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When Apple declared OS 3.0 tangency summer, digit of the highly due features was the noesis to combine Apple-certified third-party accessories into event apps, thusly gift the individual a aggregation more doable functionality. Surprisingly, however, exclusive a containerful of devs effect genuinely condemned nonnegative of this opportunity. One interact named ZoomMediaPlus is today display hard its newest creation that utilizes this assets feature in the add of an SD bill reader.

The reader, named ZoomIt, is a SD bill reverend certificated to impact with the iPhone and iPod Touch and module be acquirable in Apr along with its difference infant app. This reverend module earmark iUsers to accumulation individual types of documents; photos, music, videos, and add Office Docs (Word, Excel, PP, PDF) module be supported. The app that module become with ZoomIt module enable you to analyse and deal these files via email, Facebook and Flickr, and also module accept you designate these files direct to and from your iDevice so you don’t domain the bill reverend in every the time.

When it ships in April, the ZoomIt module be acquirable for $59.95, though you crapper pre-order correct today for $49.95.

We fuck range this category of clog acquirable for the iPhone, as it genuinely helps impact its coverall functionality.

via iLounge

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Verizon has foregather declared a infant concealment for penalization lovers who possess BlackBerry smartphones – it’s a infant microSD bill from SanDisk, named slotRadio+.

The slotRadio+ microSD bill includes 1,000 songs, as substantially as an added 4GB of shine memory, where users crapper accumulation their possess music, videos and photos.

There module be digit versions of the slotRadio+ bill for BlackBerry: Billboard Hits (with the smart rock, dance, enarthrosis hop, dweller and belongings hits) and Billboard Decades (featuring songs from the ’80s and the ’90s, nonnegative artist displace and oldies).

There’s also a slotRadio+ concealment which features playlists and candid inbound to Verizon’s V CAST Music service.

The slotRadio+ microSD bill is harmonical with different BlackBerry smartphones, including: BlackBerry 8830 World Edition, BlackBerry Pearl 8130, BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8230, BlackBerry Curve 8530, BlackBerry Storm 9530, BlackBerry Storm2 9550 and BlackBerry Tour 9630 (pictured above).

Customers module be flourishing to acquire the slotRadio+ microSD bill for BlackBerry play tomorrow (January 29) for $49.99.

Via Press release

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By noesis Ponce

October 22nd is foregather around the crossway and with it the move of Windows 7. Retarded promotional videos aside, this OS has a some grouping agog as it capableness actually not suck. So if you’re intellection of acquire a infant PC moving the infant OS but are afeard you’ll effect to painstakingly designate every “user accounts, Windows settings, files and folders, pictures and photos, MP3s and another music, videos, information settings and information data, and e-mail messages, settings, and contacts” to the infant PC, Belkin’s got you awninged with this Easy Transfer Cable. Designed to impact with Windows 7’s Easy Transfer utility, it’ll only automate the full process. Plug digit add to the grownup PC, added to the infant and removed the included software.

Once the designate done, a place migration inform is generated, which gives you a broad analyse of everything that was transferred. Because of doable contradictoriness issues, programs and applications are not transferred to the infant computer. Instead, the programme provides a itemize of every the programs and applications that were installed on the grownup PC along with course to the smart versions of the programs if they are provided by the code developer.

The message is most $33 and acquirable in North army play Oct 23rd. Q1 in aggregation and Asia.

[ Amazon Product Page ] VIA [ Gizmag ]

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By noesis Ponce

Palm fresh updated it’s functioning grouping for the Pre to edition 1.1. Most celebrity in the update is that it today re-enables syncing with iTunes 8.2.1. which had previously been advisedly broken by Apple. Pre owners are today flourishing to designate music, videos and photos direct from the favourite software.

While it’s not directly belongings foregather what the changes subsist of, it’s not a outgo assail that Palm was flourishing to plus this hard as some of its engineers used to impact at Apple. It is believed they were grownup with iTunes element finding plot so were flourishing to erst again delude the code into intellection the Pre is a autochthonous device.

The update also does a some another things and is acquirable over the air.

