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Designer Ronen Kadushin has designed the ultimate iPhone killer. And this one - unlike a plethora of smartphones that have promised to do the same - can actually obliterate any iPhone in its wake. Literally.

Your iPhone will certainly be modified for good if you take this little beauty to your handset. Thanks to Kadushin - a designer with an obvious sense of humor - we can now enjoy an open-source ...

The closer we get to the looming announcement of the new iPhone, the more details emerge about what we can possibly expect from the updated device. This week, in particular, we're gleaning from the new iPhone cases pictured here from HardMac that the forthcoming 4th gen handset will prove very similar to the prototype designs that have been leaked from a variety of sources over time.

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Tinh Tế is on a roll.

The Vietnamese website that in just the last couple of weeks has posted pictures and video of both a fourth-generation iPhone and a refreshed MacBook has yet another leak of a purported unreleased Apple device. This time, they got their hands on a camera-equipped iPod touch (Google ...

Apple is shifting focus on its high-end video post-production suite, according to a new report in AppleInsider. Quoting the inevitable "person with knowledge" of Apple's Apple’s Professional Applications Design Group, the company has decided to start targeting the more advanced non-professional market: the power users referred to as "prosumers." Despite recent layoffs on the Final Cut team, ...

Two weeks after iPhone OS 4.0 Beta 3, developers will be busy digging through Apple's new release of iPhone OS 4.0 Beta 4. On a rather consistent track record, Apple has been dishing out updates lately, the bi-weekly update comes as no surprise. Apple also sneaked out a Ma OS X 10.6.4 for Developers along side this release as well.

And of course to no surprise, there are no documented changes that come ...

If you were holding off on that aggressive new workout routine until the iPod-compatible Nike+ heart rate monitor is in your possession, start stretching and preparing for a good sweat. And, while you're at it, mark your calendars for June 1st. If the latest "leak" is correct, that's the date you can expect the Nike + iPod Compatible Heart Rate Monitor for the iPod to roll out in the US. ...

In the world of mobile gadgets, the law of evolution is simple: evolve or perish.

To avoid an untimely demise - or at least a preventable loss of market share - it appears that Amazon is poised and ready for the next evolutionary step in the life of its popular Kindle. The evidence? As some - including our friends at The New York Times - have noticed, Amazon has embarked on what can truly be called ...

Well, the Vietnamese leak profiled here last week by Michael Essany was the real thing: Apple quietly updated their website overnight to show a refreshed low-end white MacBook. The specs of the new computer were exactly as previewed by the leak, with the entry-level notebook getting improved processor power, graphics and battery capacity at the same price: $999 US.

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Hi, after a bit of tweaking I've got The iPhone port of Quake 3 running on the iPad at it's native resolution of 1024x768.

Here's some comparison photos:

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Just download and install the iPhone Quake 3 port through Cydia (in the ModMyi.com repo). Then navigate to the ...

Like any new product, the iPad in its initial stages is being put to uses the manufacturers may never had intended. We've seen it as a car stereo, as a medical records system... even a skateboard deck. The latest application may not be entirely far-fetched, but it may also end up becoming the first way many people ever come into contact with an iPad: as entertainment on long airline flights. ...

It's one small step for Apple, one giant leap backwards for BlackBerry.

Standard Chartered, the mega-British bank with locations in better than 70 nations around the world, is bucking the BlackBerry as its "standard corporate communications device," according to a report Monday from Reuters. "It's a group-wide initiative involving wholesale and consumer banks globally," a company rep ...