Those of you that read IntoMobile regularly will know that I’ve had trials and tribulations with cases for the iPhone. I’ve been through solid cases, pouches, display protectors, and frankly – they all make the iPhone look terrible – the operator-approved case even scratched my iPhone!! So it was with great trepidation that I ordered…
Review #2: Apple iPhone composite video cable
Yep, so I’ve been on a bit of a buying spree – and I gotta say, buying accessories is definitely a bit of wallet-basher! The composite cable for the iPhone/iPod is near to £30, which is incredibly harsh for any (mobile) cable. Having said that, you do get £20 worth of charger/USB cable included, so…
Review #1: Apple iPhone 3G dock
Nice. Very nice. So, the first of the new items I had ordered, which arrived, was Apple’s 3G dock. Now this isn’t a new item, but, it’s one of those items that at £19, you might well have considered, and thought twice about. However, I’m relieved to say it’s really rather good. One of the…
iFlyz is designed to let you enjoy videos on your iPhone while flying
iFlyz is an interesting and honestly not that useful accessory designed to help you watch videos on your iPhone. It’s actually a holder that will free your hands, hence the company is pitching it as a device for watching videos while flying. The “secret” is in the suction cup which firmly grasps the iPhone and…
Case-Mate’s Backpack Trumps BlackBerry Bold Faux-Leather
Faux-leather, shmaux-leather – let’s get some real class on that BlackBerry Bold battery door. Case-Mate just released their Backpack series of battery door covers for the BlackBerry Bold, available in black, red and brown, each with their own distinct patterns. Similar cases are available for iPhone, if that happens to be what you’re packing. Twenty…
Friday Fun: Introducing the Awethumb!
Now I’ve seen everything. If you think you have a texting problem to the point where you’re concerned about carpal-tunnel and other hand-crippling ailments then you’ve got issues. But hey, if you think something like the ‘Awethumb’ is really going to help, then more power to you. I simply couldn’t believe this when I noticed…
Tri-Specs’ new sunglasses are Bluetooth enabled
Tri-Specs has recently unveiled their latest product – a Bluetooth-enabled sunglasses that include noise cancellation, dual microphones and dual speakers. Patented STEPvoice software from STEP Labs is also included in the mix to help differentiate between the wearer’s voice and other voices, sounds and noises. As a result, natural fidelity of the voice is preserved,…
Forget the slap-bracelet, meet the Battery Bracelet!
Until technological innovations allow us to power our mobile devices with body heat, motion, and even our own voice, we’re going to be tied to traditional battery charging-tech. We’ve seen all kinds of mobile charging solutions crop up in the past, but this is the first time we’ve come across a Bracelet Battery. If we…
OtterBox Impact Skin for BlackBerry Bold Review
OtterBox cases have been the way to go for the most rugged mobile accessories for some time, but ever since their Defender Series lineup, they’ve been scaling down for a slightly more relaxed clientele. Who needs to send a text while they’re skydiving anyway? The Impact Series is OtterBox’s slimmest product to date, moving them…
Panasonic RP-HJE900 Zirconia in-ear headphones are designed for rich audiophiles
We’re still finding some CES news. During the Las Vegas event, Panasonic introduced a new premium headphones made of Zirconia – model RP-HJE900. According to the Japanese electronics giant, these are the world’s first high fidelity in-ear headphones made out of such material, which is BTW used as a thermal barrier coating in jet turbine…