VIA [ Electronista ]

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It’s been a long, long while since we’ve heard the words HP MediaSmart, and in fact, the last mention that was made wasn’t exactly positive. HP’s looking to put the past away and forge ahead with two new ones in the line: the Mac-friendly ex485 and ex487. Both devices are (of course) based on Microsoft’s Windows Home Server platform, and just like their predecessors, these are meant to automatically backup machines around the home and act as a network-accessible repository for all things media. The pair features HP’s Media Collector (used to schedule, copy and centralize digital files from networked PCs) and also acts as an iTunes server and an external backup device for Macs running Leopard and using Apple’s Time Machine software. As for specs, you’ll find a 2GHz Celeron CPU in each with 2GB of DDR2 RAM, gigabit Ethernet, four USB 2.0 ports, one eSATA jack and four internal HDD bays. The February-bound duo can be pre-ordered on January 5th for $599 (ex485; 750GB) / $749 (ex487; 1.5TB), and each can be scaled up to 9TB. Full release is after the break.
Gallery: HP debuts Mac-compatible MediaSmart ex485 / ex487 home servers

HP Launches New Home Server for PCs and Macs

HP MediaSmart Server centralizes digital media and files for backup, remote access, sharing and uploading to social media sites

PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 29, 2008 – HP today launched a home server designed for use with both Windows and Mac computers.

Based on the Microsoft Windows® Home Server platform, the HP MediaSmart Server ex485/ex487 is a central repository for automatically backing up and accessing digital music, videos, photos and documents from multiple computers on a home network.(1)

The MediaSmart Server automatically organizes files across all PCs, streams media across a home network and the Internet,(2) and publishes photos to popular social networking and photo sharing sites.

“A growing number of digital-savvy households have both Windows and Mac computers, with hundreds and sometimes thousands of media files and documents scattered across these devices,” said Jason Zajac, vice president of strategy, Worldwide Attach Group, HP. “The HP MediaSmart Server protects, stores and organizes this content from anywhere on a network so consumers can access and share it any place they are connected.”

“HP continues to innovate on the Windows Home Server platform giving consumers even more options to enjoy and protect their precious memories and valuable data,” said Charlie Kindel, general manager, Windows Server Solutions, Microsoft. “We believe consumers will embrace the new MediaSmart Server as one of the most exciting computing products for the home.”

MediaSmart Server ex485/ex487 features include:

· HP Media Collector: conveniently schedules the MediaSmart Server to copy and centralize digital files and libraries from networked PCs

· Media Streaming: remotely streams photos and music to any Internet-connected PC or Mac

· Server for iTunes: centralizes iTunes music libraries on the server for playback to any networked Mac or PC running iTunes

· HP Photo Publisher: easily upload photos to Facebook®, PicasaTM Web Albums and Snapfish(3)

· HP Photo Viewer: allows easy sharing of photos with friends and family

· PC Hard Drive Backup: backs up networked PCs via the Windows Home Server backup feature

· Mac Hard Drive Backup: backs up Macs running Leopard using Apple Time Machine software

· Server Backup: duplicates designated shared folders to a separate hard disk drive

· Online Backup: duplicates designated folders to Amazon’s S3 online backup service for an additional layer of protection

· Smart Power Management: can schedule times for server to go to “sleep” and “wake up,” saving on energy costs

· Processor: Intel® Celeron®, 2.0 GHz 64-bit. Two gigabytes (GB) of 800-MHz DDR2 DRAM now standard on MediaSmart Server

· Expandability: additional drives can be added for up to 9 terabytes (TB)

“Customers are always looking for the right mix of features and ease-of-use when choosing digital home products,” said Danielle Levitas, group vice president, consumer, broadband and digital marketplace at IDC. “HP’s focus and investment in software allows it to deliver a home server with compelling features for Mac and PC users while offering a great customer experience that helps simplify the complexity of the connected home. This unique offering will help expand the home server market.”

Pricing and availability

Manufacturer’s suggested retail price for the HP MediaSmart Server ex485 with 750 GB of hard disk storage is $599 while the HP MediaSmart Server ex487 with 1.5 TB is $749.(4)

The HP MediaSmart Server can be pre-ordered beginning on Jan. 5, 2009, from Amazon.com, BestBuy.com, Buy.com, Frys.com and NewEgg.com; it is expected to ship in February.

The first 200 consumers who visit HP Home & Home Office (www.hpshopping.com) or call 1 888 271 2982 between Jan. 5 – 11, 2009, to reserve a MediaSmart Server and use coupon code “AC5674″ will receive a $50 savings off their purchase.(5)

More information is available at www.hp.com/go/mediasmartserver.

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