Natuba – iPhone Photo Sharing Site

Natuba – iPhone Photo Sharing“

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What is Natuba?
Natuba is the original iPhone photo sharing site.

It’s the easiest way to put your iPhone photos on the web for your friends to see and discuss.

After getting iPhones, we began taking photos on the go and soon realized we needed an easy way to share them with our friends.
Although there were plenty of photo sharing sites on the web, none of these sites were designed specifically for iPhone users.

So we created Natuba, a site for uploading, sharing and viewing photos from your iPhone.

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Worlds Largest Apple Store Opens soon in Boston!

New Boston Apple Store Largest In the World [Apple Store]

Later this month, Apple is opening its latest flagship store on Boylston Street in Boston. The store’s main claim to fame? It’s huge. We’re talking largest Apple Store in the world, by square footage. The store, in the city’s historic Back Bay district, looks like a four-story glass cube. It’s the first store inside Boston proper and the first with (finally) easy subway access. According to a store employee, it’s a good thing Boylston Street is so big: Apple estimates 1,500-2000 customers/hour will visit — more than 10 times the 160/hour that the average store gets. It’s something else inferiority-complex ravaged Bostonians can hold over New York.

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(Photo by Jordan Golson)

(Via Gizmodo.)

Pro apps are not for sale says Apple

Apple: Our pro apps are not for sale

According to Apple itself, NAB rumours that it wants to unload Final Cut Pro and other post products are wide of the mark,” Dick Hobbs reports for TVBEurope.

“‘I can categorically state, on the record, that is not the case,’ said Richard Townhill, Apple’s director of marketing for professional video applications, going on to reveal that recently Apple hit the milestone of one million paid licences for Final Cut Pro. According to research specialist SCRI, in 2007 Apple took 49% of the US professional editing marketing with Avid trailing on just 22%,” Hobs reports.

(Via MacDailyNews.)

iPhone-optimized site – Associated Press

Associated Press launches iPhone-optimized site

Earlier today, the Associated Press launched an iPhone-optimized news site that really is pleasant to use. To check it out on your iPhone simply visit http://apnews.com. Once there you’ll find AP articles, of course, but also local events (in fact, you can enter several zip codes and follow events from several locations) and more from many different outlets.

The preference pane looks like that of a native iPhone application (Save the orange sliders instead of blue) and the photos and videos render pretty quickly, even over EDGE. Plus, they’ve got a cute web clip icon. What more do you need?

It’s nice to see the AP catering to mobile users. We say, “Well done.”

(Via (TUAW).)

Kensington’s iPod, iPhone battery packs

Kensington offers iPod, iPhone battery packsKensington Computer Products Group on Monday announced the release of the Battery Pack for iPhone and iPod and Mini Battery Pack and Charger for iPhone and iPod. They’re available for $69.99 and $49.99 respectively.

Both are designed to provide iPhone and iPod users with additional talk time or play time. The larger version, designed for heavy-duty usage, provides up to 100 hours of additional music playback time, 21 hours of video and six more hours of talk time. The device includes an AC power adapter with a USB connection and a dock connector. The mini USB cable lets you charge up other devices like PDAs, Bluetooth headsets and more. An LED battery meter displays the remaining charge

(Via Macworld.)

Apple upgraded by AmTech from ‘Neutral’ to ‘Buy’

Apple upgraded by AmTech Research from ‘Neutral’ to ‘Buy’ a mere 13 days after ratings cut
Apple this morning has been upgraded by AmTech Research analyst Shaw Wu from “Neutral” to “Buy” a mere 13 days after the analyst cut his rating on the stock to “Neutral” from “Buy” on so-called “valuation concerns.”

Since April 22, the day the Wu that cut his rating, Apple shares have gained $24.80, or 15.5%, rising from $160.20 at the close on April 22 to $185 currently.

(Via MacDailyNews.)

New Segway, i2 Real Green Now

Segway i2 Real Green Now

Segway has decided to really go green with its i2 by coming in that particular color. Officially known as Metallic Sage, Segway claims that the color “has a goldish finish with hues of green and a metallic underbody that grabs changing light.” I think no matter how green the Segway i2 is, most people will still shun it since it is just not as worth purchasing compared to a really cheap car. After all, you can’t go around picking up chicks in a nightclub with this one-seater, right?

(Via Ubergizmo.)

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