Camera-less iPhone 4S now available in Singapore, military approves
Rhyming schemes aside, it’s hard to imagine why anyone would want a camera-less iPhone 4S . But that’s exactly what Singaporean operator M1 is offering today, with the launch of a new line of “non-camera” iPhones. As it turns out, Singapore’s military prohibits its soldiers from owning camera-equipped cellphones, which presents problems for the many men who have to serve a mandatory two-year term
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Camera-less iPhone 4S now available in Singapore, military approves
Tamaggo 360-imager concept hands-on
Why settle for a boring 62-degree view (the field of view of a 35mm lens) when you could be taking in the full 360?
Boostcase hands-on
It’s a myth that phone cases must choose between form or function. Boostcase, which is currently available for the iPhone 4 and 4S, combines both seamlessly.
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Boostcase hands-on
Sanwa pico projector also charges your iPhone
Apple’s been making inroads with enterprise users for some time, and now Sanwa’s giving the iPhone some serious presentation chops with its new pico projector. The 400-PRJ011 is compatible with both the iPhone 4 and the 4S, powered by its own 2,100mAh battery and also charges your iPhone’s battery whenever you turn the projector function off
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Sanwa pico projector also charges your iPhone
Insert Coin: A look back at ten top projects from 2011
2011 has been a tremendous year for tech — Amazon launched a $200 Android tablet , AT&T and Verizon continued their LTE expansion, Apple killed off the Mac mini’s SuperDrive and Samsung introduced a well-received killer 5.3-inch smartphone . But tiny tech startups made their mark as well, proving that you don’t need an enormous R&D budget to spur innovation.
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Insert Coin: A look back at ten top projects from 2011
Spire installer brings Siri to any jailbroken iOS 5 device, legally — proxy still required
A few months of work by iOS hackers Grant Paul (aka chpwn), Steven Troughton-Smith and Ryan Petrich has culminated in the release of Spire, a new installer that will easily set up Siri on your jailbroken iOS 5 device.
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Spire installer brings Siri to any jailbroken iOS 5 device, legally — proxy still required
Best Buy rewards your procrastination with buy-one-get-one iPhone 4 deal
Sure it’s Christmas Eve and we’re more than halfway through Hanukkah, but it’s never too late to score some last minute deals — and heck, why not get a little something for yourself, while you’re at it? Best Buy wants to give you a free iPhone 4 for your impressive ability to hold out on holiday shopping for this long. Pick up a 32GB version of the last-gen handset with a two-year AT&T or Verizon plan, and the big box retailer will toss in a second (plus carrier fees, naturally)
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Best Buy rewards your procrastination with buy-one-get-one iPhone 4 deal
Apple brings iTunes Store to Brazil, Latin America
Apple is extending its sphere of influence south of the equator today, with the launch of the iTunes Store in Brazil and a whole slew of Latin American countries. According to Cupertino, the platform will launch with a catalog of over 20 million songs, from both Brazilian and international artists, as well as a selection of more than 1,000 films for rent or purchase. Also included in today’s release are users in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela
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iOS 5.1 beta 2 out of the oven, ready for developer consumption
Ready to kick off Monday with some iOS flashing? Excellent, because Apple’s just released the second beta of iOS 5.1 , lovingly christened 9B5127c. No Cupertino devices at Engadget HQ have taken the plunge, but as noted by MacRumors , the beta enables individual picture deletion from Photo Stream — which differs from the existing delete all or nothing implementation.
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iOS 5.1 beta 2 out of the oven, ready for developer consumption
Chrono Trigger hits the App Store, lets Square Enix fans turn back time
Square Enix just couldn’t resist plucking at our heartstrings — not to mention willing bill folds.
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Chrono Trigger hits the App Store, lets Square Enix fans turn back time