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Koren Projects, the developer of TrueKeyboard, is proud to release a unique product for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. An enhanced notes program, this application is a new launch that takes advantage of iOS4.2 and the iPhone 4 retina display to offer users a full ergonomic keyboard complete with arrows and number pad, in realistic 3D, complete with Auto-correction and speller (based on your iDevice settings). Messages can be sent to others via email or SMS from within the extremely easy-to-use app.
TrueKeyboard is a new and unique product in the marketplace. It is an enhanced notes application that takes advantage of the iPhone retina display to supply a full, 3D ergonomic keyboard for typing, complete with Auto-correction and speller (based on your iDevice settings). All the keys are there, including all 4 arrows and number pad. The app offers users a PC keyboard experience on their iOS devices, accompanied by realistic animations and sounds to further enhance the realism.
Users are able to adjust the color of the keyboard, if they want to. They can stick with the traditional white with black layout, or select a midnight blue or pink keyboard. The app’s page format mimics a spiral notebook and by merely tapping a button, users are able to send along to others with their notes via email or SMS from within the app.

Apple Planning To Release iOS 4.3 In Mid-December





It has been just over 24 hours that Apple released the highly anticipated iOS 4.2.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch and we already have MacStories reporting that Apple is planning to release iOS 4.3 in mid-December.



MacStories claims that according to a “reliable source” iOS 4.3 will include bug fixes. It might also address issues found in AirPlay feature introduced in iOS 4.2.1.





According to MacStories, Apple was apparently planning to release iOS 4.3 as early as December 13th but that was before the release of iOS 4.2.1 was delayed due to some unexpected bugs just before the final version was released.

The next model of the iPad will hit the market in April next year, according to research firm Gleacher & Co. According to Brian Marshall, Apple will put a new model of tablet once a year.

April is an appropriate time for the iPad 2. Moreover, Apple will release a CDMA version of the iPhone in March, so the two new seasonal schedule will balance the company, says Marshall, quoted computerworld.com.

So far, Apple usually update smartphone iPhone in summer. The latter two models of the device came out in June and July.
A number of Asian sources already reported that Apple plans to release a new iPhone in March next year. The model will work in CDMA networks, as is the operator Verizon. Thus the exclusive partner of Apple – AT&T uses a common technology GSM.
The Internet is already an ongoing rumors and conjecture how it will look new iPad. Tablet is expected to become thinner and offer a higher resolution. According to Marshall, however, iPad 2 will be almost the same as the first model, with one exception – there will be two cameras to enable users to enjoy video calling application for FaceTime.
Do not expect more memory in iPad 2, warns Brian Marshall. According to him, Apple will maintain the current configurations with 16, 32 and 64 GB of memory and prices will range from 499 to 829 dollars.
By the end of September, Apple had sold 7.5 million units iPad. Marshall predicts that by year-end company in Cupertino will have placed 6,000,000 tablet so that the total number of units sold will reach 13.5 million

WineSpace Inc today is pleased to announce the release of ReverseCamera 1.6 for iPhone and iPod touch devices. With this reverse playback application, the users can enjoy reverse-playback movies and voices right after the moment you shot videos. Then, dull and normal videos can become a totally fresh and new creation: full of surprises and discovery. The function to play back movies in reverse way is definitely distinguished and unique. Version 1.6 now includes share feature on YouTube and Facebook and improved Performance for iPhone4.




How to reverse playback your videos:

* To reverse the video right after you shot: First, shoot a video using start and stop button. Then, use the triangle button facing leftward to reverse playback.

* To reverse the videos from your Camera Roll (converting function): Tap, Movies, Convert Video, and then Convert, to choose a video from your Camera Roll. After choosing, converting starts automatically. When converting is done, press Play to playback reverse way.

* Converting function is useful if you d like to enjoy a reverse movie longer than 30 seconds. Only iPhone-standard videos can be converted

Calorie Tracker by Livestrong.com ($2.99)
This handy app allows you to track all the calories you eat and burn in a 24-hour period and set calorie-intake goals for weight loss. If you’re sitting at the Olive Garden and about to order the Taste of Italy, you can look up the calorie, fat, sodium, sugar, protein, and fiber content in the app’s large database of restaurant foods (it also contains food you eat at home, from apples to yogurt, and beverages). If you click on “I ate this” then switch to the fitness search. It will calculate how long you’ll need to do any one of a thousand exercises to burn off your dinner.


