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The Pirata Boat Race from Pirata London on Vimeo . Okay, the award for best use of an iPhone/iPod Touch in an online game goes to Pirata Boat Race by Pirata London. You can watch the video of it in the video here, and it is one of the most unique video games that I have ever seen. What happens is that the user syncs their iPhone with the website via the camera, or a code for the iPod Touch. After that, it is a matter of moving the virtual boat on a PC screen by rowing with the iPhone

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Pirata Boat Race gets your iPhone/iPod Touch into the rowing game

Panasonic has a new durable laptop offering for those in need called the ToughBook T9. While most ‘tough’ laptops feature a bulky form factor, the F9 does things a bit differently with a slim and somewhat sexy design while retaining the ability to be dropped from up to 30-inches and being resistant to spills. Weighing in at 3.6-pounds, Panasonic’s ToughBook T9 features an Intel Core i5 vPro processor clocked at 2.4GHz, a 14.1-inch 1,440 x 900 display, 320GB of storage space, and options for Bluetooth 2.1, WiMax, a dual-layer DVD drive, fingerprint reader, 7-hour battery and 2GB od DDR 3 RAM. The company says their ToughBook T9 will be available this July for around $2,899. via engadget Related Posts Panasonic upgrades Toughbook 52 with Intel Core i5 processor The Toughbook 52 from Panasonic has recently received an upgrade which comes in a form of a new proc..

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Panasonic’s ToughBook T9

This is the AirMicro A1 microscope, which is a microscope designed to sync to the iPad. It is from Scalar Corporation, a Japanese company that hopes to sell 50,000 of these units. I’m guessing that the market would be schools if they are going for those types of numbers.

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AirMicro A1 microscope syncs wirelessly with the iPad

It seems that Radio Shack isn’t the only non-Apple retailer getting the recently announced iPhone 4 on launch date. Reports have just surfaced that say Best Buy too will be getting the device with stock numbers lingering right around 45. The demand for the iPhone 4 is sure to be massive so if you’re planning on getting one (I know I am) be sure to get a pre-order in on June 15th with a retailer of your chooser. Luckily, Apple is offering shipping for the iPhone 4 which means you’ll be able to get the device right on June 24th without having to deal with all of the long lines and other inconveniences.

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iPhone 4 to Launch at Best Buy, Too

For those who like the real-time strategy games might enjoy Destroy9. It is available for free for the iPhone and iPod Touch until June 10, so that means you have one day to this writing. This app has 3D graphics, online leaderboards, and an original soundtrack by Akinatz. I’m not certain what this game is about, except a “Great Retake the Earth”. I’m also not certain why it is called Destroy9

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Destroy9 for iPhone and iPod Touch free for one day

Okay, here’s another post on the BlackBerry 9670. I’ve lost count of how many we’ve posted on this clamshell BlackBerry, but we have some actual facts and not leaks this time. The 9670 has an early version of BlackBerry OS 6.0 running, and you can hit the jump to see more of demonstration of that

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Not one, but two videos devoted to the BlackBerry 9670

The Konnet KN-3222 ReflexDock Pro iPod Dock isn’t just a sleek new iPod/iPhone dock, that is also compatible with the new iPhone 4. Aside from charging, and syncing your phone, the ReflexDock Pro is able to connect your iPod/iPhone’s content to your TV via the AV Out connection cable for watching content on the big screen

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ReflexDock Pro Dock Outputs the iPhone 4 onto Your TV

The recent change from iPhone OS to iOS4 brought more than a name change. The new developer’s agreement accompanying iOS4 seems to lock out any advertising company that is directly affiliated with a mobile phone or phone OS maker. …

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Apple Locks Google, AdMob Out of iPhone Advertising

Just yesterday Sony announced their very colorful refreshed Vaio E series . Today they are showing off an update to their Vaio P series that is sporting the same florescent colors as the new E series. The Vaio P series is a tiny netbook with an 8″ LCD, 2GB of ram, a 128GB SSD, powered by an Intel Atom processor, all in a chassis that weighs 1.3lbs.

