Daily Interesting iPhone News

iHome generally isn’t known as a luxury brand when it comes to audio, but it is prolific—the company’s docks and speakers are everywhere, at least if online ads are to be believed. The iW2 is one of the company’s higher-end speakers, based around Apple’s AirPlay streaming technology. In our review, we’ll see how the iW2 holds up versus other options in terms of convenience, design, and performance.

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Don’t have an AirPrint-enabled output machine to get that much-need TPS report off of your iPad? Worry no more. Netgear has you covered with an update to its Genie app for both Mac and PC. With the aforementioned software running on your computer, you’ll be able to print from your iOS device to any printer just like it was outfitted with AirPrint right out of the box.

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As consumers continue purchasing power-hungry electronics like smartphones and portable gaming systems, a company has developed a way to charge those devices without the need of an electrical outlet.

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Whenever we’re going somewhere, we bring our iPhone cable. Nobody wants to be caught with a dead iPhone with no way to charge it. Well, what if the ubiquitous cable you carry around with you everywhere could also be used as a stand for your phone?

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In case those RX receivers we saw last month weren’t powerful enough for you, Yamaha’s unleashing a couple of new beasts that may just meet all of your home entertainment demands. Similar to its V573 and V473 siblings, the RX-V773WA and RX-V673 are AirPlay-friendly and pack a 4K passthrough feature—though, these also carry some PT action in 3D.

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Question from today’s Hardware 2.0 mailbox: “I’m looking for a really good set of earphones for my iPhone. Have you got any suggestions?”

Since no budget is defined, I’ve listed what I believe are the best earphones ranging from $10 all the way up to $600. All the earphones listed are fully compatible with the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS, and all iPad models.

Read more www.zdnet.com

The MicroStylus is a micro capacitive touch screen stylus that plugs into your iPhone’s headphone jack for storage.  This micro mini capacitive stylus touch screen pen, is not only stylish but it is also highly sensitive when used on your touch screen.

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Before his idea became Kickstarter’s most successful project ever, Eric Migicovsky was just an exchange student in the Netherlands who enjoyed cycling.

Each day, as he rode his bike, the Vancouver, British Columbia, native asked himself a question humans have been asking since Dick Tracy called the chief on his two-way wrist radio.

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Now offering soccer fans a stylish and unique way to support their favorite National Teams, MeeMojo’s new “Euro Cup 2012 Elite 16” cases allows their customers to choose a sport case to represent their squad with their latest billet aluminum iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s cases.

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For the iPhone owner partial to the odd dangerous situation, help is at hand. A Japanese firm called Marudai has revealed a $650 case for the iPhone it claims is completely bulletproof.

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Cool idea! This crazy accessory screws into the bottom of your iPhone, giving you a sturdy metal clip for cards and cash. Too bad it’s way overpriced.

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Apogee, the company responsible for such stellar audio hardware products as the Jam () iOS guitar interface, One () USB audio interface and microphone, and GiO () guitar footswitch controller has released the $249 Mic, a diminutive microphone that’s compatible with both computers and iOS devices. While both portable and flexible, Mic’s trade-off is sound that’s good for many, but not all, portable recording situations.

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With the way that everyone (including myself) gushes over the iPhone’s camera, you’d think it was a DSLR or something. Well now it can be… sorta/kinda.

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For some, fashion means a wardrobe makeover for spring. Then there are those for whom it means an elaborate neck tattoo. The same holds true when it comes to iPhones. Most people are happy to personalize their phones with, say, a case covered in plastic jewels. But some opt for surgical modifications.

Read more www.nytimes.com

A new Kickstarter project is aiming to redefine how you shoot video with your iPhone. The Galileo is an iOS-controlled robotic iPhone platform that lets you manipulate the angle your iPhone from another iOS device, giving you the ability to adjust your iPhone to almost any angle you could possibly want.

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When the Digitech iPB-10 arrived, I duly dispatched an e-mail to a muso mate with a link to this ultimate iPad guitar pedalboard. The wag replied: Nice machine you’re reviewing, but I don’t know whether 87 pedals, 54 amps and 26 cabinets is quite enough for me…

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In between chunky, Full HD home theatre-projectors and tiny, pocket sized Pico projectors is a new, growing category – the palmtop projector. These projectors incorporate features of the other two mentioned categories – good image quality coupled with easy portability, and they find a fit both in the home and the office.

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To stand out from the crowd these days, iPhone cases need to do more than simply protect an iPhone from various bumps and scrapes - whether it be the inclusion of a physical keyboard, wall charger, lens filters or, in the case of the MagniCase, a flip-out Fresnel lens that magnifies the iPhone’s display by up to 1.5 times.

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This little piece of hardware is a fabulous wonder of the modern wireless age – and it doesn’t just work for iPhone, it works for any tiny speaker that wants to be amplified!

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On Wednesday, SRS Labs, maker of audio enhancement hardware and applications, released an updated version of its MyTunes music browser and player, and added an iPad-compatible version for the first time. MyTunes Pro (iPhone and iPod touch) and MyTunes Pro HD (iPad) are akin to Apple’s Music app, but include options for tweaking the sound of your music.

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