Yoga STRETCH ($0.99)
A good app for travelers—or anyone who needs yoga on the go—this app will walk you through a yoga session that’s as short or as long as you’d like. You can even let a virtual instructor provide audio instructions on how to do each pose correctly.


Locavore ($3.99)
Now that you know how many calories are in the foods you eat, find calories that originated as locally as possible with Locavore, a seasonal foods database created with help from the Natural Resources Defense Council. The app also includes data on the closest farmer’s markets, with information from LocalHarvest.org.


Pedometer (Western ITS; $1.99)
Walking is one of the best exercises for your long-term health. Plus, it’s free, it doesn’t require special training or equipment, and it has one of the lowest dropout rates of any form of exercise, according to the American Heart Association. Pedometer, which uses U.S. Army calculations, allows you to enter your weight, your height, and your target calorie burn, and as you walk, it calculates the calories burned with every step you take.


GoodGuide (free)
A useful tool for anyone looking to green his or her shopping list, the GoodGuide ranks foods, cleaners, and household products by both the environmental impact of each individual ingredient as well as the social and eco conscience of the companies that make the products. Want to know if Seventh Generation’s laundry detergent is greener than Tide? Check the score. Need to know which brand of apple juice traveled the shortest distance to get from the orchard to your table? It’s got that too. The guide was compiled by a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, so it’s an independent and credible source of information for people looking to live a little lighter on the planet.

One of the biggest problems with the Sonos multi-room music system is that there is no docking solution allowing you to quickly share other people's music when they come visiting. That's because the system is designed to play off a hard drive you've got tucked away on the network, or via streaming services like Spotify and Last.fm rather than sporting an iPod or iPhone dock in every unit.





In steps the Sonos Wirless Dock 100, a mini docking station that connects to the Sonos system allowing you to instantly share the music on your Apple device with the rest of the Sonos system around your home regardless of whether or not it's yours or not. As you might expect, the small white docking station is incredibly, and we mean incredibly, easy to set up.
Plug the Sonos Wireless Dock 100 into the wall, tell your Sonos system to look for a new Zone and press the connect button around the back. Seconds later the dock is connected to the system and can be automatically paired to a zone of your choice (remember it doesn't have speakers of its own).





You can also have it set to Autoplay in zones that are grouped if you've got your connected zone player grouped with other zones as well as the initial volume that it plays too. While the iPhone or iPod is in the dock it will charge the device at the same time.
Of course it doesn't have to be your iPhone or iPod but could be that of a friends who is visiting, and that's really what this accessory is aimed at. The dock basically allows two things: to let you enjoy your friend's music when they come over, and remove the need to have a computer on in your house (or hard drive connected to your network) if you want to stream your own music rather than that from services like Last.fm and Spotify.
Like any dock, it will stream anything that is playing, i.e., Spotify or radio but you won't have control over that from your Sonos remote.





What you do have control over is the volume, either via the hard wired volume buttons on the side of the dock itself, via the on screen volume on the iPod or iPhone you've got plugged in, or if you've got another iPhone, iPad, the dedicated Sonos controller or the Sonos software on the Mac or PC, via that.
But it's not just volume you get control of, but if you're accessing your music from the iPod app within your iDevice then you have full menu control allowing you to select tracks, skip, pause, and play as if it was a hard drive collection connected. If the phone rings, the dock will amplify the ring, however you can't make speaker phone calls with the Wireless Dock 100.
Sound quality will depend on what speakers you have connected to the Zone you are playing in, but you won't be disappointed. We tested it out with a range of different speakers on our own Sonos kit (including the Sonos S5) and were very happy with the performance.

Verdict

There is a case for wondering whether you need an iPod dock for the Sonos system based on the premise that you've probably got all your music on a shared network drive already connected, and if you haven't then you're streaming it from services like Last.fm and Spotify.
As we've already said, this is for people that either want the ease of just plugging their iPhone / iPod into the system, or have friends that come around a lot with a better music choice than you do.
This isn't an essential upgrade, and at £99, slightly more than we would expect for something that is nice to have but not absolutely necessary. The Sonos Wireless Dock 100 does its job, and does it well, but we aren't sure whether we could recommend you splashing out unless you haven't got better things to spend your money on.

