Apple Announces The New iPod Touch: Dual Cameras, Retina Screen
September 1, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Apple unveiled the new iPod touch today at their special event, along with several other music- and media-related devices. Of course, we’ve been hearing murmurs and leaks about it for some time now, and the new device pretty much tallies with our expectations . The two big improvements are the Retina screen and the dual cameras.
Exclusive Hands-On With Plex/Nine For Mac OS X & Plex App For iOS Devices
August 30, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Plex, the Mac OS X media center, has just made all of its competitors obsolete. A new version, dubbed Plex/Nine, will be released today at midnight EDT, and it introduces a number of new features that make it the media player for Mac OS X—and for the iPhone , iPod touch , and iPad . That’s right: there’s an iOS App for that, and it’s pretty awesome
Netflix app hits iPhone and iPod touch
August 27, 2010 by admin
Filed under Gadgets Review
While the Netflix app was originally meant for the iPad, this free app has been modified to cater for those who are rocking to the iPhone and iPod touch, thanks to the availability of the free Netflix App for iPhone and iPod touch. Basically, this app enables current Netflix members to enjoy watching their favorite shows and movies anytime, anywhere on the mentioned two iDevices for just $8.99 a month. To put it in layman’s terms, you will be able to instantly watch a vast selection of TV episodes and movies streamed to your iPhone or iPod touch at no additional cost
An iPod Touch With 2MP Cam Appears In Vietnam
May 19, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
What’s going on in Vietnam? Unannounced Apple products seem to be falling from the sky. The same group that released the second round of iPhone 4G pics got their hands on an iPod touch with a 2MP rear-facing camera.
RedEye turns your iPhone and iPod touch into bona fide universal remote (video)
April 27, 2010 by admin
Filed under Gadgets Review

Apple’s ‘ Remote ‘ application was a good start, but we’ve known for some time now that the platform was capable of far, far more . ThinkFlood is stepping up today and proving our assumptions right, as the RedEye universal remote control system effectively converts your iPhone or iPod touch into a remote for any IR-equipped component






