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If you’re looking for a case to slip your iPhone into or better yet, one to hold your iPhone while jogging, then we have two Uniea cases for you to take a look at. The U-Motion and U-Touch are fine examples of quality workmanship but how do they hold up, um, holding your iPhone?
Read the U-Motion review for the digs on ultimate joggers case for the iPhone.
Read the U-Touch review to see if your iPhone should slip into this Uniea case.
Hey, if you’re looking to notified via a pop-up message and a unique sound from a specific person, group, domain, or by subject line, then you’ll need to take a look at our review of the program for the iPhone called MailTones. Fully utilizing Apple’s Push Notification, MailTones will help you keep up on who’s emailing you without having to even pull your iPhone from your pocket.
If you in search for some sweet sounds coming out of your iPhone, or any other music device, then you must read the review we just put up for the AKG K 450. Impressive stuff from a well known audiophile company, the AKG K 450 may well be just the best solution for your sweet ears while jamming to the latest from the iTunes store.
Keep your eyes posted to our site for more great reviews coming your way!
If you’re looking for a new external hard drive device to back up your data and or get you some mass density of speed for, say, video editing, then take a look our just posted review off the OWC Mercury Elite-AL Pro Qx2. This beefy unit is impressive and pretty darn sweet. We got raw test figures and some real life examples. The results are impressive and, well, just read the review and see for yourself what we thought in the end.
Finding the right Bible software is always tricky. Finding a good one for the Mac is even trickier. No fear, though, as we just reviewed Logos Bible Software and wow, what a pretty amazing piece of software it is. This is far beyond just looking for a verse on hell or marriage or what Christ said at the temple. No, no, this far deeper than that and the SvenOnTech review dives right in and lets you know if this pool was refreshing on a hot summer day or something that made us jump right out onto the deck. Don’t dip your toes into the water, just read it now and you’ll know if you’ll be making a dive yourself or not.
So what’s a good game you ask for the iPhone or iPod touch? You know, something that’ll keep you happy for weeks to come and not give you buyers remorse just hours later? Well, we just reviewed a game that may fit that description and keep you entertained for hours if not weeks and weeks.
I played Cronk for a good few weeks and, well, read the review and see what happened after some game play. 
If you’re in need for some protection on your spiffy new iPod Classic, or any other personal electronic device, but don’t want a large bulk case and don’t really have much faith in a pouch, then you may wish to look at InvisibleShield. We reviewed BodyGuardz, a similar product, for the iPhone two months ago and this review makes for a good side-by-side look at two products with the same purpose.
Out of the gates, we like the InvisibleShield but it did suffer from some irritating attributes. There’s no deal-killer here but just the same, read the review and make your own choice as to if this is the one for you.
Having been a Parallels user from pretty much day one all the way back to my MacBook Pro Rev. 0, VMWare Fusion came too late to get on my MacBook Pro. But as any good reviewer should do, I tested the competition and put it through the paces in the past month. Surprise, surprise, to be sure Goymer Pyle! I was impressed with many things from Fusion and I think those sitting on the fence, or sitting well within the grass on Parallels front lawn, might be interesting in reading this review. Take a look.
Contour, known best for its iPhone and iPod cases, has taken a dive into the Bluetooth headset market. It calls its super cool looking hands-free accessory Metal. One look at it and it’s easy to guess why.
We took the slim gum-sized headset for a test to let you know if Contour put the pedal to the Metal. It sure stuffs the box with lots of accessories and when you see how you charge this unit, you’ll smile. We did.
Read the review and see if this Metal is your style.
Dude, looking for a sweet deal on some groovy headphones? You know, bad economy but you gots to have your head covered with something for them ears? Cash low but tunes need to be high? Ya, we gottcha back, homie.
We just put the review for the iFrogz Custom Fallouts up. Good, round, sounding headphones for your iPhone, iPod, or computer. Heck, plug ‘em into your Denon and enjoy.
Okay, no more playing, go read the review and see if you want to nuke your old pair of headphones and enjoy some Fallouts today.
I don’t get how Apple gets people will pay $80 for a cradle for the 3G iPhone. Stupid, stupid, stupid! BUT, if you’re desperate, ya, then you’ll do it. But guess what? You don’t have to be. There is a choice!
Wireless Ground sent us a cradle that is only $23 (fall sale)! We used it, abused it, and loved it. It’s an easy job and it doesn’t have to cost and arm and a leg to make happen, folks.
Take a look at the full review on this cradle and then nab it before the sale ends!