ADR Studios brings us these hyper-realistic renderings of the way designer Antonio DeRosa imagines that Apple could further foray into the field of digital photography. The concept sports a modular design, in which the iPhone (based on the anticipated specs of the iPhone 5) docks in the rear of the camera unit and controls the camera. [via] Let’s hope they bring this to life!
If you type a lot on your iPhone this can be a handy gadget. The Keyboard buddy by Boxwave has just gotten better, it now has backlit keys! You can now type easily with the new backlit feature, it allows easy viewing of the keys and buttons in the dark. The new version also features new key functions and a more intuitive layout. Available in jet black and winter white color. [via]
VuPoint has created a photo printer for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Just in case you can’t wait until you transfer the photos to your computer to print on your normal printer, you can now print directly from your iPhone, but only in 4″ x 6″ photos. You can cop oneHERE.
A while back we showed you the concept watch for Apple, the iWatch. Well…it was a concept and now the I’m Watch ”The First Real Smartwatch In The World” has been released. Check out the introduction to the innovation of the timepiece, you can find out more HERE and you can buy one HERE.
We’re always on the lookout for all things cool and innovative; and the RYNO fills that search today. I saw this one night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, but didn’t know what it was. What is the RYNO, exactly?
RYNO Motors Inc., based in Portland, OR, offers cost competitive, energy-efficient, personal transportation products allowing consumers to move through their community, business and environment in a highly efficient manner. RYNO is well positioned to ride the wave of the growing demand for urban commute vehicles driven by urban congestion, fuel costs, and the sustainability movement.
Check out the RYNO in action after the jump, Read more…
Go back to the 80´s with this app for iPhone. AirCassette is an audio player that has an interface just like a cassette tape. The song information is on the tape label, while the tape spins in a realistic way. The application also allows you to save your favorite mixtapes. After you create some mixtapes, as they were called in the 80s, you can then post them on Facebook or send them via e-mail. You can also choose a number of different models of the nostalgic cassette. AirCassette is now available on the App Store for $1.99. It works with iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
The Hundreds presents their Hex Wallet, which features an embossed genuine leather cover in JAGS™ pattern and signature The Hundreds “Adam Bomb” graphic printed on the interior of the protective iPhone 4/4S bed.
An exterior cash pocket offers a place to keep bills, and three slots tucked inside the front cover of the wallet allow for easy storage of credit cards and ID. An elastic closure keeps things tight and secure, resulting in a slim profile wallet that won’t bulk up pockets or bags. [via]
Yesterday we loss one of, if not THE visionary, innovator, creator and great thinkers of modern times. Steve Jobs succumbed to his illness of Pancreatic Cancer.
As a young student, you read about those that created history, invention and innovation, and you seemed so far removed from that era. Steve Jobs changed the world with his mind, vision, leadership and testicular fortitude within the last 30 years – our era.
So we take this time to salute the man who affected the world forever and his influence will spark the next era’s minds to make their mark on technology, as well as humanity.
The Rover Spy Tank ($150) should do just enough to let you be the Ethan Hunt of your abode. Controlled by an app that works with your Apple iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, the tank has a camera that streams live video and takes still photos, while a built-in microphone transmits sound back to you. It has a wireless range of up to 200 feet, plus infrared night vision for late night missions. [via]
Makayama today introduces the ‘Movie Mount for iPad2‘, a unique piece of hardware which radically improves video capture with the iPad2. It turns the iPad2 into a complete studio. Use tele- and wide-angle lenses, attach microphones and lights. Use a tripod for professional pan- and tilt movements, and much more. Comes with a free app.
With the Movie Mount, iPad2 users get 10 new features for the device:
Attached a tripod for stable shots, pan & tilt camera movements. Standard screwfitting.
Use 37 mm conversion lenses, such as wide-angle and zoom*. Such as: US / EU
Slide on-the-fly between the built-in lens and the conversion lens.
Use shotgun microphones for better sound (requires splitter cable). Such as: US / EU
Use an optical viewfinder to shoot in bright sunlight. Such as: US / EU
Use a video light for better performance in low light. Such as: US / EU
Easier iMovie editing, with a 9 degrees working angle.
The mount allows your iPad to stand upright and be used as monitor.
The free Movie Mount iPad app allows you to manually control video recording
