Your best source of information and news about apple, apple and apple on the internet
iPhone REVIEW TOP 50 iPhone VIDEOS iPhone CARD iPhone SOFT

Hardware

You are currently browsing the articles from iPhone nano - Apple iPhone Articles matching the category Hardware.

CaseMate’s Hug is another wireless charging solution for the iPhone

During CES, Casemate showed off its newest iPhone and iPod Touch wireless charging solution, the Hug, and promised an imminent release date. Two months later, and here it is, ready for shipping in its beautiful but bulky, wirelessly-charging glory.
The Hug is similar to the PureEnergy’s WIldCharge — both allow you to charge your iPhone or [...]



Written by John Brownlee on March 9th, 2010 with no comments.
Read more articles on Hardware and News and iPhone.

WTF!: World’s Most Advanced Music AI Runs On Ancient Power Mac 7500

The world’s most advanced music AI runs on a rickety old Power Mac 7500.
Called Emily Howell by its creator, music professor David Cope, the program just released “her” first album, From Darkness, Light, in January.

Some say Emily Howell passes a version of the Turing Test: listeners cannot tell the music was composed by software. In a fantastic report [...]



Written by Leander Kahney on March 4th, 2010 with no comments.
Read more articles on Hardware and Macintosh and Music and News and Vintage Tech.

IP experts warn Apple vs. HTC patent dispute is bad for everyone


Yesterday, Cupertino surprised everyone by throwing a bonafide legal temper tantrum about rival handset maker HTC’s alleged infringement on up to 20 Apple patents.
Although Apple is targeting HTC, the takeaway here is clear: Apple’s going after Android, HTC’s bread-and-butter. Google recognizes this, and is standing in solidarity with HTC.
As Apple fans, it’s [...]



Written by John Brownlee on March 3rd, 2010 with no comments.
Read more articles on Hardware and News and iPhone.

duaLink Sync Splitter Cable docks two iPhones from one USB port


Apple’s line of notebooks are great computers, no doubt, but you’ve got to admit: they’re slick, streamlined designs come at the price of a paucity of ports. The MacBook and MacBook Pro only have two USB 2.0 ports, where as the MacBook Air only has one. Given how many gadgets charge and sync through USB, [...]



Written by John Brownlee on March 3rd, 2010 with no comments.
Read more articles on Hardware and News.

RedEye Mini IR dongle brings universal remote control to all iPhone OS 3.2 devices


ThinkFlood’s latest product, the RedEye Mini, is another universal remote dongle for the iPhone and iPod Touch, but it’s interesting in that it is both more and less gainly than the iPhone Universal Remote Case we wrote about last week.
Unlike the iPhone Universal Remote Case, the RedEye Mini is a small dongle that plugs into [...]



Written by John Brownlee on March 3rd, 2010 with no comments.
Read more articles on Hardware and News.

« Older articles

No newer articles