Apple To Release iOS 4.2 For iPhone, iPad And iPod Touch Today

The iOS 4.2 update is available from today to download to iPad, iPhone and iPod touch by syncing the device with iTunes 10.1. iOS 4.2 is compatible with iPad, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, second and third generation iPod touch (late 2009 models with 32GB or 64GB) and new iPod touch. Some features may not be available on all products. For example, Multitasking requires iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, third generation iPod touch (late 2009 models with 32GB or 64GB) or later.

Find My iPhone Now Free For All iPhone 4, iPad And iPod Touch 4G Users

Up until now, if you wanted to change the default font on your iPhone, your only option was to use FontSwap, which unfortunately wasn’t updated to work on iOS 4. Another alternative was to manually change the iPhone font via SSH, but that wasn’t very easy to do.
Now you can use BytaFont, a new jailbreak application that allows you to easily change the font on your iPhone, system wide…
Changing the font on your iPhone with BytaFont is pretty quick and simple. First you need to install BytaFont from Cydia. Once this is done, go to Cydia > Sections > Fonts, and install any fonts from there.
Then go back to your iPhone springboard and launch BytaFont. You will see your downloaded font in there, as well as the original iOS 4 font (which comes preloaded with BytaFont). Select the font you want to install and confirm. Your device will respring and you should see the new font all over your iPhone.

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On November 16th, this pass Tuesday, EA added another racer to their collection of Need For Speed games on the app store. The franchise had seen the release of Underground, and then Shift both with decent gameplay and graphics. Now, the newest version, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit has paved its way onto the app store with overall better quality in every area possible!

Racing games are a great genre for iDevice developers to look into considering the accelerometer in the iPhone and iPod Touch. With the hundreds that there currently are, only a few really stand out from the crowd and those are usually the ones that achieve more in terms of things consumers like to see. Need for Speed Hot Pursuit has it all and more.

The main part of the game lies within the career mode which features something never been seen before on the iDevice. The whole story mode has you playing as a cop in all kinds of wicked rides taking out illegal street racers one by one. Sure, in Underground there were a few missions where you maybe played as the cop, or got chased by a cop. But this game’s cop mode is completely sick. Each mission has you taking out someone by deceiving them with the combined help of your buddy cops and your car.

The missions involve constantly ramming into your target car to ultimately empty the gauge above it. With each hit your blow to the opponent, each nitrous boost you activate, with each hand-break swerve you perform, and with a whole bunch of other things you’ll do you will get bounty which at the end of the level stacks up with your other bounty from other missions. The more you get, the better as the bounty goes towards your leveling up and receiving new cars with each advance from one title to the next.

What I meant when I said “help from your buddy cops” earlier was that you’ll have the option to call upon a roadblock in the beginning, and then later in the mode be able to lay down spikes and use EMPs to disable your target. Though they get a little repetitive because of the lack of variety, it’s always a thrill to see the car you’re chasing spinoff.

All of the levels take place in different environment which are full with objects you’d find in that place along with some scenery that adds depth.

With a Need for Speed, game you all probably know, comes some awesome cars which even better actually exist. You start off with not so good cars compared to the ones that you’ll be receiving later in the game. Each car looks exactly like its real life version which brings me to my next point: the artwork of the game is just off the charts. I took a look at EA’s MMA earlier this week which had some pretty realistic character sprites, but this, this game is much better. The cars are a bit boxy and jagged every here and then, but they’re overall state is just more than I can describe. The backgrounds and such are crisp, the cars are pretty real looking, and the environments created in each environment seem great for such high-speed chasing.

The career mode has a total of 24 missions across 4 different maps with the difficulty of each increasing as you go along. This franchise is known mostly for the high speed action you get in the console versions and the earlier releases on the iDevice, and this definitely doesn’t fall short in any way.

There is also a multiplayer mode which only enables you to play locally with friends over wifi or bluetooth which was a disappointment. I was really looking forward to putting my skills to the test online with other people, but since there’s not a mode designated for that purpose I wasn’t able to. A racer like this always needs an online multiplayer mode desperately!

