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With iPhone4 coming to seed, ever wondered what the next step for Apple will be? Well Yanko Design have grabbed hold of what could be the next big thing for the iPhone. Basically, the future as Yanko Design see it will be for users to strap a next-gen iPhone to their wrist (this will obviously be smaller in size than the ones out now), and then this little gadget will project the display of the iPhone on to the palm of your hand. (more…)
If you’re a fashion savvy smartphone user, you would love Mashable’s list of 25 iPhone Apps for the Mobile Fashionista. While Lauren Indvik gives you a number of options for each of the six different categories, we’ve picked only the best of them to feature here.
Check out our pick of the six best iPhone apps to keep you in fashion.
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Free
This free fashion iPhone app compiles items from more than one hundred online retailers to help you access a broad range of brands, styles, prices and colours, and identify the lowest prices.
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Apple’s iTunes store has many free and cheap apps and most apps and games are available for less than £1. However, there are some very expensive iPhone apps out there too. We’ve picked up five most expensive iPhone apps that you can buy only if you’re born rich.
$999.99 (£645)
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Once you’ve purchased the iVIP Black iPhone app, you’ll be asked to certify that you’re a “High Net Worth Individual” before you can make use of its services. The iVIP offers access to a number of exclusive goods and services, such as a limited edition iVIP Black iPhone, penthouses in London and New York, private islands, racehorse ownership, helicopters and VIP lounges. This most expensive iPhone app can be customised to suit your individual needs.
It’s time to get organised for going to university and all of you who are either going back to uni or are getting ready for the first year, these 5 handy apps will help you on your journey.
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If you plan on surviving university, you need to back-up your files. Dropbox, a tool that allows you to manage files in fully synchronised folders from desktop and mobile devices, and can keep your precious files safe from exploding computers and theft. Dropbox offers apps for almost all devices and platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android and Blackberry plus there’s a handy web interface. (more…)
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Apple announced the new iPod Touch yesterday with the company adding almost the same features as in the iPhone 4 – to keep it an “iPhone without the phone”. The new features include the Retina Display from the iPhone 4, an Apple A4 core, 3-axis gyroscope, Game Center, FaceTime support thanks to the addition of a front cam, and a rear cam capable of HD video. The 8GB version is available for pre-orders for $229. (more…)
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All we’ve heard in the technology scope is iPad app this, iPod app that and to be frank – it’s getting just a tiny bit tedious. Well now Blackberry have come out of hiding to settle the score with Blackberry App World. (more…)
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We’ve been coming up with various iPad and iPhone apps for different purposes, including the apps to boost your productivity. Here comes another one that is very useful for writers especially.
Elements is a new iPad text editing app that synchronises with one of my favourite free online sync and storage service ‘Dropbox’. This simple app can also be used across all your iOS devices. (more…)
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Location-based social networks like Foursquare and Gowalla have been around for a while now and we knew it was just a matter of time before Facebook, the biggest social network, joined the club with location-based services.
As expected, Facebook has finally joined the rest of the social media world by announcing “Places,” a feature that lets users “check in” to a geographical location and broadcast that info to friends.
