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News: iTunes Radio to launch in U.K., Canada in early 2014

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Apple’s iTunes Radio is expected to launch in the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand in early 2014, Bloomberg reports. A source noted that Nordic countries were “being targeted in the same time frame.” Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue recently said plans are to bring iTunes Radio to more […] Read the original post…

News: Nest debuts Nest Protect smoke alarm

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Nest has introduced Nest Protect ($129), a smoke and carbon monoxide alarm. Like the company’s earlier Nest Thermostat, the alarm can be controlled using an iOS app. Nest Protect is able give an early warning to smoke or let users know when carbon monoxide levels are rising by lighting up […] Read the original post…

Review: iBattz Mojo Refuel Aqua Removable Battery Case for iPhone 5/5s

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Inside the case is the same 2200mAh removable battery as is included with Mojo Refuel, although this version notably only comes with one cell, not two. Our previous tests showed that the battery can provide a 104% charge to a fully discharged iPhone 5, which is a really impressive result. […] Read the original post…

News: Vote now in iLounge’s 2013 Readers’ Choice Awards!

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Ahead of iLounge’s upcoming 2014 iPad/iPhone/iPod Buyers’ Guide, we have just opened voting for the 2013 edition of our Readers’ Choice Awards. Held annually for years, our Readers’ Choice Awards give you the opportunity to vote for your favorite third-party developers across both accessories and software. Vote now using this […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Moshi Overture Wallet Case for iPhone 5/5s

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Billed as a “premium iPhone wallet case,” Moshi’s Overture for iPhone 5/5s ($45) combines a fabric or faux leather cover with a shell-style case, three card slots, and, most uniquely, an integrated cleaning cloth. As with many wallet cases, the iPhone simply snaps onto a frame attached to the inside […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Marware Milan for iPhone 5/5s

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Milan ($60) is Marware’s wallet case for the iPhone 5 and 5s. It’s somewhat special in that it uses both genuine leather and real wood in its outer case, and both materials are quite nice. Inside are a shell-style case for the handset, plus a credit card slot, plastic window […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Griffin Woodtones Over-The-Ear Headphones

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Griffin’s Woodtones Over-The-Ear Headphones ($100) are part of a family that also includes significantly less expensive earbuds. Available in walnut, sapele, or beech woods, the headphones pack 50mm drivers. Inside the wooden cups are soft pads that fit against the ear, and help isolate outside noises. The audio cable is […] Read the original post…

First Looks: LifeProof Nüüd for iPad mini

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Following a now-established pattern, LifeProof has introduced Nüüd for iPad mini ($120). Much like previous versions, this option arrives on the heels of Fr?, which is essentially the same case. The big difference? Instead of a sheet of plastic over the screen, Nüüd leaves the iPad’s front glass exposed so […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Hammerhead Capo Case for iPad mini

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

Hammerhead’s Capo Case for iPad mini ($30) is almost identical to the company’s full-sized iPad case, just smaller. Instead of a flexible, columned cover, this folio-style case places a large hinge between segments of faux leather-covered plastic. It can be positioned in three angles. No button or port protection is […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Belkin TuneBase Hands-Free Aux for iPhone 5

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TuneBase Hands-Free Aux for iPhone 5 ($70) from Belkin is made for a somewhat specific group of people. It’s a bundle of connected parts that charge an iPhone 5/5s or fifth-generation iPod touch — the iPhone 5c fits too, although official support isn’t listed — in the car, while connecting […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Moshi iVisor XT for iPad mini + iPhone 5/5s/5c

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We’ve seen Moshi’s iVisor XT for other iDevices before, but here are the versions for iPad mini ($30) and iPhone 5/5s/5c ($25). Both are available with a black or white border, made to match the bezel of your tablet or phone. The film, which is washable and can be reapplied, […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Griffin Kazoo MyPhones Headphones

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Designed specifically for young listeners, Griffin’s Kazoo MyPhones ($20) come in two molded plastic designs: frog and penguin. Both are bright, colorful options with padded ear cups and adjustable hand bands. Around the headphone plug, you’ll find the appropriate food for the respective animal, either a fly or a fish. […] Read the original post…

Mac: Ridgewood Publishing Iconic: A Photographic Tribute to Apple Innovation

Posted on January 1, 1970 by

There’s never been a question that Apple makes beautiful products; that fact is built into the company’s DNA. Ridgewood Publishing’s new coffee table book Iconic: A Photographic Tribute to Apple Innovation ($75-$300) celebrates the history of Apple’s designs in photographs. Broken up into chapters covering desktops, portables, iDevices, prototypes, and […] Read the original post…

First Looks: Case Scenario Pantone Universe Case for iPhone 5c

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Case Scenario’s Pantone Universe case for iPhone 5c ($20) is built for more than just design fans — unlike prior Pantone shells, this is a full case and a nice option in its own right. As has proved to be popular with early iPhone 5c cases, it combines a clear […] Read the original post…

News: Apple criticized for pulling private browsing app in China

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Apple has drawn criticism for pulling an app from China’s App Store that circumvents firewalls and allows access to restricted sites. OpenDoor, which is still available in other markets, is a free app that uses a randomized IP address to browse anonymously. It was removed from the Chinese App Store […] Read the original post…

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