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While Apple fans proudly show off the Apple logo on the back of all their devices coming out of Cupertino and are happy with whatever Apple have shipped, some of us want to customise our iDevices to be different. For iPhone users we showed some unique iPhone cases, but it’s iPad fans who are going to be privileged to have a chance to give a little personal touch to their 10″ tablet.

If you’re planning to buy an iPad, Apple has a great new deal for you as you can add a laser-engraved message onto the back of your iPad for free. However, there is a price to pay in terms of the delay in shipping time and special sales and refund policy. (more…)

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Many believed that Nokia N8 is probably the Finnish mobile phone giant’s last chance to stay in the race of smartphones. While the touchscreen handset features an amazing 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash and HD-quality video recording, the software is a nightmare. (more…)

If you’re bored with traditional gaming consoles and their controllers, try this combination. Play iPad games with the iPhone as a controller. Sound interesting? Well, the experience would be even better with these three iPad games that pair up with the iPhone for some amazing results.

1. PadRacer

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Cost: PadRacer iPad App: $4.99, Pad Racer iPhone Controller: Free

PadRacer is a top-view racing game that can link up with four iPhones or iPod touches as controllers (amazing isn’t it?).

The gameplay of the PadRacer is simple so you can concentrate on the fun of using your iPhone as a steering wheel to steer and avoid a crash. (more…)

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We have seen some cool designer phone concepts here but this see through phone called the ‘X-RAY’ from Japanese company ‘KDDI’ looks gorgeous. It’s one of the two new products in the company’s iida designer brand. (more…)

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One of the main reasons for the popularity of the iPhone and iOS devices, is becuase of the huge and diversified collection of third party apps (both free and paid). While Apple’s success this year has been one of the highlights of 2010, the Cupertino has now another reason to celebrate as the app store has reached 300,000 applications.

According to VentureBeat Apple’s App store has now a total of 300,975 applications including 94,147 free apps.

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While we have seen some advancements in the functionality of the printers, like web-connected printers from HP that use detachable Android tablets as a user interface, but there’s one thing printer manufacturers have been neglecting; the space they occupy in your home and office, especially the large laser printers at offices. (more…)

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When we saw Facebook giving an option to use your Skype account to search for your friends and Skype doing a similar thing, we were anticipating a deal between the two big companies (one the biggest social network and the other the biggest communication network with a combined user-base of a billion users). Well it’s finally here with the launch of Skype 5.0 desktop client that features integration with Facebook and video conference calling for up to 10 people for free (at least for now). (more…)

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Opera might have lost some market share in the PC browser market but it is by far the most popular browser for Mobile Phones. The Opera Mini became an instant hit when Apple approved it for the iPhone. It has been available for Android too but I personally love Opera Mobile on my Nokia. Good news for the Android fans too as the Norwegian company is bringing its full-flavoured mobile browser, Opera Mobile, to Android some time very soon. (more…)

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If you’re one of those who like to speak to their friends or family members for hours and hours, you might be left feeling that your ears get heat up and tired. Well, these Earcushions from designer Robert Potter can comfort your ears if used in combination with your iPhone or another mobile phone.

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Microsoft has finally come out of the PIT lane to join the smartphone race with Windows Phone 7 in an attempt to gain a major chunk of the smartphone market (currently dominated by the iPhone, Android-based devices, Nokia and Research In Motion). (more…)