Locate Dropped, Cracked iPhone 4's Faster with This Glowing Decal

This handy iPhone 4 decal does double duty as an antenna-protecting film and a glow stick. You know, just in case that reception issue persists, you chuck it into a dark closet and need to find it in a pinch.

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iPort Control Mount Series is for the iPad and iPhone

Here’s another accessory for the iPad you’d love to install in your room. No, it’s not another iPad protective case but a special mount called the iPort Control Mount Series. This can also be used for the iPod touch and the iPhone as it’s a simple wall-mountable frame.

With the iPort Control Mount Series, anyone can control the music or temperature using the iPhone apps.

Models CM100 and CM2000 cost about $250 and $499, respectively.
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New iPod touch: 3.2MP camera primed

Talk of five megapixels coming to iPod touch crushed.
The new iPod touch has fast become the main grist to the Apple rumour mill in recent days. And now one source says the mooted five megapixel camera is not coming to Cupertino’s top end PMP.
Insiders have told 9to5mac that the camera on the iPod touch will in fact only be 3.2 megapixels, with ‘similar characteristics’ to that found on the iPhone 3GS. That also suggests there won’t be an LED flash either.

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Reports: iOS 4 upgrade kills old iPhones’ Wi-Fi

Consumer Reports 'can't recommend' new iPhone

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Light a bright idea for your iPhone 4

LED Light for iPhone 4 Free is a useful, must-have utility that turns your iPhone 4 into a working flashlight; it has become a bit of a cash cow for its creator as well. Developer Jason Ting revealed that his 9,000-download launch day made him almost $1,400 in ad revenue through Apple’s sanctioned iAds program. It’s unlikely that Ting will sustain these returns as downloads slow and initial use tapers, however his experience does bode well for other developers considering iAds.

The app itself is basic, but slick enough to warrant a download. Launching the app turns on the LED light automatically, and you can turn it off by tapping the giant center button. The lower button turns the light into a strobe, which you can change the speed of using the arrows at the bottom of the screen.

In Ting’s case, LED Light is a perfect test model for iAds. The function of the app only relies on two buttons and you never need to focus on the screen for extended amounts of time, so the iAds feed, which only appears every three minutes or so, is extremely easy to ignore. But if you’re still anti-ad, Ting does offer a 99-cent ad-free version of the app in the iTunes App Store.

The Slim Exolife iPhone 4 Case Will Give Your Battery a Boost

手機平台市佔率Android獨升，數月後將超越Windows OS搶下第3名

RIM的黑莓機作業系統仍是美國智慧型手機平台的一哥，市佔率41.7%，但比上季下滑0.6個百分點；排名第二的蘋果iOS系統則從25.4%下滑到24.4%，第三名的Windows平台自15.1%下滑到13.2%，Android排名第四，而第五的Palm從5.4%下滑到4.8%。

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HP's McKinney hints that a flexible display Palm device could happen

Speaking at MobileBeat in San Francisco today, HP's Phil McKinney chatted up the company's flexible display tech, which uses rugged Mylar-infused sheets similar to those found in solar panels and can display video while still being bistable the same way E Ink is -- in other words, it'll hold an image without power. Thankfully, this seems to be more than a pipe dream sitting in a lab somewhere, because McKinney went on to say that "these are the kinds of display technologies that will change what we think of in form factors, both in products from Palm with flexible displays, and with HP." In other words, it's entirely within the realm of reason to imagine a bendy webOS device that gingerly sips battery juice -- or stops sipping it altogether -- while you're reading the morning news. We wouldn't expect it any time soon, of course, but it's encouraging to hear a conservative industry behemoth like HP start to talk like this. In the meantime, can we just get a new Pre, guys?

HP's flexible display at MobileBeat 2010

Apple Wins Graphics Tablet, Audio Command Patents and More

Got an iPhone 4? You may need duct tape

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