Technology Vessel

There is a wide variety of iPhone cases available to not only protect your device from drops and scratches, but also to customize and make your phone stand out from the rest. With so many iPhones out there, there are just as many cases and accessories to choose from that best suit your personality and needs.

With thousands of different colors, textures, styles and functions, iPhone cases are among the trendiest accessories around. You can find styles and designs that match your personality and show off the things you love by personalizing images, writing or photographs on the case itself. You will also find that most of your favorite brands and celebrities have designed their own iPhone case. From a subdued sophisticated look to a fashionable crystal encrusted case, anything is possible.

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To reduce the issues that are circulating about the problems experienced by iPhone antenna 4, Apple makes the program division of gum wrappers or commonly called by the term “condom” for iPhone 4 intended to overcome the problem of signal attenuation.

This gum wrappers will be distributed for free to subscribers iPhone 4. However, this program only applies to users who bought the iPhone 4 prior to 30 September 2010.
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Prospective buyers iPhone4 white version seems to bite the fingers. This weekend, Apple Inc.. states delaying the launch iPhone4 with white packaging because there is a problem in the manufacturing process.

The announcement is the second time delay is quite surprising. Section, the previous week, President Director of Apple Inc. Steve Jobs says the product will slide the end of this month.

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This is the fate of thieves who are not technology literate. Lha wong another iPhone GPS tracking is used to test sounds also snatched. As a result, within ten minutes, the unlucky thief immediately rolled up the police.

This incident occurred on the outskirts of Mountain View, California, United States early last week when Covia Labs, a company that provides GPS-based tracking service, is testing the application makes. Some employees are asked to bring the iPhone and activate it to demonstrate its ability layana in real time.

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DeviceFidelity Inc. on Monday (17 / 5), said service In2Pay for iPhone users. This service allows users to use the iPhone as a credit card transaction ..

Users can perform transactions in a way to shake the iPhone with the payment terminal. The service combines technology, micro In2Pay, with a specially designed protective device that can be used with the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G.

With the release of microbes In2Pay device, iPhone users can enjoy services such operations without contact. These services, such as buying goods in shops and kiosks, pay the ticket, including access to computer networks and buildings. The test is expected to start operations in the second quarter of 2010.

“More than 200,000 applications in the App Store is an integral part of life for users of the iPhone,” said Amitaabh Malhotra, COO Device Fidelity. “In the In2Pay service that iPhone users and application developers to get a more interactive services for secure transactions in their hands when they want.”

terms of fidelity to Visa Visa payWave combining services and mobile technology microbes In2Pay change phone payment such as credit cards.

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Recently we praised the fast TomTom, iPhone intuitive, which makes the phone a step beyond the integration of Google Maps, making it a GPS device (for mounting on the dashboard, even). Now, MapQuest is also its implementation Navigator for the iPhone. Its interface is so smooth and full of features, you will not get the iPhone out of the box, although the subscription model may turn some buyers away.

Interface and functionality

MapQuest application can do many things: to give driving directions, local search (MapQuest has more than 16 million points of interest), using the iPhone GPS to establish a baseline, and even street names, which complained TomTom that the application can not do. Users also can choose between 2D and 3D.

One of the things that sold me is the carousel of interest that covers the bottom of the display. The icon-based menu navigation allows access to common categories of destinations, such as airports. This is the nice interface, with faster access to things people are interested in who sold me my memory in my hands.

Price and Availability

As I said, the application is a subscription service. Whereas the implementation costs TomTom nonrecurring charge of $ 99.99 (the car mount sold separately), MapQuest application costs $ 3.99 a month, $ 9.99 for three months and $ 29.99 per year. Is this a good deal? Depends on how you look. It is true that the subscription model means you are paying, but in a head to head with the implementation of TomTom at least, you should use more than two years to coincide with the investment of one hundred dollars.

What application wins? What should we wait until the hands of MapQuest application in a long-term situation of the real world. Until then, color us curious. Explore more screens after the jump.

This week, the Guardian has an interesting piece on how dyslexia can benefit from reading on small screens available on smartphones. The writer, Howard Hill, told how he struggled with reading and writing throughout his life because of undiagnosed dyslexia, but has recently discovered the ease of reading through the iPhone.

“I found this on my iPhone a little over a week … I really liked the story so I would buy a copy for a friend. In the bookstore I was surprised. It was more than 1,000 pages! If I had been presented with the book in this way, never been read. It would have been like climbing a mountain. ”

Neuroscience professor John Stein speculates that this is partly due to the brightness of the screen, making it easier to overpopulation “of the text that gives many dyslexics. Hill suggested that the limited amount of text on the screen prevents lost.

I find it fascinating because all the benefits of Hill and other dyslexics learn to read on small screens are the ones that bother me and keep me reading E-Ink screen, instead of my droid even if it is practical.

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Apple introduced the next generation of its popular operating system in a telephone news conference in Cupertino headquarters today. iPhone OS 4.0 will be available this summer and major improvements to the mobile platform from Apple, including multitasking, integrated advertising and improved email functionality.

In his presentation, Steve Jobs has presented seven tent poles, “or large sets of features that will radically change the way you use the iPhone and how applications are developed for the device. Multitasking is a reality and business enterprises will be able to manage and secure their networks on iPhones. The mail application will be much more robust and VoIP applications like Skype will be able to run in the background. Jobs also announced that Apple is also expanding trade with iPhone OS 4.0 by grouping the iBooks, a platform for social game and a mobile advertising platform.

iPhone OS 4.0 will be available for the iPod Touch and iPhone users this summer, while IPAD owners wait until the fall to update the new operating system. Multitasking and several other features require the iPhone 3G or third generation iPod Touch. Previous models did not have enough power to handle all functions.

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