Here you are another set of Docks with the CMT-V70BIP and CMT-V50IP set for iOS Devices including the iPod, iPad and iPhone! Both models comes with the very same basic features including a 20Wx2Ch speaker, a digital S-Master Amp, a CD Player and an FM-AM Radio, but only the high-end version the CMT-V70BIP comes with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and A2DP.
Both models will be sold in Japan earlier September at around 35,000 and 30,000 Yen
Yearning to break free from earbud-induced isolation and spring towards a music listening experience with a social slant? Seedio for iOS can help. Built by a team of six developers, the app networks local iDevices over WiFi and allows one user to stream music to others. Audio from iTunes or YouTube is queued up by the designated disc jockey, or “seeder,” and plays through each device’s speakers in unison to create a distributed, makeshift loudspeaker. If the situation calls for a quieter jam session, however, you can forgo the speakers and listen in with headphones instead. Up to 150 devices can connect through a single router, but four is the current limit when relying on an ad hoc network created by an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. Seedio isn’t the first of its kind to roam the wilds of the App Store, but its creators claim to have nailed syncing audio across gadgets. The app is free for a limited time, but will soon pick up a $2.99 price tag. For those content with merely tuning in and leaving the playlist duty to others, the app will remain free.
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Seedio app networks iDevices into loudspeaker, blasts music far and wide originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 03 Aug 2012 01:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Denon’s got a snazzy new pair of iPhone speaker docks to show the world — the Cocoon Home and Cocoon Portable. The Home features AirPlay streaming from iPhones, iPods, Mac and PCs through 100 watts of total power. Its 25-percent smaller sibling has 50 watts of power and battery life of up to five hours. Both docks will be hitting this summer for $599 and $499, respectively. We’re crossing our fingers for a Steve Guttenberg spokesman deal. Full press details after the break.
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Denon intros Cocoon Home and Portable AirPlay docks, will transform songs into musical butterflies originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Aug 2012 12:37:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Launching alongside the monochrome hues of Digg’s site redesign, its iOS app has been given a similarly-colored treatment. The update is available to download now and adds several mobile-centric features, including offline reading. Under new ownership, Digg’s renovated app plays nice with both Facebook and Twitter, while a new ‘Paperboy’ feature will detect when you’re at home (once calibrated) and help ensure you never leave the front door with old news. However, you’ll have to be willing to hook up your Facebook account to bookmark and share between your phone and the standalone homepage. There’s also no sign of a corresponding Android version just yet, but you can take the iOS app (and the refreshed site) for a spin at the sources below.
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Redesigned Digg iOS app downloads stories before you leave the house originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 01 Aug 2012 08:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Freedom is coming out with a 4G case that practically turns an iPod Touch (gen 4) into an iPhone. It works by having a 4G LTE (Sprint Network, with WiMax and 3G fallback, I’m told) functionality directly in the case, which is also a WIFI hotspot. The iPod can then access the internet over the WiFi connection. Interestingly, Freedom Pop made a name for themselves by coming up with the same concept for iPhone 4/4S first. In my opinion, the iPod version adds much more value because iPods don’t have a cellular connection to start with. (more…)
By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Sprint launching 4G LTE in five cities this coming July 15, FreedomPop’s 4G hotspot iPhone sleeve now available for pre-order,
Looking for a compact do it all CD Micro Component for your dorm room? Well guess what, JVC Japan as actually something for you today with its latest NX-NT70! Schedule for the end of august and announced at around 40,000 Yen the NX-NT70 comes with a CD player, an iPod/iPhone Dock, DLNA 1.5, AirPlay, WiFi, USB Support, FM/AM Radio and is even compatible with both MP3 and WMA files, oh and I almost forget, you can have it either in Black or silver!
We all know just how Apple has been at the forefront of design in their products all these years, and here we are with what was dug up by The Verge – highly confidential prototypes of the iPad and the iPhone. Bear in mind that these are extremely early iPad and iPhone design prototypes, so they are very far from what you see today. The iPhone that you first saw all the way back in 2007 had smooth, curved angles, but those that were in the prototype stage sported an octagonal design – with sharp edges.
The prototypes were discovered in unredacted court exhibits which were filed on Thursday, and it did allow the general masses to be able to check out a rather rare look at Apple’s extremely secretive design process prior to arriving at the doorsteps of consumers, according to The Verge. The reason these prototypes were revealed was not because Apple volunteered to do so, but rather, they were forced to divulge the information after a July 30 jury trial against Samsung.
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Apple unsurprisingly had a pretty excellent third quarter, announcing today that total revenues for the quarter topped $35.0 billion with a net profit of $8.8 billion. Both of those figures are up quite a bit from last year, with Apple reporting a revenue of $28.6 billion and a net profit of $7.3 billion for quarter 3 of 2011. Hardware sales were up for the most part, lending to Apple’s increased revenue and net profit from the year before.
iPhone sales were strong in quarter 3, with total sales of the smartphone up 28% year-over-year, hitting 26 million total sales. However, while iPhone sales are looking good, it’s the iPad that’s the true star. The iPad’s 17 million sales may not come close to the iPhone’s 26 million, but iPad sales grew a whopping 84% over the same quarter last year. Macs didn’t too bad either, with sales up to 4 million for Q3 – a 2% increase from last year. iPods sales, on the other hand, were lacking, falling 10% year-over-year and settling at 6.8 million units sold.
Apple earnings lead off with 17 million iPads sold is written by Eric Abent & originally posted on SlashGear.
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The Philips Wake-Up Light is one of my favorite alarm clocks, but I never picked one up because of the price . Check out this TEAC alarm clock dock for iPhones, which promises to do almost the same thing as the Philips clock, at a more reasonable cost.
Philips even makes make a Wake-Up Light with an iPhone dock, but the Wake-to-Light iPhone Alarm clock looks like a nice alternative – if you don’t mind its boxy, linear style. For those of you dubious of how this works, here are the details: 30 minutes before you are supposed to wake up, the light starts getting brighter progressively. This triggers hormones in your body, linked with the circadian rhythm. It’s supposed to be a very smooth and natural way of waking up – especially in a darkened room.
This light is usually backed up with an audio alarm, just in case you worry about missing your wake up. The TEAC SR-LUXi is available for about $80(USD) on Amazon.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson has responded to rumors that Ma Bell plans to add an additional levy upon those planning to use FaceTime over cellular. Speaking at the Fortune Brainstorm conference, he’s quoted as saying that he “heard the same rumor,” but that it was “too early to talk about pricing.” Of course, given that response, it looks like the company has at least been mulling an additional levy for the feature. At present, he says his primary focus is to work with Apple on ensuring the video calling technology works smoothly across his company’s data network, with iOS 6 due to arrive later this year.
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AT&T CEO responds to paid 3G FaceTime rumor, says it’s ‘too early’ to talk pricing originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 18 Jul 2012 06:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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