I really love this game, I do, but I’m still looking for one feature that has been in one or some of the console games if I’m not mistaken. The game desperately needs some sort of free-roam mode for maybe picking chases to go to. The barrier on the side of the road restricts you from actual free driving, and besides actually playing there’s no mode where you can simple drive where you feel like. It might be too late for this game, but hopefully if EA releases anymore (which I hope they do!) they’ll incorporate this feature to put the finishing touch to the game.

Hot Pursuit has been a real joy to play mainly because of the cop career mode and because of the amazing visuals. You can’t go wrong with this adrenaline fueled, action-packed title from EA. Really, the $4.99 price tag is too little to be asking for this kind of racer! It should be on the list of fans of the series and for fans fans of the genre!

Corporate Smalltalk Consulting, Ltd. today is pleased to introduce LargeViewer 1.0 for iOS, their innovative document viewer that accommodates very wide documents, up to 10,000 x 8,000 pixels, or larger. Ideal for examining 48-inch wide blueprints, detailed site layouts, or CAD drawings using an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, the app’s Hippo View provides fast scrolling vertically and horizontally. LargeViewer reads over 50 different file formats, includes zoom in/out functionality, features Dropbox file download connectivity and management, saves files as thumbnails for quick view, supports multi-tasking, and opens documents from other apps.

LargeViewer is designed specifically to overcome the two most common problems when using a typical document viewer to display very large documents on an iOS device: crashes and slow-downs. Due to its limited screen size, processing power, graphics hardware, and internal memory, viewing a 10,000 x 8,000 pixel TIFF using an iPad can be a bad experience. Scrolling is very slow, zooming takes 15 seconds or longer. LargeViewer solves this, and handles the common PNG, JPEG, TIFF, and PDF file formats natively. Other common file formats are read, but require pre-processing before display. Because it supports iOS 4.x multi-tasking, any pre-processing may be done in the background.

Engineering or Architectural drawing like ISO A0 (841 x 1,189 mm/33.1 x 46.8 in) or in the USA Arch E (762 x 1,067 mm/30 x 42 in), or the Large E size (915 x 1,220 mm/36 x 48 in), plus the more standard size of D1 (24 x 36 in) are usable and render instantly.

The Economist has taken the digital leap of faith by launching their brand new iPhone and iPad app today in a move to keep up with other magazines that have gone down the electronic route.

The best known current affairs magazine has not gone down the same route as other media outlets, instead of charging current subscribers extra they offer it for free so long as you are a online or print subscriber. This should undoubtedly increase readership, a move which the Times online failed to do.


The brand new digital version of the magazine brings in rich media sources like audio, the articles are read out by professional voice artists so you can get on with something else whilst still keeping up to date with current affairs. Another neat feature comes in the form of page caching; users can store articles to read at a later date.

If you are not a subscriber digital editions can be purchased on an ad-hoc basis for £3.49 per issue, that’s about a 50p saving compared to the paper version of the magazine – nice.

HTC Desire HD

The HTC Desire HD runs the latest Android 2.2 Froyo operating system on a stunning 4.3 inch touchscreen display. Powered by a 1GHz processor, the Desire HD is capable of running multiple applications with ease.

Use Android to customise your phone with exciting new apps and interactive shortcuts and stay close to the people that matter with HTC Sense UI providing live updates from all your favourite social networks. The Desire HD boasts a stunning 8 Megapixel camera with 720p HD video capture, and free voice guided Sat Nav with Google Maps.

3 Network Guarantee iPhone 4 16GB Stock Through November 2010

Three Network has announced that they now have stock of the iPhone 4 16GB live on their award winning 3 Store right now and can guarantee availability throughout November 2010.

We expect this handset to prove as popular as ever and would recommend that you don't miss out. They have some amazing iPhone 4 deals and tariffs and the whole package would make an excellent Christmas present.

Apple has been rumored to be developing a custom built-in SIM card solution for the iPhone, a programmable chip that would allow users to activate their devices with a broad array of carriers without requiring extensive interactions directly with the carriers. In support of that notion, the GSM Association yesterday announced that it is launching a task force to study how such technology could be adopted, bringing on representatives from cellular network operators to help develop a list of requirements for the technology by January 2011 and bring products to market by 2012.

