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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 19, 2009
I think I’m learning Japanese I think I’m learning Japanese I really think so! Which is good, because then I’ll have more fun with the Cure Visual-Kei app. For the Mac we’ve got a 3D Cullen Crest USB thumb drive. I’m told this has something to do with Twilight: New Moon. Which I’m told has something to do with vampires. Also, RapidWeaver themes, a new Asteroids-style game, and the usual bevy of iPhone apps.
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Appletell reviews Sonos ZonePlayer S5 with ZoneBridge wireless music system
The Sonos ZonePlayer S5 wireless music system is meant to simply be placed in a room, quickly set up, and then used to stream the user’s audio to that room.
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Appletell reviews Konnet’s iCrado iDevice cradle
What exactly is Konnet’s iCrado? It’s an iPod cradle. Nothing more, nothing less. It holds your iPod and little else. Thankfully, it does this with a touch of style.
Sleek Audio announces more affordable SA1 in-ear earphones
Sleek Audio has announced their newest addition to their already stunning line of earphones, the SA1. Sleek is known for their amazing (and quite expensive) earphones, but today they’re trying to satisfy the need for great audio without depleting the savings account with the SA1. It has VQ tuning and… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - October 30th, 2009
Anime comes to your Mac via Boxee and Crunchyroll. Also, your pets get managed and your runes get spooky. The iPhone, on the other hands, gets groovy (thanks to IK Multimedia) and amazing (thanks to Scholastic). Want more? Maybe some Pocket Oinko (but not Boinko)? Maybe some Puzzle Genius? Perhaps… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Scosche’s tapSTICK for iPod shuffle
Scosche’s tapSTICK for the iPod shuffle attempts to fix the biggest problem with Apple’s super miniature MP3 player: the controls/headphones. The tapSTICK takes the controls that started out on the headphone cable and moves them back onto the device. Or rather, on a case that slides over one side of… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Sleek Audio SA6 earphones (2009) and W-1 Wireless Adapter
You may not have heard of Sleek Audio, but if you’re an audiophile, I hope you have. They’ve won awards for their products so far, and it’s safe to say I can hear why. The SA6s are an amazing set of earbuds that will bring audio to your ears the… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the iON Universal Mobile Power Bank
Let’s face it, the iPhone is an awesome device that is very flexible and can fulfill many roles. But this super ability often requires more power than your internal battery can provide. Thanks to Apple’s decision to make the iPhone battery non-removable, there is now a booming market in third-party… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the Expressionist Plus 2.1 speaker system from Altec Lansing
This may not sound right, but when it comes to reviewing computer speakers, I take the same approach as I do with iPhone cases. There’s a balance to be achieved. With iPhone cases, it’s design, functionality and protection. With computer speakers, it’s design, functionality and sound, but tipping heavily towards… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the iPhone compatible Sony Xplod Bluetooth Car Audio System Head Unit
In order to righteously call yourself a geek, you need the appropriate technology in all areas of your life. Up until I received the iPhone compatible Sony Xplod Bluetooth CD System for my car, I was sadly lacking in that area. Now that I’ve had it and have been able… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the BackBeat Pro noise isolating headphones
I look for three things when considering headphones to replace Apple’s Earbuds: 1.) comfort, 2.) some form of noise isolation or cancellation, and 3.) quality audio. For in-ear headphones, The Altec Lansing BackBeat Pro comes the closest I’ve experienced to hitting all three. There are cheaper options available in the… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - September 15, 2009
Much heavier on the Mac updates than the iPhone today, just like the good old days. But the programs are certainly not old. LANrev, Bee Docs Timeline 3D, FlashVideo Converter, Cocktail, Sandvox, and more. But don’t fret, iPhone owners. You get stuff for your care, for saying “dude,” and to… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews the Gorillapod mobile
Joby is known for their Gorillapod. Just don’t call it a tripod. It’s more than that, it has articulatable (did I make that word up?) legs which can be wrapped around all sorts of things. Now they have a new model made specifically for mobile devices such as iPhones and… Continue Reading »
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