FingerPrint for Windows/Mac adds AirPrint capabilities to all your printers–and even some apps.

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Ever wish you could beam a photo from your iPhone or iPad to your printer?

That’s the promise of Apple ‘s AirPrint technology, which debuted way back in iOS 4.2. Unfortunately, few printers support AirPrint, meaning most users are stuck copying photos to their PCs and (more…)

My Little iPhone .

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Even electronics need to let their kink flags fly sometimes. Open-minded iPad and iPhone 4S owners can dress their devices up as furries with ION-factory’s fur covers.

The Monster Fur Cover for the iPhone is a hard snap-on cover with a shock of artificial fur on the back. It comes in three colors: snow white, creamy camel, and schnauzer grey. Gotta dig that schnauzer (more…)

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If you love sharing your travel stories and photos, road-tripping app HipGeo recently got a redesign that lets users document and share their experiences with remarkable ease.

The free iPhone and iPad app from Los Angeles-based HipGeo passively records your location as you travel. It can then mash your pics and comments into an animated map and travel diary for sharing.

The app tags (more…)

Gizmon's iCA case comes in black, white, and brown.

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Fans of vintage cameras can now dress their iPhones in Gizmon’s iCA case, which makes the handset look like a Leica rangefinder camera.
The iCA case also comes with some useful functions, such as the ability to capture images via the case’s shutter button and frame the scene with its optical viewfinder.

Made of polycarbonate, (more…)

There is something about wanting to give your gadget a vintage look, that fascinates a lot of people. We’ve seen
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Here’s another worthy addition to the list, the Gizmon iCA, which gives your phone the look of a vintage camera.
On the surface, the case appears to be just a case, but according to the product description on Four Corner Stone, it’s a lot more:
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for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, which aims to transform your iOS device into a true gaming console.
With proprietary technology that uses the headphone jack as the interface, the 60beat GamePad significantly improves the iOS gaming experience by moving the controls from the screen to a fully-featured hand-held game controller. Developed to look, feel and operate like widely-used external controllers, GamePad easily and instantly transforms (more…)

It’s been a busy week in the realm of iPhone hackery. Earlier today there was the release of an unofficial port of Siri for older iPhones, and now that’s joined by an untethered jailbreak for users on Apple ‘s iOS 5.0.1.

The software tweak, which was announced as working by hacker @pod2g earlier this month, works on the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 (both GSM and CDMA), iPad 1, and third- and fourth-generation iPod Touch devices, (more…)

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Beatles fans who dug the classic 1968 “Yellow Submarine” cartoon can now hop aboard their iPhones and iPads to revisit the adventure.

Now available as an e-book through Apple ‘s iBooks store, “Yellow Submarine” tries to recapture the fun and whimsy of the movie by taking you on a journey through the magical paradise of Pepperland.

Much more than just another static (more…)

Sony’s portable cassette player, the Walkman was the first mass market device to allow users to listen to music while on the go.
In case you miss it, you should checkout this Kickstarter project called
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Kickstarter is a website that helps developers gain pledges from interested buyers in order to develop their projects.
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Sometimes people ask me to look at frightfully exciting things.

These normally come via the incomprehensible medium of the press release. However, sometimes I get sent things (in this case, via an e-mail from my louche engineer friend George) describing a new invention that seems positively useful and even vaguely comprehensible.

This thing is called the SkyLight. It allows you to take your iPhone , Android (more…)