Posts Tagged ‘iPhone’
Apple iPhone 4 – 16GB – Black (Verizon) Smartphone Clean ESN Free Shipping!!
Author: Janet Odell
Factory Unlocked Apple iPhone 4 - 16GB - Black (AT&T) Smartphone (MC608LL/A)
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iPhone 4 – 32GB – Black (AT&T)_NOT WORKING!!!!!
Author: Jenny Zhao
Red 3D Lovely Velvet Cat with Tail Case Cover Deco For iPhone 5 5G HOT
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Apple iPhone 4 - 16GB - Black (Factory Unlocked) Smartphone
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IPHONE 4 16GB – Factory Unlocked -
Author: Gabe Hall
IPHONE 4 16GB – Factory Unlocked -
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BRAND NEW. IPHONE 4 16GB UNLOCKED. UNLOCKED TO USE FOR ANY CARRIER. NEW CONDITION AND COMES WITH ALL ACCESSORIES: WALL CHARGER, USB CABLE, and HEADPHONES. This phone is Brand new, with box, charger and earbuds . The phone is Factory Unlocked. You can update the phone to any version iOS from Apple.
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Is it possible to transfer iPhone apps to windows phone And if so how?
Author: Alexander McQueen
Question by Dr. OCTOGONOPUS: Is it possible to transfer iPhone apps to windows phone And if so how?
I am getting a windows phone and I have had an iPod touch for a while. Is it possible to transfer all the apps I’ve bought from iTunes into the windows phone?
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Answer by tikimuppet
No, they have different app markets, and different software to run the apps
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Lumu Is A Digital Light Meter For Photographers That Plugs Into Your iPhone & Tells You What Camera Settings To Use
Author: Jade Kim
Meet Lumu: a digital light meter for photographers that plugs into the iPhone’s headphone jack as a smaller and smarter replacement for traditional analogue light meters. It’s used in conjunction with Lumu’s app — being demoed in prototype here at hardware alley at Disrupt NY – to help photographers figure out the best camera settings for their current location.
Lumu is not going to help you take better photos on your iPhone — it’s a tool for standalone cameras that have ISO, aperture and shutter speed parameters that can be manually set. The startup, which hails from Slovenia in Europe, plans to kick off a Kickstarter funding campaign in about a month. The Lumu device will cost $ 99.
“It’s the world’s smartest light meter,” says co-founder Benjamin Polovic. “The existing light meters are large, bulky and very expensive. With Lumu, the main processing is done on the iPhone, so we use the iPhone’s power. It also doesn’t use any batteries, it’s powered from the iPhone.
“You take your iPhone or your iPod and plug it in and it’s going to recognise it, and it sets all of the parameters for your unique environment. So you put in your ISO that you use in your film or your digital camera, the aperture you want to use and then it calculates the time.”
The photographer then needs to manually input the suggested settings into their camera but Polovic says the group is thinking about making a Bluetooth dongle so settings can be wirelessly sent to a digital camera. “We’re excited to get some ideas from Kickstarter when the campaign launches,” he added.
As well as showing the light level and exposure value for the current lighting conditions, the app lets users store pre-sets for individual geotagged locations so they can easily revisit them later. It will also include an auto mode, and a filter-style feature that will tell users how to achieve effects such as bokeh (background blur).
Polovic said Lumu’s hope is to inspire more people to start digging down into their camera settings. ”We love photography, we want to make it better, we want to introduce it to people who don’t necessarily know how to use cameras because they are quite complex. We want to make it simple,” he says.
The startup has been developing Lumu for about four to five months, according to Polovic. Down the line, it plans to launch an SDK so developers can create other apps using the light sensor — giving the example of an app that wakes the iPhone’s owner when it starts getting light, for instance.
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Real Racing 3 – iPhone 5 Vs Galaxy S3 – iOS Vs Android
Author: Markus Smith
Real Racing 3 Review – iPhone 5 Vs Galaxy S3 We did a real time test of Real Racing 3 Performance Test on i Phone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3. And guess who emer…
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iPhone Garbage: Super Monster Bros by Adventure Time Pocket Free Games
Author: Nancy Kennedy
Justin and Brian are so stunned by an off-the-bat 0 in-app-purchase that they don’t even notice the ads, stolen sound effects and Pokemon ripoffs.
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How To Install SIRI on 6.1 iPhone 4/3Gs iPod 4G & iPad 2 – BEST FREE Port iOS 6
Author: Tech Blogger
Easy Guide How To Install SIRI on 6.1 iPhone 4, 3Gs, iPod Touch 4G & iPad 2 on 6.1. Works on iOS 6, 6.0, 6.0.1. Completely Free Port & Server! SOURCE: http:/…
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Importer520 2 in 1 Combo Polka Dot Flex Gel Case for Iphone 4 and 4S – Baby Blue/ Pink
Author: Jamie Colby
Importer520 2 in 1 Combo Polka Dot Flex Gel Case for Iphone 4 and 4S – Baby Blue/ Pink
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- Protects against scratches and scrapes
- Special (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) TPU material which can be twisted without cracking
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- Full body protection case that covers the back and side of the phone
Compatible With Apple®: iPhone® 4 – AT&T / 4 – Verizon / 4S
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Apple Patents Built-In iPhone Remote Unlocker, Engine Starter And Parking Locator For Cars
Author: Dave Adams
The USPTO published a number of Apple patent applications Tuesday, including two related to automobiles (via AppleInsider). The car patents both describe systems that can be built into future iPhones, replacing most of the functionality of your standard key fob with the smartphone, and providing a way to help drivers navigate the often maze-like interiors of parking garages to find their ride.
In one application, Apple describes what amounts to a series of different indoor positioning systems to help drivers locate their cars when parked. The system would involve pairing a car and an iPhone via Bluetooth, and then using that connection to automatically detect when a car ends up actually parking in a spot. Then, it uses sensor data communicated from the parking facility itself to peg a location.
Once a user returns to the garage, they can trigger the phone to find their current positioning data from the same system, and then provide actual guidance or directions back to their car itself. The patent describes parking garages in which devices are placed at regular intervals throughout to help facilitate the indoor location portion. Apple’s recent acquisition of indoor positioning system company WiFiSLAM could also work very well in terms of helping provide a way to make this system work.
The IPS element is interesting, but where Apple’s patent is really unique is in using on-board device sensors, including things like the camera and microphone, to determine automatically when a car parks to begin with to trigger the car location logging information. There are plenty of “where did I park my car” apps out there (though few boast IPS), but the automatic, fully-integrated way Apple’s system would work would make it so that you don’t even have to remember to activate it.
The other car-related application describes a system that would turn the iPhone into a remote car starter, unlocker, and essentially a parental control device for a target vehicle. The patent talks about using Bluetooth to pair a car and a handset, then allowing a user to choose their level of security, making it possible to have the phone unlock the car automatically based on proximity, or require a PIN to even use any car control functions.
Apple’s patent goes further than most remote starter/unlocker key fobs by allowing a user to set specific limits for particular devices, like making it possible to start the engine with a phone only during set hours, setting a max speed for use with a particular device, limiting access to infotainment services, and building in geofencing. All of these can be used in theft prevention, but also to set limits on say a teen child’s car permissions.
It’s about time that cars got tighter integration with mobile devices, in ways that make the best use of all the tech on board our modern smartphones. Many car companies seem to be open to working closer with Apple, too, so while there’s a lot of infrastructure changes described in these patents, we still could see these features make their way to shipping devices over the next few years.
