Attention iPad owners, if you have an iPad and are looking for a keyboard to add to your arsenal of accessories, then be sure to check out the new Logitech Keyboard case by ZAGG. The keyboard connects to the iPad via bluetooth and also turns into a case to transport the case and iPad together when you’re on the go. The folks at ZAGG were nice enough to send us a case to review as well as some other cool goodies.  Read more...

Permalink: [REVIEW] Logitech Keyboard Case by ZAGG for iPad 2

A fantastic little program called Proximity, will allow you to lock or unlock your Mac when you get close or too far from your computer. All you need to do is install the app and pair your bluetooth device with your computer. Lifehacker has posted a great guide to getting this to work. Follow along to get it setup on your computer as well.  Read more...

Permalink: Lock and Unlock your Mac using Proximity and Bluetooth!

Crux has recently announced their new iPad 2 case to basically put it on steroids. Crux are the makers of the 360 cases for both the iPad and iPad 2. The new case is called Crux Loaded, and it is just that.  Read more...

Permalink: Crux unveils new iPad case with extra battery and touchpad

Those who are using iPhone since a long time don’t have any problems with its touch keyboard but most people who shift from phones with physical QWERTY keyboards face some issues typing with iPhone initially. Some people also dislike the fact that iPhone does not have any physical keyboard. If you are looking for a physical QWERTY keyboard on your iPhone 4 then the new Nuu Mini Key case for iPhone 4 is just for you. This accessory is worth looking because not just only it provides you with a physical keyboard but also is provides the solution for iPhone 4 reception problems with its case.  Read more...

Permalink: Nuu Mini Key Brings A Slide-Out Keyboard To Your iPhone 4

A popular method of tethering your non-3G iPad with iPhone’s data connection is by installing MyWi and using it as a WiFi access point. The problem with using MyWi is that it uses WiFi which uses a lot of battery power. The solution to this problem is to use iTether which tethers your data connection using Bluetooth by creating a Personal Area Network ( PAN ). iTether has to be installed on the device which will connect to your iPhone with tethering enabled. When tethering is turned on, your iPad/iPod Touch or iPhone can easily connect to it and share the data connection.  Read more...

Permalink: Tether your iPhone Internet Connection over Bluetooth with iPad/iPod Touch or Mac using iTether [Jailbroken devices only]

One issue most iPod Touch users face is that they get so addicted to the mobile browser experience that they want to take it everywhere with them. But sadly, that’s where the iPhone steps in and iPod Touch lacks. Unless you take a Wi-Fi hotspot everywhere with you, you can’t use your iPod Touch on the go. The trouble with using a cell phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot is that it eats too much battery. One little feature that most phones (smart or dumb) have is Bluetooth Dial-Up networking which lets you use the GPRS/Edge/3G connection of your handset on a computer.  Read more...

Permalink: Use Internet on the go on iPod Touch via Bluetooth Dial-Up networking using iBluever

iPhone OS 4 doesn’t seem to stop impressing us with it’s awesome features. This time it is its ability to pair up with a Bluetooth wireless keyboard and do all the basic functions perfectly!

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Permalink: iPhone OS 4 supports Bluetooth keyboards

iPhone OS 3.0 update brings stereo Bluetooth support to the 2nd generation iPod Touch, although it will only work with compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones or speakers. You wont be able to use just about any Bluetooth device with it as reported by many users. The iPhone 3.0 unlocks Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR with support for wireless streaming 2-channel audio with A2DP, wireless accessory control, and peer-to-peer connections.  Read more...

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