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The iPhone is so cool that you’d wait in line for three days to get the latest version, only to drop it and crack the screen within a week. Why not protect your investment with the iPhone case equivalent of Prez Obama’s armored Cadillac One? Check out Brooklyn’s own EXOvault’s line of hardcore protective metal cases and get rid of that cheap plastic case that is so 2009.
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With so many app’s available the few really great ones can get lost in the shuffle. To help showcase some of the best produced and designed iPhone app’s comes the app.itize.us website. As the site says “app.itize.us is a painstakingly curated presentation of the best of the best designed iPhone apps that are available via the app store (for free or paid). it is intentionally a very small hand picked selection compared to what is currently available via the app store (now upwards of 140k) due to the fact that its very difficult to find many of these apps since they are not part of any of the top rated/grossing lists.”
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The AS|D DROP blog now allows comments to be left on our blog posts. So, come on everyone and join in the conversation!
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Dell has released a sneak peak at the new, thinner Dell Adamo. Measuring in at 9.99 millimeters the new Adamo is just under four-tenths of an inch and puts the heat onto the Apple Air. Dell has only released a teaser website for the new Adamo, releasing no other information.
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The GeoArt app, created for the MoMa, tracks your iPhones location and then creates a cool piece of art based on your movement right in the palm of your hand. If you happen to be especially fond of the piece of art your footprints create, order it as a printed poster from the MoMa. All posters come dated and branded with the MoMa logo and their tag line “Art is Everywhere”. This app certainly helps bring that tag line to reality, but I have two problems with it. One, most people walk the same boring path to and from work, so that line art won’t exactly be sexy. Second, where can I get this app?? Seriously, let me know! I checked the iTunes store, MoMA’s site and the web. All turn up nada. Help me out MoMA!
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