BlackBerry Creative Director Alicia Keys Caught Tweeting From iPhone

BlackBerry’s BlackBerry 10 launch event that occurred a few weeks back didn’t have that many head-scratching moments, in fact, we think the only time a moment like that occurred was when Alicia Keys was announced to be the company’s official creative director. It looks like that comfy new position may be open in the very near future as Keys was caught using a device that wasn’t a BlackBerry 10 device yesterday.

Yesterday morning, Keys sent out a tweet saying “Started from the bottom now were here!” which aside from its grammatical errors, is a nice enough message. The problem is she sent out that tweet from the Twitter for iPhone application even though she’s reportedly has said she will be BlackBerry 10 exclusive from now on.

If that wasn’t enough to scratch your head over, Keys later deleted the tweet and blamed the whole ordeal to some mysterious hacker who broke into her account just to send out a message from an iPhone. In other words, we feel Keys was caught using an iPhone, which shouldn’t matter. But when she’s getting paid by BlackBerry to promote their product, and has been quoted saying she will only use BlackBerry products, then we can’t help but feel Keys is being a bit hypocritical.

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iPad Video Lessons...

From iPad Pete…

LESSONS WITH VIDEO FOR iPAD

You made a smart decision investing your hard-earned money in your iPad. Wouldn’t it be a waste if you never use it to it’s fullest potential?
Apple Forgot Your Manual?!

What was the first thing you looked for when you opened your iPad box? Were you like me… surprised and disappointed that there was no instruction manual in there? I thought it was a mistake and the Apple factory forgot to pack my slick glossy full-color instruction book.
Apple’s whole model is “ease of use”. The statement they tried to make was that you don’t even need a manual. And, maybe that’s true if you’re just going to use your iPad as an overpriced email checker. But, it’s not just a giant iPhone. You want to get more out of your iPad. You want to unlock it’s full potential.
But unfortunately, if no one actually shows you some of the iPad’s less-obvious tricks and tips, you’ll probably never discover them on your own. And, that is your iPad’s one BIG flaw.
Let A Super-Geek Show You the Way

Don’t you secretly wish you had some super-geek friend who bought his iPad the day it came out? He could come over your house and show you how to do all the coolest stuff. Well, I’m that geek friend! I’ve recorded video lessons for you that cover every single feature and benefit of your iPad.
How many times have you said to yourself, I haven’t used that feature yet. But, I’m going to learn someday soon. Well, today is that day.

In Just 11 Minutes a Day

You can watch your iPad Video Lessons at your own convenience. If you just watch 11 minutes a day during your ritual cup of coffee, you’ll quickly and easily gain an understanding of your iPad.
Plus, I’ll show you untapped features that you would never even think to google-search.
Admit to yourself that you’ve already struggled a bit figuring out some stuff on your iPad. I know I did at first too. I spent month and months reading, experimenting, searching online, and talking to other iPad owners. Sometimes, I had to throw my hands up in frustration. Now, I can save you all that time by quickly and visually showing you how to do EVERYTHING you want to do with your iPad.

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Course Contents Module 1 – All About Your iPad Module 2 – Web Tips and Tricks Module 3 – More About Mail Module 4 – Reading on Your iPad Module 5 – App Fun & Productivity Module 6 – Listen to Music & Podcasts Module 7 – Organize Your Photos Module 8 – Watch Video on Your iPad Module 9 – Exploring Maps NEW BONUSES! iOS6 Training iOS5 Training iCloud Training Wireless Updates, Backups & Syncing Reminder’s App Using Notifications iPad Magazines Beginner’s BootcampPLUS LIFETIME UPDATES!!!!

iPhone 6 news, rumours, specs and release date

There's a new breed of iPhone on the way, code-named “iPhone Math”, according to the rumour mill. There is a good chance that this could be the iPhone 6, a partner to the iPhone 5S, and may even launch at exactly the same time.

This article is based on rumour. We'll update it as more information becomes available.

iPhone 6 = iPhone Math?
The raison d'etre of the iPhone Math, which we'll refer to from now on as the iPhone 6, is that it has a larger screen. 4.8 inches across rather than the four inches of the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S, it competes rather more directly with the Samsung Galaxy S4, the iPhone series's key rival for 2013.

This screen size creates a number of crucial problems, though. The iPhone 6 needs to maintain compatibility with existing apps, and can't significantly drop pixel density, especially if it's to be a “higher-end” alternative to the iPhone 5S.

If Apple was to simply blow-up the screen of the iPhone 5 to 4.8 inches, pixel density would be 306dpi. That's a solid figure, but less than the 326 of the aged iPhone 4, and more crucially well below the 440dpi of the Samsung Galaxy S4. Even if there's little discernible difference, we doubt whether Apple would make do with such a “low” pixel density.

The other issue is that Apple can't simply make its resolution a bit higher. In the past, Apple has doubled the horizontal and vertical resolutions of its devices when upping resolution. This let the iPhone 4 and the iPad 3 simple double-up on pixels when running apps designed for previous-generation models. Such a move assured near-flawless backwards compatibility.

To pull off the same trick in the iPhone 6, Apple would need to ramp-up resolution to either 2,272 x 1,280 (if it uses the iPhone 5 screen aspect ratio) or 1,920 x 1,280 (if it is to use the iPhone 5S screen aspect. This will result in pixel density of a Samsung Galaxy S4-beating 543dpi, or 480dpi. These may sound impossibly high, but the latter in particular is not far off the 1,920 x 1,080 pixels of the latest 5-inch 1080p phones.

Also, the iPhone 6 is likely to use a new screen technology, Sharp's IGZO. This is an LCD-based panel tech designed for high screen resolutions, and high power efficiency. It's cheaper to produce than current low-temperature polysilicon iPhone 5 screens. IGZO is also flexible.

However, this “iPhone Math” rumour is new, and doesn't deserve all that much weight. The iPhone 6 will come, but will it arrive this year, and will it be a 4.8-inch device? That's the part we can't be so sure of.

We'll be back with more iPhone 6 and iPhone Math news as it appears.

Hub charges 4 iPhone/iPad devices

This charging station is great for families because it allows up to 4 Apple devices (iPhone and iPad) to charge simultaneously. The hub holds 2 iPhones and 2 iPads (or 3 iPads) and has 4 USB ports. It can charge all of the units while taking up as little room as an alarm clock. It even has built-in protection from power surges and you can also charge the devices while still in their cases.
And if you’re thinking that might start to look like a jumbled mess, there are 3 cord eyelets and a cord wrap to keep cables organized.

Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A9 Sound System

The Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A9 sound system is a digital loudspeaker with stereo sound performance in one funky design. It provides wireless streaming of music via your smartphone or tablet with Apple’s AirPlay or DLNA. No additional amplifiers, cables or bulky accessories to buy and you can stand it on the floor or hang on the wall. A USB iPod, iPhone, iPad connector lets you charge devices while playing music and on-system controls let users swipe their hand across the top sensor to turn the volume up or down or rest their hand on the top sensor to mute the sound.

Apple iPhone Bubbling Beer Case Cover

This Apple iPhone 4G 4S hard phone case cover makes a great stocking stuffer for the beer lover in your life. It makes your iphone look like a tall mug of your favourite brew, bubbles and all.

Faux Fur Case for iPhone 5

Description:Compatible with Apple iPhone 5
Quality faux leather; unique patterns
Anti-slip with skin textured surface
Prevents and shields your iPhone 5 from scratches, damages and dust
Easy access to all controls and ports