Showing posts with label 4s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4s. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2012

The Walking Dead: The Game now on iPhone and iPad

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Any person who considers himself a fan of the television series The Walking Dead comics or in which it is based, must have this new app on your iPhone or your iPhone.
The Walking Dead: The Game is the official game of the series for IOS has been developed by Telltale Inc. Unlike most zombie games, this should not blow his head to everything you are. Yes, there will be zombies, but like in the series, the game is more focused on the obscure psychological aspect of the disaster and the problems associated with the collapse of society, not just the zombies.

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The Walking Dead: The Game for iOS costs $5 . To play you need at least an iPhone 4 or iPad 2. 

Google Earth now in 3D and iOS 5

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The app of Google Earth for iPhone OS 5 has just received a great update. From now on, we can enjoy 3D buildings in the popular Google application. This new 3D buildings layer comes even before the release of IOS 6, where, as we all know, Apple has decided to include their own software 3D map and let go of Google Maps.
Apparently, the new Google Earth is so great as it will be the future Apple system maps, Flyover. Note that if you want to install the new update to the 3D layer edifcios need at least a 4S iPhone, iPad 2 or third-generation iPhone.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

iPhone 5 could be announced next month

 

As they say, Apple is planning to get the mask to the iPhone 5 in August, and to be a little more accurate, earlier this month, on August 7. Along with this, is also mentioned that we all know that the future iPhone will use the IOS operating system 6.
What we know about the iPhone 5 so far? Few things, though quite interesting. To begin with, is expected to be similar in design to the iPhone 4/4S, the back will no longer be of glass, but metal (aluminum perhaps), the headphone jack was changed and is now held at the underside of device on the speaker, has improved the quality of sound the same and all the smartphone will generally be thinner. One of the major changes from previous generations of the iPhone is the use of a 4-inch and 3.5 inch.
What I find a bit strange is that Apple will introduce the iPhone in less than a month and that the release dates point to September / October. If memory serves me correctly, most of the devices that Apple presents are for sale, not later than 2 weeks after being presented, but this time would be announced with more than 4 weeks in advance.

Thursday, July 12, 2012

China shop and take orders for the iPhone 5

 

Some Chinese companies have made ​​to suffer Apple repeatedly, either with their famous cloned products, with sales of the iPhone 4 white or that are already accepted orders for the iPhone 5. Yes, China is already possible to pre-order the future iPhone 5.
Looks like a shop that sells mobile phone has a huge sign outside her door announced already taking orders for the new iPhone, which apparently is not even fully developed and Apple still scratching his head thinking about what functions integrate the future smartphone .
So you know, if you live in China, can be the first people to apply for the iPhone 5.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Lilliputian Systems : Super E Battery Emergency Scooby Doo

Lilliputian Charger

 "Today's Smartphones use much more power, increasing the need for a more efficient way to recharge when on the go," said Steven Schwartz, Vice President of Merchandising and Product Development at Brookstone.  "Lilliputian's groundbreaking technology provides power, wherever and whenever you need it. This breakthrough aligns well with our commitment to innovative solutions that make life easier."

Fuel cell maker Lilliputian Systems today announced that Brookstone will be the first retailer to carry its portable USB power source, which will be sold under Brookstone's brand. The fuel cell device is about the size of a thick smartphone, and the lighter fluid-filled cartridges are about the same size as a cigarette lighter. It's a big step forward both for Lilliputian Systems, a 10-year-old spin-off from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and for portable fuel cell technology in general. Several fuel cell companies have developed portable power systems, but a number have failed. The new fuel cell will charge any device that has a USB cable.

    In a test lab, Lilliputian systems engineer Souren Lefian plugged a white iPhone charging cable into the Mobile Power System prototype and forwarded a few watts to my phone. There wasn't much that was thrilling about the process, aside from knowing that I can now claim to have gassed up my iPhone. Then, Lefian (pictured at left) switched cables and charged up his Android phone. On Lefian's computer screen, a graphic showed how much fuel was left in the MPS' tank, as well as how many watts it was sending to the phone, and how full the phone's battery was.



According to the manufactuer, the device will be able to charge an iPhone 4 between 10 and 14 times with one cartridge, which can work out to approximatly one or two weeks of use for most users.


Price 100-200$ (~ from author)

techveger via lilliputiansystemsinc

Lilliputian Systems, Inc. has developed the world’s first Personal Power™ solution for Consumer Electronics (CE) devices, a revolutionary family of products targeted at the $50 billion portable power market.  The Company’s breakthrough solution delivers the only viable small form-factor battery replacement that provides the enormous run-time improvements demanded by today’s CE devices.  Lilliputian’s patented Silicon Power Cell™ technology is based on highly-efficient solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) wafer fabrication methods, and is fueled by recyclable high energy butane cartridges.  The technology is reliable, U.S. Department of Transportation approved and environmentally friendly.  Lilliputian’s solution enables a 5-10X longer run-time versus similarly sized batteries.  The Company’s elegantly designed solution both complements today’s devices and can seamlessly integrate into future devices – all while ensuring the consumer enjoys an essentially infinite supply of Personal Power™ for their CE devices.