Quick Period

Obviously, you can access the period key under the punctuation section but it’s a lot faster to just double tap the space bar.

Quick Period

Hidden Characters

Pressing and holding some of the keys on the keyboard will reveal hidden characters. There are quite a few of these if you know where to look. Here’s a list of all the keys that you can hold and expand:

Letters: E, Y, U, I, O, A, S, L, Z, C, N

Symbols: Dollar Sign, Dash, Ampersand, Quotes, Period, Question Mark, Exclamation Point, Apostrophe, and Percent

Safari “.com” button (brings up .net, .edu and .org)

Hidden Characters

Caps Lock

After you enable Caps Lock in preferences, double tapping the shift key will cause it to glow blue, indicating that Caps Lock is on.


Caps Lock

Quick Caps/Symbols

Obviously, you can tap the “.?123″ to access the symbols keyboard and the shift key to quickly capitalize a letter, but did you know that you could speed up the process by holding your finger down on one of these keys and then dragging the the key that you want to type? For instance, to quickly type the number “2″ from the main keyboard, hold the “.?123″ key, slide up to the “2″ and then release. You should be taken right back to the main QWERTY keyboard.


Quick Caps/Symbols

Restart iPhone

As you know, to turn off your iPhone, simply hold the sleep button until the option pops up. However, if your phone is frozen, you’ll have to restart by holding the home and sleep buttons until it turns off.

iPhone Restart

Screenshot

This is one we use every day here at AppStorm. To take a screenshot, hold down the home button, then hit the sleep button (you should see a flash). The image will then be saved into your photos and can be imported to your Mac through iPhoto.


Screenshot

Inspect Link

If you see a link in Safari, hold your finger on it to see where it goes. You can also choose to copy it, open it in the current window or open it in a new window.

Inspect Link

Save Image

Just as in the previous tip, hold your finger on an image to see more options including the ability to download.


Save Image

Scrolling in a Frame

Have you ever tried to scroll in a window that’s inside another window in mobile Safari? It’s a bit tricky. Use two fingers to get the job done.


Scrolling in a Frame

Tap Dots for Next Page

If for some crazy reason you loathe the swiping motion necessary to navigate the home screens, you can tap the area at the bottom instead. Tap to the right of center to go right and to the left of center to go left.


Tap Dots for Next Page

Quickly Select Word or Paragraph

You probably know that to quickly select a word you double tap it, but did you know you can quickly select an entire paragraph with a quadruple tap?


Surely you didn’t know that one did you? Admit it, you’ve never tried quadruple tapping!


Quickly Select Word or Paragraph

Scroll to Top

Everyone should already know this one but I thought I’d toss it in anyway. In Safari, tap the top bar to quickly scroll to the top of the page. Many applications have also built in this functionality so be sure to try it everywhere.


Scroll to Top

Zoom In

Starting with the 3GS Apple added in many of the accessibility features that you find in OS X. Of these, the most handy is probably the ability to zoom in. After enabling it in Preferences under the Accessibility menu, double tap with three fingers to activate.


Zoom In

New iOS 4 Tricks

Even if you stood in line all night for the very first iPhone and have owned every model since, there could be many new features that you don’t know about in the latest operating system. Check out these four things to try.


Spell Check

There is finally a spell check feature! Just tap and hold an underlined word, then tap the “Replace” button to see a spelling suggestion.


Spell Check

Lock Screen Orientation

The iPhone automatically changes orientation when you rotate it, which can be annoying if that’s not what you want. Double tap the home button and then swipe to access the controls to the left. Here you can control the iPod functionality and/or lock the screen orientation.


Lock Screen Orientation

Close Background Apps

Now that you can multi-task in iOS 4, it’s easy to leave open tons of applications. Follow the same double tap process as in the tip above but this time tap and hold an application icon and then tap the little minus buttons to close any unwanted applications.


Close Background Apps

Search the Web and Wikipedia

Apple has improved the global search feature in iOS 4 by adding web and wikipedia search options. These are usually located at the bottom of the list of results.


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New features:

- Places. Use Places to see where your friends are and share where you are.

- You can set the privacy of individual status updates.

- See all recipients of inbox messages.

