the iPhone’s boring black or white colour options, but would also like to avoid a bulky case or letting “Colorware” have at it with your device, you might want to check out Clear-Coat’s new colour-changing Aurora skin.
Apple Just Lost A Fight In New Zealand Against One Guy
Adam Crouchley loves Apple. He had an iPhone 4 and recently upgraded to an iPhone 5 and freely admits that he’s deep into the ecosystem. You might remember a little while ago, Adam and Apple had a bit of a falling out. No, this isn’t a biblical story involving a snake and a girl, instead it’s the story of how one New Zealand man took the world’s largest company to task and won.
The Right Hand Of Telstra: Meet The In-House Deathgrip Tester
Deathgrip. It sounds like a Harry Potter villain or a Darth Vader finishing-move. No matter what it sounds like, it’s still the arch-nemesis of cellular networks. When Apple addressed the iPhone 4′s deathgrip issue — dubbed Antennagate — it dragged other manufacturers down with it by saying that the same thing happens to all phones when you hold them wrong. Those manufacturers quickly rebuked the claims of Steve Jobs, but inside a sealed, top-secret Australian facility, behind a thick, steel door, Telstra was testing all of its handsets for deathgrip symptoms. The results: deathgrip affects every handset ever made.
This Quirky Short Was Filmed Entirely On An iPhone 4
I doubt Peter Jackson will be reaching for his smartphone when considering what gear to record his next opus on, but for more conventional folk, you can create some impressive moving pictures with the humble mobile. Take this short film by director Alberto Corral. Called “SYNC”, it was recorded on a regular iPhone 4 with the help of a steadycam rig and polished in Final Cut on a MacBook.
How To Get Apple To Replace A Defective Out-Of-Warranty iPhone In Australia
With the two year anniversary of the release of the iPhone 4 in Australia just past, many folks who bought their iPhone 4 after that period would now be approaching the end of their contracts. The iPhone 4 has been known to experience some common defects later in its life (does anyone have a flaky home button?), so here is a guide for how to get Apple to honour the Trade Practices Act of 1974, and provide you with free warranty service: that is, a replacement for your defective iPhone.
This Tiny Keychain Tripod For iPhones Will Always Be On Hand
Just like a camera, the best tripod is the one you have with you. There’s no point in spending hundreds of dollars on a carbon fibre set of sticks if they’re inconvenient to carry. The tiny Tiltpod Mobile is designed to attach to your keys, ensuring it’s always close at hand — or at least somewhere in your pocket.
Proof That The iPhone 4 Could Have Been A Sony Product Back In The 80s
FWD highlights an early iPhone 4 concept design created by Apple’s designer Shin Nishibori. It unequivocally confirms what I’ve repeatedly said since the introduction of the iPhone 4: it feels like an old school Sony product. Just like looks like a 70s Betamax VCR.
iPhone 4 Won’t Get FaceTime Over 3G
We heard that the iPhone 4 and 3GS were going to get stiffed over Apple’s new Maps app and its fancy Flyover and turn-by-turn directions, but it seems there are more things the older iPhones won’t get out of iOS 6, including 3G FaceTime.
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