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Three accessories to turn your desktop into a IPAD

It seems that contrary to what many people thought at the exit of IPAD, the team begins to arise as a desktop for some people. Some people looking for such basic things that can comply fully with IPAD. For all these are three accessories that would help a bit more on the task of using the IPAD as a single computer.

* A basis for placing the computer. The first accessory that strikes me almost as essential as a good basis to move the team. If we use a single computer IPAD as we have to place it and position it in a place where we are comfortable working with him. We could opt for the simple Apple Dock for this purpose but I find it much more interesting Griffin Stand A-frame, a perfect base to position the IPAD in a workplace. Its best feature is the amount of possibilities when we find a perfect position. It costs $ 50, about 40 Euro.

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* A good keyboard for typing. If you intend to use the IPAD as something basic core team is a good keyboard to type comfortably, IPAD keyboard is relatively easy but we need to remove it from the Dock at the end we lose usability. A keyboard is vital and my recommendation is quite “typical” I love the Apple keyboard and although I admit it is expensive is one of the most comfortable keyboards I’ve ever used.
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iAccounts 1.1 Released – Revolutionary Password Manager With Free Backup

Treviso, Italy – VenticentoStudio today released version 1.1 of iAccounts, the revolutionary password manager for the Apple iPhone sporting flexy-record database technology and FREE backup and restore over wi-fi networks, for MAC and PC. iAccounts received 5-STARS review on the US AppStore aftyer just three days after launch!

iAccounts flexy-record technology allows users to save different fields for each account. Fields entered for a website accounts (username, password) are different from the fields entered to store a credit card number or a social security number. iAccounts flexy-record allows solves this problem by allowing each accounts to have different fields. The software comes with 20 different field types and with flexy-record technology users can even add their own.

iAccounts implements 4-digits PIN protection to keep private data safe from unwanted looks. The PIN dialog has been designed for speed and clarity. By downloading the FREE iBackup application from our website, users can sync all their iPhone data via wi-fi with their computer (both Mac and PC). The backup process is secure and very simple. iBackup also provides useful features for browsing accounts data on the computer, without turning the phone on. The iBackup application comes for both Mac and PC and is free to download and use.

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Tags: iAccounts 1.1, iPhone Pass Manager, iPhone Software, Ipod Software

Rumors Appear of a iPhone 3GS 8GB and iPod touch with new camera

Although Phil Schiller has informed the press that they had already listed all their product range for this year, a new leak to the contrary. First, it seems that AT & T is considering selling a version of 8 GB iPhone 3GS.

Today, the iPhone 3GS has only two models: the 16 and 32GB. The 8GB model is the “old” iPhone 3G at a discounted price with the intention to dispose of all stock of the model. But if you really are traces of a 3GS 8 GB, it appears that Apple’s plan has not gone very well.

Moreover, we have another leak of a seemingly reliable source about an iPod touch with a camera that would go on sale before the end of this month. There have been many traces of it in the form of bags and even videos of your case, but finally the pattern we saw in September did not have that component.

Normally Apple renews its range of portable in September / October, so it would be a new movement by now if it decides to launch Apple iPod touch with a camera. For now and as always, we have to wait.

Tags: iPhone, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3GS 8GB, iPod, iPod Touch

iPhone 3G vs iPhone 3GS, the differences

Although we still have some gaps which will be exactly the limitations of the iPhone OS 3.0 is now on the iPhone 3G against the former member of the family, the iPhone 3G S, in general we can summarize it in a more or less clear differences between terminals: DONOTCHANGE

* 3 megapixel camera with auto focus, focus by clicking on an area and recording / video editing.
* Improved performance (up to 2 times faster).
* Voice control (yes, I think it’s a limitation imposed by software, not hardware)
* Compass
* Model 16 and 32 GB model against the single 8GB iPhone 3G to be sold from now on.
* Enhanced Self-2G (2 hours of conversation), Wi-Fi (3 hours plus), audio playback (6 hours) and video (3 hours).

* Support for Nike + iPod (no, not work on the 3G or the receiver)

* Headphone and microphone control.

What do you think? Are these improvements?

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Tags: iPhone 3GS