- (iOS 4) Upload photos and videos in the background.



Bug fixes:

- Fixed a delay when commenting on a post or posting a status update.

- Fixed some Notes display bugs.

- Fixed some reliability bugs in News Feed.

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Reports started surfacing  that Apple may have been quietly revising the iPhone 4 to add a nonconductive coating to the metal band on the sides of the phone. This would fix the sudden signal drop from electrically bridging the antennas by touching the band in the bottom-left corner with your hand.

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Apple is perhaps most famous for the ground breaking iPod range of portable music players. One of the attractions of the iPhone 4 is that it incorporates the same facilities as the iPod Touch. The instant response would be that such facilities are available on all modern phones, but none do it quite as well as the iPhone. The great display on the iPhone 4 is perfect for displaying all the album cover art that is supported. Tracks can be selected via a great range of choices including song name, artist, album and most played. One of the new features on this model is the ability to make your own playlist on the phone, rather than doing it on iTunes and then transferring it. Plenty of storage is available on the phone to house your collection, with the iPhone 4 being available in 16GB and 32GB models. Music only sounds as good as the headphones it is listened to through, so the inclusion of a 3.5mm jack plug gives users an almost unlimited choice. Several formats are supported including AAC, MP3 and Apple Lossless which offers the best quality sound with minimum compression.

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iPhone 4 is powered by Apple’s A4 processor chip. The chip has been made as small as possible to accommodate the bigger battery that could take the load of all the new, fancy features. The A4 processor also makes very efficient use of power.

Due to the larger battery, iPhone 4 has better battery life compared to the 3g and 3gs

The device promises seven hours of 3G talk, 6 hours of 3G browsing, 10 hours of WiFi browsing, 10 hours of video, 40 hours of music etc.


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iPhone 4 is the best as far as the video is concerned. It now allows you to record high definition videos 720 pixels and up to 30 frames per second along with audio. It can also play a high definition video satisfactorily whereas even most laptops start stuttering when playing HD video.

Tap to focus video feature and built-in video editing are the bonus that every video lover would find quite irresistable. Even more the new iPhone also allows photo and video geotagging.


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This is a great dual layer iphone 3g, 3gs. Made from two layers of silicone, The first is a transparent inner layer and the second is a turtle design outer layer made fom tough silicone.

Unlike other turtle design iphone silicone cases, the outer silicone layer on this case dose not strech and become slack

Vodafone has announced that it will be offering the iPhone 4 on a pay as you go basis.

Vodafone will be selling the 16 GB model for £480 and the 32 GB for £570. These handsets would be locked to Vodafone so you're looking at a saving of just £19-£29 if you were to buy one directly from Apple, which would be SIM-free.

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The Los Angeles Times reports that Apple’s iAd mobile advertising platform is getting great reviews from the companies whose advertisements were the first to run on the new system. The article quotes Joe Jacoby, a senior manager of Nissan’s media operations, who says, “What iAd promises is the most progressive thing I’ve seen to date” in digital advertising

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Apple offers free iPhone 4 cases


Steve Jobs promises all iPhone 4 users a free case
Apple is offering a free case to every owner of its iPhone 4.

Apple boss Steve Jobs unveiled the offer at a press conference called to tackle the ongoing problems with the iPhone 4's antenna problem.

The case will help solve a widely reported issue in which phone signal strength was reduced when the phone was held.

To get their free case, owners will be able to apply via the Apple website from 22 July. Mr Jobs said Apple could not make enough for all owners of the phone but would source a supply and offer a range of cases.

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This new silicone bumper case solves the Apple iPhone reception problem without completely covering your iphone. It has precision cutouts that allow fill access to all ports while the cover is in place and ir is a great accessory to add a splash of color to your iPhone 4g.


This case is available in Black, transparent, yellow, pink, purple, blue and orange at


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Get this great new Apple iPhone 3g 3gs case at Stylemobiles. This case gives your iPhone maximum protection from drops, it has a hard sturdy allround protective shell with a raised crocodile texture, that not only gives the case a great finished look but also adds that extra grip which helps prevent dropping your iPhone. The hinge on the case clasps the case tightly together but also opens with ease. Your iPhone will fit snuggly inside this case and there is no need to remove or open the case to acess all ports.


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