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Posts tagged iphone

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iPhone Camera Lens
Please, if you would consider buying this, look yourself in the mirror and say with a loud voice: “I’m a moron”.
(via Jarred)

iPhone Camera Lens

Please, if you would consider buying this, look yourself in the mirror and say with a loud voice: “I’m a moron”.

(via Jarred)

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L5 iPhone IR Dongle
On iPhone universal remote to rules them all. Watch the demo video on Engadget.
(thx Steph)

L5 iPhone IR Dongle

On iPhone universal remote to rules them all. Watch the demo video on Engadget.

(thx Steph)

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Google Search “Near Me Now” Mobile Feature

Lame video, but what a great idea.

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If there is one certitude in life is that if it’s a wire, it will tangle.
— My headphone
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iGeek
Our first iPhone app. It goes hand to hand with the Geek campaign we did for the Infopresse Boomerang. Almost nothing, but you can imagine all the geeks in the audience using it over their eyes during the evening while Infopresse give the awards.
Download it here.

iGeek

Our first iPhone app. It goes hand to hand with the Geek campaign we did for the Infopresse Boomerang. Almost nothing, but you can imagine all the geeks in the audience using it over their eyes during the evening while Infopresse give the awards.

Download it here.

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On a global basis, the iPhone OS now accounts for 50 percent of all mobile traffic, up from 43 percent the month before.
(via TechCrunch)

On a global basis, the iPhone OS now accounts for 50 percent of all mobile traffic, up from 43 percent the month before.

(via TechCrunch)