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Sony Vaio P Series Gets Updated with Same Florescent Colors as New E Series

With all the news about the iPhone 4 and its new “Retina Display”, it is easy to forget the Samsung Galaxy S and its shockingly clear AMOLED display that I saw at CTIA last March . As you can see from this ad here, Samsung is promising some “next generation in Android smart phones”. I’m going to guess that the release date for the Galaxy S will be announced here, which is rumored to be July 21 from T-Mobile. Of course, there is always room for surprises

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Samsung Mobile has something going down on June 29

Take one lesbian nun, a scythe, six upgradeable weapons, hordes of undead, and some of the smoothest visuals I have ever seen on the iPhone, and you’ve got yourself a solid $2.99 action title in the form of  Twin Blades . If you’re into mindless zombie destruction coupled with incredibly stylish action (and don’t mind a bit, well, a lot of repetition), then Twin Blades will deliver in spades

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Review: Twin Blades for iPhone

Okay, this might be the coolest thing that I am going to see all day. It is essentially the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) running on an emulator, with an iPhone used as the controller. This application is built on ZodTTD’s emulator, the man who gave us the Playstation Emulator for Android devices . Yeah, apparently this is “coming soon” from Cydia . In order to get it, both your iPhone and iPad will need to be jailbroken

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SNES on the iPad with iPhone as controller

Here’s another reason to buy the Nexus One, and not just because it will have Android 2.2 (Froyo) earlier than other phones. Apparently, there is some new type of download that enables Google’s favorite phone to shoot at 720p resolution

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Nexus One gets 720p with a little bit of hacking

Image Source: PocketNow.com One of the key players in creating Palm’s WebOS mobile operating system, a man who designed its non-intrusive notification system, is now Apple’s Senior User Interface Designer. Not to imply that the current iPhone notifications treatment is complete bollocks, but … Via: Apple Insider © PatrickJ for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010. | Permalink | | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Apple , iPhone notifications system

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Lovely iPhone Headlines – Apple Hires Designer of WebOS’ Notification System

This Speakal iCrystal Docking Station certain has a very Star Trek look to it, but it is one of the first iPod/iPhone docks to say it is compatible with the iPhone 4. Of course it is compatible with all other types of iPods and iPhones, and comes complete with the backlit omnidirectional speakers and remote control. It also comes with a 3.5mm auxiliary input. It comes in black, white, or even red for a price of $80. Source Related Posts iHeart Docking Station The iHeart Docking Station is a timely iPod docking station that comes in time for Valentine’s Day…

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Speakal iCrystal Docking Station for the iPhone 4 (and other Apple products too)

Acer has recently presented a new netbook named Aspire One 533 which doesn’t have a release date or price tag, at least so far. The Acer Aspire One 533 netbook offers two options for the processor, an Atom N455 or N470 running at 1.83GHz, and also supports RAM memory in DDR3 format. The small display screen provides a resolution of 1024*600 pixels and the usual goodies include WiFi, bluetooth 3.0, an HDMI port, and a battery life that can last up to 10 hours after a single charge

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Acer Aspire One 533 netbook

What you are seeing here in this video is Eyesight, a natural user interface that allows gesture-based recognition commands. For example, a wave of the hand in front of the phone can answer an incoming call, browse through photos, or change tracks on an MP3 player. It can even be used for GPS navigation software

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Eyesight allows your phone to be controlled with hand gestures

Motorola i296 is the latest cellphone added to the Boost Mobile catalog, which has a price tag of $60 and is already available for purchase online. Anyway, the Motorola i296 comes in a monoblock shape and features the iDEN network from Boost Mobile . This unit also has bluetooth, a web browser, GPS, and a hands-free speakerphone.

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Motorola i296 for Boost Mobile

We’re scratching our heads at this one. It’s only been a week since Nintendo announced that there would be new colors coming to the DSi XL line-up, and while that was all well and good, there wasn’t any announcement saying that the new shades would be seeing release anywhere else other than Japan

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Nintendo DSi XL in Midnight Blue Coming to the US

In addition to the Motorola Bei Hai that we reported previously, Motorola has another unit named Goldfinch which won’t be launched in the US. Specification wise, the Motorola Goldfinch provides a 3.2-inch display screen, FM radio, a 3-megapixel on the camera for photos and videos, and also Bluetooth 2.1. One of the best features is the inclusion of a ISDB-T receiver for TV on the go for Latin America and Japan. At the moment there is no information about the price, but we’ll keep you updated.

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Another Motorola cellphone: Goldfinch

It was only a matter of time before AdMob and others in the mobile advertising game responded to Apple’s updated developer terms which effectively prohibit app developers from using third-parties such as AdMob and Google’s advertising solutions on the iPhone. The new terms have left many in the industry scratching their head as to why Apple would make such a blatant anti-competitive move, and the responses are starting to come forward.

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AdMob Founder Omar Hamoui Responds To Apple’s Updated iPhone Developer Terms