Angry Birds Rio, which normally runs $0.99 for the iPhone and $2.99 for the iPad is free this week on the iTunes App Store as the Free App of the Week.
Check it out on the iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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Monday evening I had a chance to catch up with Moshi. I’ve got to say they are probably my favorite Apple outfitter. They always impress me with their new products. At Pepcom’s Digital Experience on Monday prior to the start of CES 2013, Moshi had a few new items including the all new Ionbank, a portable charging solution for Apple and Android mobile devices. [click to continue…]
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These days there is an “App” for just about everything and now even your car keys. Hyundai is testing a concept that replaces the now common, key fob with an App that will load on your smartphone. [click to continue…]
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As we all know by now Apple’s mapping service is not the cream of the crop and Google has recently added Google Maps to the App Store for iPhone 5, but Siri defaults to Apple Maps when asking for directions. How do we use Siri for Google Maps? Jump on past the break for the answer. (…or just watch the video above) [click to continue…]
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Walmart is rolling back prices on the Apple iPhone and iPad for the holidays. Walmart has slashed prices on both the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S, with the 16 GB iPhone 5 now on sale for just $127 (was $189) and the iPhone 4S coming in at almost half price at $47 (was $87.97). Of course a 2 year commitment is required at these prices.
Walmart is also selling the 4th generation iPad (16GB WiFi) at a $100 discount for $399. Starting Monday a $30 iTunes gift card will be included will be included on iPads as a bonus.
It’s unclear why Walmart is offering such deep discounts except to attract shoppers and hopefully capitalize on impulse purchase. Other retailers are also offering discounts such as Radio Shack, which also has a price match guarantee and may well match Walmart current pricing.
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Flightboard gives you instant access to arrivals and departures from over 16,000 airports and 1,400 airlines worldwide. Normally, it’s $3.99; however, it’s free right now as the iTunes App Store App of the Week. Check it out here on the App Store.
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Belkin has released a couple of accessories for Apple’s newest Lightning connected devices. A car charger and Charge + Sync dock is Belkin’s latest creation to make life a little easier for you and your latest iPhone, iPad or iPod. [click to continue…]
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Harmon has launched a cool concept in portable speakers with the JBL SondFly BT and JBL SoundFly Air. What makes this speaker different, you ask? The speaker, itself, plugs directly into a wall outlet, much like a “plug-in air freshener.” [click to continue…]
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The Apple iPad mini can now be pre-ordered at Apple.com (as if you didn’t already know). Prices are $329 – 16GB, $429 – 32GB and $529 – 64GB. The mini will deliver on November 2nd.
Add $130 to each model for cellular connectivity. Expect delivery for mid-November on these.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note II comes packing a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED display at 1,280 x 720, 3,100mAh battery and a quad-core 1.6GHz Exynos processor.
…it offers best-in-market performance, an S Pen experience that blows its predecessor out of the water, a solid OS in Jelly Bean and plenty of other features that will make this a tempting offer to even the most petite-handed individual. To do so in a package that’s actually thinner and narrower than the first Note is a tremendous accomplishment, and one that’ll be hard to match. Get ready to have your cake and eat it too.
-engadget
Today is the last day to pre-order the Note II with US Cellular. According to the website the $299.99 is exclusive for pre-orders. We are unsure of the price online and in stores beginning tomorrow, Friday 10/26/12. The Note II will only be available in titanium gray and with 16GB internal storage, and will cost $299.99 with a two-year commitment or $800 without.
Pre-orders are also live on AT&T and Verizon as of today and Sprint should be allowing pre-orders today as well.
[via Engadget here, here and here]
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