Shared by every major tech blog under the sun, the Elevation Dock has broken Kickstarter records. It’s a beautifully designed iPhone dock made from a solid block of aluminum, just like your Macbook — is weighted so it doesn’t move when you remove your phone — and fits cases. It’s long been funded — but become a backer…
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Blog:The Elevation Dock
Blog:iPhone Wallpapers
Blog:Word Lens App
This app claims to instantly translate English to Spanish, and vice versa with character recognition by holding your camera in front of whatever you wish to translate. The translation appears on your screen. So far the reviews are a bit shaky. You must hold your phone very still and the text must be very clean.…
Blog:Desktime – Shared Desks and Coworking
Desktime is a web application created to help connect creative people with creative workspaces. Why build Desktime, you ask? We believe people and real-estate just don’t know how to interact these days. We think 1-year, 3-year and 5-year leases are history. We see (hell, we live it) that working from the same place everyday just…
Blog:Moleskine for iDevices
My personal notebook collection is an ever-changing battle between Moleskines and Field Notes. I love the bigger Moleskines and their quality build, and love the take-anywhere-back-pocket-ability of the Field Notes (plus, I like supporting Draplin & Coudal, the people behind Field Notes). Moleskine will soon be releasing covers the smartphones and tablets, compatible with iPhone…
Blog:Dots Gloves
Blog:EPIC WIN
Staying organized has never been so epic. EPICWIN is an iPhone app that combines a to-do list with a streamlined RPG, so you’re rewarded for completing your real-world tasks with XP, loot and levelling-up. The trailer sold me. It seems completely ridiculous, in the awesome way. More videos, downloads and the app itself at www.epicwinapp.com.
Blog:Macworld shoots cover with an iPhone
Those crazy kids over at Macworld have shot their most recent magazine cover featuring an iPhone using only the camera and photo-editing apps available for iPhone 4. Photographer Peter Belanger used a custom-made rig and some tungsten lights (for constant light instead of a strobe) and did all post-production on the phone itself — only…




