iWebcamera Turns your iPhone into a Real Webcamera

Now you’re able to turn your iPhone into real webcamera how? The answer is simple with new iWebcamera 1.0 app on your iPhone. iWebcamera 1.0 is real drive-based webcamera released by drahtwerk. When you install the app on your iPhone you can use it as webcam for applications like Skype, Instant Messengers, YouTube and any other webcam based Windows applications.

The additional possibilities include:
* Turns the iPhone into a real, driver-based wireless web camera
* Two quality options
* Instant-Pause mode, pauses streaming instantly without exiting the host application on the computer
* Plug and Play ready, install the Windows drivers, connect the iPhone to the computer’s network and the camera is ready to go
* Built-in manual
* Send drivers by e-mail feature

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Apple sues HTC claiming 20 patent infringements

Apple sues smartphone maker company - HTC alleging 20 different patent infringements related to the iPhone's user interface, architecture and hardware. The violated patents include touch and gesture features, finger-swipe unlocking mechanisms, power conservation, touch-screen scrolling and accelerometer capabilities.


According to the Apple CEO Steve Jobs, the Company is not going to sit and watch how the competitors steal their patented inventions. Competition is healthy until competitors create their own products.

With this purpose Apple submitted the complaints to the US International Trade Commission and the US District Court in Delaware. The list of complaints includes such handsets as the Nexus One, Touch Pro, Touch Diamond, Touch Pro2, Tilt II, Pure, Imagio, Dream / G1, myTouch 3G, Hero, HD2, and Droid Eris.

Apple sued Nokia for similar reasons. All that leaves us wondering what are eventually the genuine purposes of Apple . But it seems like the company is definitely going through without compromises.

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Nokia C3 heading to the UK

Like many phones on the market, many of them are coming with QWERTY keyboard and with optimization for social networking sites. In order to follow the standards Nokia has decided to release the latest C3 for social networking fans.

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New phone comes from the C series, and I’m sure that you remember the Nokia C1, it was the first Nokia phone to offer support for two SIM cards. You could easy switch between two cards simply by holding a key. It seems that the new Nokia C3 will not have dual SIM support, like its big brother C1, but on the other hand, C3 will have enough to offer to the users that are interested in social networking.

Therefore, if you want to keep track of all your accounts on social websites Nokia C3 is perfect for it. Its fully optimized for social websites so you can access SMS, MMS and IM in a second with a single button. With this phone you can view alerts and news on your home screen and access several services such as Yahoo mail, Windows Live Hotmail, Gmail.

As for the specs, C3 comes with 2.4-inch QVGA display and it can display 320 x 240 pixel resolution. It comes with 2 megapixels camera with a 4x digital zoom and with 55 MB internal memory that can be expanded with microSD card up to 16 GB. As for connectivity, it is using Bluetooth and WiFi, but there’s no 3G support. Release date is scheduled for June 18th with the price of £109 without a contract.

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Case-mate hug wireless iphone charger

The Hug represents a wireless charging system for iphone 3G and 3GS. That means that you can charge your iphone without plugging it in wires. The hug consists of hug case, which is quite voluminous and a hug pad. It has to be noted that this pad has the ability to charge any other case with similar standards. If you want to charge your iphone you simply have to put it on the platter. Case-mate also ships the Hug with a screen protector to provide coverage from all sides. The hug with its smart technology can feel when the battery is charged and stop charging to save power.
Currently you can get your hug for $99.99 from Case-Mate, who previews to release  the same device for Blackberries in the nearest future.

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Office Web Apps on SkyDrive Launched, Offers Online Document Management

The prime choice for most users who wanted to manage documents online was up until recently Google Docs with its advanced set of features. Microsoft yesterday  launched the Office Web Apps on SkyDrive service which might put a serious dent into Google’s domination. Office Web Apps on SkyDrive has been made available for users in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland with more countries to be added to the list later this year.

It is possible to log into Office Web Apps from other locations in the world and use all of the features offered. The only downside currently is that it may not be presented in the local language but in English as those updates will be rolling out later this year.

A Windows Live account is required to use the service. Office Web Apps allow a logged in user to upload documents, edit documents and create new documents. Supported are Office Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote documents including the 2007 Office formats docx, xlsx and pptx.

The official homepage of the Office Web Apps service can be accessed by loading Office.live.com in the web browser of choice. Documents can be simply uploaded by using the available file uploader or by uploading them with third party software like the Windows Live SkyDrive Explorer.

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Windows 7 on the JooJoo Tablet

One of the first tablets that made news, other than the “iMiracle”, was the Fusion Garage JooJoo. Early reviews of the device were less-than-stellar and on launch day their website wasn’t even working correctly. Most of the bad press has come from weak hardware and the lack of multi-touch support (which is a must on tablets). However, the thing disliked by most reviewers was the funky quirks from the JooJoo OS. The unpolished JooJoo OS is more likely a result of Fusion rushing the device for availability to compete against the iMiracle. Good news, for those considering purchasing a JooJoo, if you prefer not to use the factory-installed OS, some users have been able to install Windows 7 and even Windows 7 Embedded.

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