The Belkin iPhone Shutter Grip, when attached to the phone, provides a great handle for users, allowing them to take better shots with a steadier hand.
Available online at the Photojojo store, the Belkin iPhone Shutter Grip is an ergonomic attachment that also adds a photo and video button where people are used to having them. It connects to the charging slot for a secure hold around the smartphone. It even fits around iPhone cases. It would make a great gift for shutterbugs.
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MobileCinema i15 is the perfect gadget for your iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S.
The compact projector is just like a second skin put on your iPhone and projects all kind of media on a screen size up to 150cm (60“). Simply connect, play and enjoy your private movie show.
The used DLP chip, known for great cinema projectors, provides rich colors and high contrasts.
The internal battery can also be used to charge your iPhone. Thus, MobileCinema i15 not only an ultra-compact pico projector, but also a powerful battery bank makes this gadget really unique.
Price Tag: €250
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Now you can get paid or pay a friend back on the spot with this new feature called Bump Pay made for iPhones and Androids. Once a feature on an app, Bump is now stepping out to launch a standalone app.
Bump Pay makes it easy so you don’t have to run to the bank and waste time, as it lets you pay someone by tapping both phones together. All there is to it is typing in the amount you’d like to transfer; the money is then sent through PayPal, where they take care of the rest of the process. There are no fees for Bump Pay, which is sort of ironic considering its purpose.
“We think of Bump Pay as solving a specific problem — helping people repay each other in person after having dinner or after paying for gas on a road trip, ” says Dave Lieb, CEO of Bump.
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Check out Italian designer Federico Ciccarese mock-up of what the Apple iPhone 5 could look like based on numerous rumours.
Ciccarese’s vision of the iPhone 5 predicts a slightly curved back. The body of the phone, in fact, looks similar to Apple’s Magic Mouse. The display is flat and “retina” in nature and the phone tapers off at the top and bottom.
The headphone jack has moved to the side to accommodate the new design and the back looks to be blasted aluminum, similar to what is used on the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac.
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Renew SleepClock combines the necessity of a proper smartphone dock with the necessity of good sleeping patterns. The merging of health and technology has seen significant growth, especially involving personal, at-home devices. The Renew SleepClock is another example of the direction tech companies and society are taking.
Developed by Gears4, the Renew SleepClock dock works with iPhones, iPods and iPads. When paired with the SleepClock app, it monitors the quality of a person’s sleep: how long they slept for, their breathing rates and movement, when they are in a deep sleep and if their sleep was interrupted. Using these metrics, the Renew SleepClock “wakes [people] up at the lightest moment in [their] sleep cycle, so [they] feel more refreshed and alert,” according to the developers.
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The LomoKino Smart Phone Holder is designed to turn the digital video you shoot on your iPhone into analogue video shot on 35mm film strips.
The LomoKino Smart Phone Holder has to be used in conjunction with the LomoKino Camera and does require you to purchase 35mm film. That may sound like an extraordinary length to travel to shoot five frames of video per second, but it’s currently the only way of turning your hi-def video into uber-retro, low-def video. It’s also kind of fun to turn today’s modern world into one a little older. The video here was shot using the LomoKino Smart Phone Holder and looks 40 years old as opposed to 15 days old.
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Scottevest Travel Boxers ($20) feature dedicated iPhone and passport pockets — the better to keep them safe during your adventures — as well as more normal features, such as a button fly, anti-microbial odor- and stain-resistant treatment, and Nylon and Lycra construction.
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The AudioBulb Wireless Speaker Light Bulbs not only provides quality audio for a person’s iPhone, it also lights up a room.
Simple, yet ingenious, the AudioBulb Wireless Speaker Light Bulbs replace standard 60 watt light bulbs while featuring speakers in the center. It connects wirelessly to a docking base station and even comes with a remote control. Available in sets of two, this light-speaker system might be expensive, but it also saves precious space.
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With a simple touch of your iPhone or iPad the TopBrewer brews your favourite coffee drink using the freshly groundcoffee beans.
The Scanomat Top Brewer lurks underneath your kitchen counter or inside your island, using dual grinders to ensure your source is as fresh as possible, heating fresh water for every cup using a unique boiler system and cleaning itself automatically, all springing to life with a single tap on your iPhone. It takes just 15 seconds to deliver a cup of filtered coffee, 25 seconds for a shot of espresso.
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The Olloclip is an handy tech accessory for iPhone4S that offers an array of different lenses that essentially turn the iPhone into a Lomo-like camera.
With the Olloclip, iPhone users can shoot in fisheye (captures 180 Degree field-of-view), wide-angle (provides extra field of view) and macro perspectives (applies 10X multiplier and offers depth of field). The great thing about the Olloclip is that it offers one small, convenient package that shoots all these different ways.
The Olloclip snaps easily to iPhone 4s and iPhone 4Ss and simply needs to be flipped to reveal a different lens. It is currently a Kickstarter project and has raised nearly $70,000 so far.
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New CEO of Apple Tim Cook addressed the companies employees yesterday outside of the headquarters in Cupertino, CA in memorial of late former CEO Steve Jobs who passed away on October 5th. The company is showing no signs of slowing down as their new iPhone 4S sold an astonishing 4 million units in just three days. R.I.P. Steve!
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The Tweet Speaker app is the ideal app for those who need to know what is happening on Twitter at all times. The Tweet Speaker app was created by appcubby to tweet to you.
The app uses a strange, robot voice to read your tweets. While the voice sounds a little creepy, it is incredibly accurate and can even read links in the form of website name and article titles. The app is also smart as it can remember what part of your feed you stopped reading at and pick up from that point. The app is available for $2.99 for the iPhone (sorry Android tweeters). You can check out the featured video here showing a demo video of the app in action. There may soon come a day where you never have to read again.
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The iPhone SLR Mount ($190-$249) is here to give your iPhone access to Nikon or Canon lenses for supposedly awesome quality photos. The set includes an aluminum case, a fairly thick lens adapter, and a UV filter, all of which team up to let you attach your favorite zoom, macro, fisheye, or wide angle glass to your always connected shooter, making for nearly endless instant-upload photographic possibilities.
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