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iPhone doesn't have a radio tuner. Chances are good you haven't missed it. Old school radio is just so boring, commercial-laden and repetitive.
Mr. Mobile turns his attentions to the skies, pulling down extraterrestrial radio on his iPhone with the help of the XM and Sirius satellite radio apps for iPhone.
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In among the ill fitting, boring and otherwise useless
iPhone cases are some shining stars.
iFrogz standard Luxe cases and customizable
Luxe cases are an example. These cases have a great feel, fit snugly over your iPhone 3G or 3GS, come with a screen protector and keep your phone protected in your pocket.
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FoxPop is an interesting idea: it uses the microphone on your iPhone (or Windows or Mac laptop) to sync up with select FoxPop enabled DVD movies. Launch the app, it’ll listen to the movie’s soundtrack and pop up interesting facts, quizes, bonuses and extras on your screen. Currently, there aren’t a lot of movies using the technology, but it’s fair to say Mr. Mobile is impressed. Now, he’ waiting for the next round of FoxPop enabled titles to hit his local DVD retailer’s shelves.
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FoxPop is an interesting idea: it uses the microphone on your iPhone (or Windows or Mac laptop) to sync up with select FoxPop enabled DVD movies. Launch the app, it’ll listen to the movie’s soundtrack and pop up interesting facts, quizes, bonuses and extras on your screen. Currently, there aren’t a lot of movies using the technology, but it’s fair to say Mr. Mobile is impressed. Now, he’ waiting for the next round of FoxPop enabled titles to hit his local DVD retailer’s shelves.
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Laptops have one Achilles’ heel. The battery.
MacBooks, for all their good looks and smug owners, are not immune. In fact, with the non user-replaceable batteries of recent MacBook laptops, they suffer more than most despite their impressive battery life. HyperMac’s 100Wh battery pack for MacBook provides up to 12 hours of extra battery life to your MacBook.
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Samsung’s latest semi-smartphone, the
Samsung Forever (SGH-A886) smartphone, has found its way into Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile’s hands. He takes a good look at the phone and offers his full review. Aside from some design flaws and a justified annoyance at Samsung’s choice to go with a proprietary accessory and charging port, it looks like a decent bet for anyone seeking some smartphone features without the smartphone sticker shock.
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‘Ma was all a-pother. Someone done run off with someone else. Honest to God I couldn’t keep it all straight. She was blatherin’ away on our weekly phone call, conversating up a storm. One of my aunts maybe. Or a cousin. Next week it’d be the same story only with different relations playin’ the parts. [...]
Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile, busts out a few of his favorite mobile goodies for the holiday season. From a fantastic set of mobile phone earbuds with in-line mic to a festive iPhone boosting battery pack and even an app to expand your Christmas carolling song catalog.
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Tara’s a weigher. Her internal balance beam analyzes life and assigns importance: physical, emotional, spiritual calculations performed in snap, permanent judgements.
Tara boards the bus. She eyes up the driver as she drops her fare. Heavy, balding, runny eyes. Not to be trusted. She abandons the deposited change — “Oh! Wrong bus. Silly me!” — [...]
The O’Connor twins. Objects of intense teenage lust. Keepers of the fantasticaly ludicrous twin sister fantasy flame. Bearers of an uncanny familial resemblance and near mythical aura of sexuality, capable of rendering even the most devout into quivering puddles.
The stuff of legends, at least in Smith Falls. Left for bigger and better. Pictured on billboards, [...]
Should your need for bombast, rhetoric, and general shenanigans not be satisified by the above selection of savory soliloquys, perhaps you might find your personal nirvana in the solitude of the
Archives.