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Tune Belt Sport Belt for iPhone and More (Fits iPhone 3GS, 3G, 2G & 1G; Blackberry Bold, Curve, Storm & Tour; Nokia N97; Palm Pre and many more)

admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 19:37:51 +0000

If you would rather carry your iPhone, smartphone or MP3 player around your waist, then try this lightweight and comfortable carrier. This slim profile belt fits all iPhones, iPod classic, iPod touch, many Blackberrys, Palm Pre and many other smartphones some of which are listed below. It is packed with features that provide unmatched comfort, convenience and protection while you run, workout or listen on the go. The stretchy neoprene belt is stable and secure so your device will not bounce around, and is so comfortable you will forget you have it on. Other features include: the ability to hold your device with the top facing left or right depending on which orientation helps you read the screen and navigate easier; a clear, protective window cover with full navigational control; and a design that provides as much protection as possible from your workout rigors by covering the body of the device while providing openings on the side for vital access points. An extra pocket on back of the belt holds change, credit cards, keys, etc. and can be used to store the headphones when not in use. The belt is washable, includes a reflective logo and adjusts up to a maximum waist size of 40 to 42 inches. Extenders are available for larger waist sizes. Some devices that fit: Blackberry Bold, Curve, Storm & Tour; iPhone 1G, 2G, 3G and 3GS; Nokia N97; Palm Pre; T-Mobile Dash & myTouch 3G. Maximum device size: Circumference (2X width plus 2X depth) must be less than 7.0 inches. Maximum length approximately 5.0 inches. For US customers, we offer expedited shipping via USPS Priority Mail (2-4 days after shipping) or you can chose standard shipping via USPS First Class mail.

Tune Belt Sport Armband for iPhone 3GS and More (Fits iPhone 3G / 2G / 1G, Blackberry Bold / Curve / Storm, Palm Pre and many more)

admin — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 06:43:06 +0000

This lightweight and comfortable armband was designed for the iPhone 3G and 3GS but also works really well for Blackberrys, Palm Pre and many other smartphones some of which are listed below. It really is the ultimate sports armband providing unmatched comfort, convenience and protection while you run, workout or listen on the go. The low profile, neoprene armband is stable and secure so it will not bounce around. It maximizes comfort with a design that helps keep the back of the case laying flat against your arm so it is not lumpy. Your arm actually pushes the device into the case which is way more comfortable then the case pushing the device into your arm. To provide as much protection as possible during your workout rigors, the top entrance is covered while openings in the bottom provide vital access points. Other features for your convenience include: a versatile design that offers the flexibility of holding the device right side up, or upside down to read the screen easier when viewed on the arm; a clear, protective window cover with full navigational control; and a flap to securely store and manage the earphone cord. The armband is washable, includes a reflective logo and adjusts from 9" to 17". For larger arm sizes, an Armband Extender is available. See model EX3 which increases the maximum arm size by about 6.5 inches. Some other devices that fit: Blackberry Bold, Curve, Storm & Tour; iPhone 1G and 2G; Motorola Droid; Palm Pre; T-Mobile Dash & myTouch 3G. Maximum device size: Circumference (2X width plus 2X depth) must be less than 6.5 inches. Maximum device height: 4.5 inches. For US customers, we offer expedited shipping via USPS Priority Mail (2-4 days after shipping) or you can chose standard shipping via USPS First Class mail.

WWDC 2009 iPhone 3.0 App Roundup [Apple] (Gizmodo)

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:06:05 +0000

We saw a parade of developers showing off fancy new iPhone 3.0 apps on stage today. Lets take a look at what was unveiled, shall we? TomTom Turn-by-Turn Directions—Not only did TomTom announce...

WWDC 2009 iPhone App Roundup [Apple] (Gizmodo)

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 17:51:05 +0000

We saw a parade of developers showing off fancy new iPhone apps on stage today. Lets take a look at what was unveiled, shall we? TomTom Turn-by-Turn Directions—Not only did TomTom announce an...

Review: Dazzling Palm software beats the iPhone (WOAI San Antonio)

iphone — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 16:45:44 +0000

Move over, iPhone. You've had two years on top of the smart phone world. Now there's a touch-screen phone with better software: the Palm Pre.

Palm Pre review (Macworld UK)

iphone — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 12:46:16 +0000

Editor's note: This review is taken from our sister site PC World . Palm has not set a UK release date for the Palm Pre, when the device becomes available in the UK we will compare it directly with the iPhone and do a UK-specific review.

Review: Dazzling Palm software beats the iPhone (seattlepi.com)

iphone — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 06:00:49 +0000

NEW YORK -- Move over, iPhone. You've had two years on top of the smart phone world. Now there's a touch-screen phone with better software: the Palm Pre.

Review: Dazzling Palm Pre software tops iPhone, but is it the right buy? (The Salt Lake Tribune)

admin — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 21:48:26 +0000

OK, iPhone, you've had two years on top of the smart phone world. Now there's a touch-screen phone with better software, the Palm Pre. In a remarkable achievement, Palm Inc.

Review: Palm Pre outpoints iPhone, until next round (The Tampa Tribune)

iphone — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:10:04 +0000

Weighing in at 4.79 ounces is the new contender for Coolest Phone in the Universe - the Palm Pre. But can the Pre, which goes on sale Saturday, beat the reigning champion - the 4.78-ounce Apple iPhone?

WSJ Confirms New iPhone Hardware? [IPhone] (Gizmodo)

admin — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 15:24:00 +0000

Walt Mossberg of the WSJ is known for getting iPhone hardware weeks ahead of time, so did he unintentionally confirm twice, in his Palm Pre review, that Apple will launch new hardware at WWDC? ...