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GoGoStand: Foldable iPhone Stand Fits in Your Wallet

September 19th, 2009 No comments

 GoGoStand: Foldable iPhone Stand Fits in Your Wallet
 GoGoStand: Foldable iPhone Stand Fits in Your Wallet

iphonestand GoGoStand: Foldable iPhone Stand Fits in Your Wallet

At first glance, it may look like a credit / membership card of sorts, but the GoGoStand is actually a functional iPhone stand that’s priced at just $5 — “can also be adjusted into three different viewing angles.” Video after the break.

TUAW Sunday snacks: Some tasty tidbits of random information

September 14th, 2009 Comments off

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tailgate main full TUAW Sunday snacks: Some tasty tidbits of random informationIn between watching those Sunday NFL games, we’re hoping that you’re snacking on some TUAW goodness. For your munching pleasure I thought I’d cook up some of the interesting tidbits that have accumulated in our inbox this morning and present them to you for consumption.

CHART OF THE DAY: iPhone Vs. The Gadget Hall Of Fame

September 5th, 2009 No comments

Apple sold about 45 million iPhones and iPod touch devices after two years on the market. How does that compare against some other top gadgets?

It’s nowhere near the number of RAZRs that Motorola sold in its first two years — about 75 million, RBC estimates. But it’s on par with Nintendo’s Wii, and ahead of Sony’s PSP and PS2.

IFA 2009: Sony debuts ‘invincible’ 2.1 PC speakers

September 4th, 2009 No comments

Sony SRS GD50iP 200 200 IFA 2009: Sony debuts invincible 2.1 PC speakers

No one can accuse Sony of false modesty. It claims that the SRS-DB500 2.1 PC audio system launching today will “blow all other PC speakers off the stage.”

The 300W DB500s also go by the name of ‘mu-te-ki’, meaning ‘invincible’ in Japanese.

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iPhone 3GS Shot with 9mm and Burned

September 3rd, 2009 No comments

I have bought all three generations of iPhones on launch day, but I cannot take it any longer. In the end, it was rejection of Google Voice from the App Store that drove me to this point, but that was just the tip of the spear. Whether it is their refusal to let other gadgets such as the Palm Pre interface with iTunes, or their Draconian App Store procedures…I simply cannot support them with a clear conscience, which is why I chose to end the life of my iPhone in this manner instead of …