Monday, March 26, 2012

Incipio's iPhone 4x4S Le Deux Metal Case With Polycarbonate Frame

Incipio's iPhone 4x4S Le Deux Metal Case With Polycarbonate Frame

Most of you might know of Incipio.  They make great accessories and amazing cases for most of the popular mobile devices and electronics.  They have a great case for the iPhone 4x4S called Le Deux.  It's a hybrid case made up of a polycarbonate frame and a brushed stainless steel backing.  The polycarbonate frame will prevent any signal degradation, and the stainless steel backing will give a fancy look and feel to the case.  It comes in 4 different colors and costs $29.99, direct from Incipio.

The Gadgeteer, Incipio's iPhone 4x4S Le Deux Metal Case With Polycarbonate Frame

The Four tablet concept is breathtaking

The Four tablet concept is breathtaking

We've come across various tablet concepts in the past, although we have to admit that the Four concept tablet by Marko Vuckovic may very well have taken the cake in terms of design. As pictured above, Four is a concept tablet that measures 145 x 235mm and based on its features and renderings, it appears to be a tablet designed for the home in mind, allowing it to be hung up on walls to double as digital painting while providing its user with a variety of functions and features.

Ubergizmo, The Four tablet concept is breathtaking

Sunday, March 25, 2012

T-Mobile Web Guard blocking un-naughty sites

T-Mobile Web Guard blocking un-naughty sites

. T-Mobile customers have probably heard of Web Guard. This is a web filter meant to prevent the kiddos from accessing adult content. But it seems it is not perfect, as OONI has come to find. The service seems to be restricting a plethora of websites that are not related to blocked categories.

Such categories include the following: Alcohol, Mature Content, Violence, Drugs, Pornography, Weapons, Gambling, Suicide, Guns, Hate, Tobacco, Ammunition.
T-Mobile Web Guard blocking un-naughty sites


Android Phone, T-Mobile Web Guard blocking un-naughty sites

New DOT mobile app tells you how safe your bus is

New DOT mobile app tells you how safe your bus is

If you're an Autoblog reader, we suspect you probably prefer not to leave the driving to others – regardless of who they are. But even car nuts like us have occasion to take the bus every so often. The dog can be a cost-efficient way to go pick up a car you've spontaneously bought on eBay when no buddies can be rounded up for a road trip, for instance.

Autoblog

See also:
newgadgets, New DOT mobile app tells you how safe your bus is

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Chrome OS coming to ARM?

Chrome OS coming to ARM?

Many moons ago, Google made it quite clear we wouldn't be seeing its browser-based OS on any tablets or phones, but it never said Chrome OS wouldn't run on devices powered by similar silicon. In fact, the issues tracker at the Chromium OS project shows that work's being done to get Chrome OS compatible with ARM architecture, and in particular a Samsung Exynos 5250 chip. That Sammy silicon appears to be inside a new bit of hardware, codenamed "Daisy," but deeper digging failed to provide further details about the mystery device.

Engadget, Chrome OS coming to ARM?

SugarSync 3.0 hits the iPad with revamped interface

SugarSync 3.0 hits the iPad with revamped interface

Cloud storage provider SugarSync has already rolled out an updated version of its Android app this month, but it's now already back again with a major new release for iPad users. That comes in the form of the SugarSync 3.0 universal app, but the updates here are all on the iPad side of things, including a completely revamped interface, added gesture support, and generally more effective use of the iPad's added screen real estate.

Engadget, SugarSync 3.0 hits the iPad with revamped interface

Paper airplane measures 45-feet long, flies over Arizona desert

Paper airplane measures 45-feet long, flies over Arizona desert

It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it is a paper airplane. Yes sir, most of us have had experiences with paper airplanes in classrooms back when we were in schools, colleges or universities, but what happens when you take the dream of a starry eyed kid and turn it into reality – after upsizing it. You would end up with a paper airplane that measures 45 feet long, boasting a 24-foot wingspan while having the ability to fly – unlike the fake flying bird man.

Ubergizmo

See also:
digitalblog, Paper airplane measures 45-feet long, flies over Arizona desert