Belkin has finally launched their Max Sleeve for iPad. Priced at $39.99 each, the Belkin Max Sleeve is a nylon-fronted, neoprene-backed case with three zippers. The main iPad-holding compartment features soft, padded neoprene inside. You can also store some accessories or an iPod in the front pocket. See more pictures after the jump to get more details.
Browsing Posts published in February, 2010
Facebook Facing Server Access problems: Facebook users have been complaining about problems at the social media site.
Users in the U.S. and other countries reported problems beginning Saturday morning. Some could not log in, and the site was unusually slow and glitchy for others. Users in London, Bangkok and Mexico City reported problems. Many used Twitter to complain.
Facebook spokesman Matt Hicks it was a “small percentage of users” who had problems accessing Facebook, their friends’ profiles or specific site features because of an isolated server problem.
After goofing around downtown, four teenagers marched past a “no trespassing” sign and braved a railroad trestle that spans 200 feet over a creek. As they joked around and took pictures at the bridge’s halfway point, an oncoming train barreled down the tracks, its whistle howling alarm.
Onlookers yelled for the teens to run or jump into the slow-moving water 20 feet below, but only a young boy could sprint to safety. The three others, all girls, were killed Saturday as the sun set over Crane Creek, police and witnesses said.
The teenagers had been hanging out in Melbourne‘s downtown area — known for its shops and nightclubs — when they decided to cross the trestle around 6:30 p.m., Lt. Curtis Barger said. Their parents had dropped them off at a mall, and then they took a bus downtown where they were “just goofing off,” he said, without elaborating.
Bruce Dumas, 53, was fishing under the bridge when he saw the teens walk onto the trestle. He warned them to be careful, but he said they didn’t pay much attention to him.
“You know how kids are,” Dumas said. “They probably wanted pictures of themselves on the track.”
The Muzatech iPhone Charger is a device that attaches to the bottom of your iPhone and allows the battery of the phone to be charged by solar power.
The iPhone charger has a 1000mAh battery inside that is charged when left in sunlight. When connected to the iPhone the lithium battery is then used to charge the iPhone battery. The charger can be used up to 2000 charges (or 2000 charge cycles) and if used daily, will last around 4 years.
Hallods has finally released the eT4300 in the Japanese market. This HD-capable PMP features a 720p video output, a 4.3-inch (800×480) touchscreen panel, and an 8GB of internal memory, which is upgradable via an SD/SDHC slot. The Hallods eT4300 provides up to 3-hour of video playback or 13-hour of audio playback. Measuring 72mm x 111mm x 15mm and weighing 150grams, the gadget also supports most of famous multimedia files including RMVB, AVI, FLV (H.264/H263), MOV, MP4(H.264), ASF, MPEG, MP3, WMA, WAV, and FLAC.
