iPod

Griffin sells cool stuff, and lots of it — like the app-controlled, HELO TC Assault helicopter.  While you here, check out the Beacon, which turns your phone into one of the most powerful, easiest-to-use universal remote ever. Powered by Dijit, the Beacon lets your phone or tablet control everything in your home entertainment system without Continue Reading →

HEX fuses an eye for style with a love of technology. The company is most famous for the patented iPad slot it incorporates into its backpacks, messenger bags and duffels.  It’s a unique feature in a sea of undifferentiated ways to carry technology.  HEX also has some beautifully designed wallets for your iPhone, that feature Continue Reading →

Belkin is a company of many hats. Regardless of what you’re looking for in the tech world, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to find it in their product listing. Phone accessory makers are a dime a dozen, and many seem to just churn out the same old stuff over and over again: cases, Continue Reading →

Last week Sony stubbornly gave up seven years of resistance when it finally made its music library directly available for iTunes users in Japan. While that local news piece fell below the radar of global media, it was a symbolic sign of the times; the once dominant entertainment brand bowing to Apple’s dominance. Well, here’s Continue Reading →

Apple CEO Tim Cook earlier this week said it’s been a “truly prolific year of innovation” at the company, which has unveiled three new versions of the iPad, including the iPad mini, a slimmer, larger-screen iPhone, redesigned iPod media players, updated Mac notebooks and desktops, and new generations of its mobile and desktop operating systems. Continue Reading →

Apple’s planning an event Tuesday with the promise that it has a “little more” to show its devoted fans. Speculation to this point has been clear on one thing: Apple’s teasing tag­line is almost surely meant to refer to a smaller iPad. Here’s a last-minute look at the rumors that are still standing ahead of Continue Reading →

Apple’s fifth-generation iPod touch didn’t get much attention when it was unveiled late last month since the new iPhone 5 was clearly the star of the show. With the Cupertino, California-based company’s new iPhone now well on its way to becoming the best-selling smartphone ever, Apple has begun fulfilling preorders of its new iPod touch Continue Reading →

Apple’s Lightning to 30-pin adapter, the connector that ensures all of your old iPhone and iPod accessories will work with your new iPhone 5, has now started shipping, more than three weeks after the smartphone launched. Macrumors received word from some customers in Australia, who have received a shipping notification from Apple detailing the delivery Continue Reading →

Apple announced the fifth-generation iPod touch alongside the iPhone 5 last month, but it only vaguely said it would ship sometime in October. Although the U.S. Apple online store still shows a ship date of “October,” Today’s iPhone claims the Australian Apple online store website temporarily listed the 32GB (PRODUCT) RED model of the iPod Continue Reading →

Following the likes of PayPal and Square, Groupon has revealed that it’s releasing its own credit card payment service called Groupon Payments. Groupon Payments will be available for the iPhone and iPod touch, and participating merchants can get free plastic dongle for swiping credit cards or pony up for a $100 smartphone case/credit card slider. Continue Reading →