Cnet: Paul Anderson, an inventor based in Oregon, has created an iPhone accessory called the Daylight Viewfinder, which blocks out stray sunlight and improves your ability to see images on the screen when framing your shots. The device is made up of two components: an eyepiece attachment and a dedicated camera app. Users first need […]
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The Atlantic: For the visually impaired community, the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 seemed at first like a disaster — the standard-bearer of a new generation of smartphones was based on touch screens that had no physical differentiation. It was a flat piece of glass. But soon enough, word started to spread: The iPhone
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Yesterday I posted that Apple’s iPhone business was larger than all of Microsoft. Some of you said, “well good for them, but what about us?” Today, I’ve found a report that indicates that nearly half a million programmer jobs/small businesses have been created by people programming apps for devices like the Apple iPhone and iPad
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Henry Blodget: Apple’s iPhone business alone is now bigger than Microsoft. Not Windows. Not Office. Microsoft. Think about that. The iPhone did not exist five years ago. And now it’s bigger than a company that, 15 years ago, was dragged into court and threatened with forcible break-up because it had amassed an unassailable and unthinkably
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Watch on YouTube His bio from TEDx: Thomas Suarez is a sixth grade student at a middle school in the South Bay. Since before Tom started kindergarten he’s been fascinated by computers and technology. Recently, he has been focused on the development of applications for the iPhone, and establishing his own company, CarrotCorp.
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eCommerce Bytes: Amazon.com subsidiary A9.com launched a new iPhone app that uses both barcode and image recognition to recognize tens of millions of products in a live camera view in a real world setting. Flow Powered by Amazon recognizes products, from books and DVDs to packaged electronics and toys, and the mobile app offers shoppers
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CLOO’ is an iPhone app that turns any private bathroom into a public bathroom accessible via your social media connections, basically solving the problem of too-few easily accessible restrooms. Just open CLOO’ to see the hosts in your area (members loos (bathrooms) you can use) then CLOO’ displays any friends you have in-common with them,
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Most 7 year olds are learning the basics of reading and writing. He is running a LLC, reports Youngstown News. The soon-to-be second-grader recently debuted his first app called Toaster Pop, a brightly colored game in which participants try to spread butter, jam and other toppings on one of his favorite breakfast foods — toast.
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If you’re a beer enthusiast with an iPhone, Opena has created a unique phone case you will love. All you need to do is slide out the bottle cap opener and — pop — your beer is ready to drink, reports Inventor Spot. Now, thanks to some enterprising young beer-swillers from Down Under, you can
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Entrepreneurs need the right tools to succeed. Noobpreneur.com has pulled together a list of iPhone apps that will help you run your business on the go. Dragon Dictation The software allows you to speak into the phone and then it writes the words into a text file of some type. From there, you can text,
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