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Wahoo Fitness Announces RFLKT Bike Computer for iPhone

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I miss riding a bike sometimes, I used to ride everywhere, I mean I’d go for miles and miles and I could have used something like this. The company is Wahoo Fitness and the product is the RFLKT Bike Computer, which is exactly what it sounds like a small computer for your bike but this one connects to your iPhone via Bluetooth. The computer actually receives the data from your iPhone and acts like an external display so you can keep your phone safely tucked away. Price is $129.99 and it’s out now and it comes with everything need to mount it to your bike…

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Netflix profiles: FINALLY

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Netflix came out today with a blog post saying that it will start rolling out (over the next few days) profile capability for their website, iPad, iPhone, PS3, Xbox, Apple TV. Wii and Android users will have to wait (“soon”). So instead of your Instant Queue being full of your toddler’s shows, you’ll be able … Read more

Scammers Phishing to Steal Your Apple ID Data

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    According to Kaspersky Labs scammers are using phishing sites posed as Apple’s Site to collect user data to gain access to users Apple ID Data. Once the scammer has access to the account, the scammer collects users’ personal information stored in iCloud. Some scammers even go further to find credit card info that … Read more

iOS to get Google’s All Access

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Google will be porting over their brand new music subscription service to the iOS world in a few weeks. With a flat price of $9.99, you get all you can eat music for downloading and streaming. As Microsoft’s Xbox Music service is not available on neither iOS nor Android, the only main competitor in this … Read more

I Don’t Like The Bing Update For iPhone

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I’m not one of the cool people around Mobility Digest that has a Windows iPhone. I am the only iPhone user here and have enjoyed using Bing on my iPhone. But the new update for iPhone has really left me flustered with why Microsoft has deleted the categories off the start page. I particularly liked how fast … Read more

Retro game, updated!

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If “Lefty’s Bar” makes you think of a virginal middle-aged man in a leisure suit (and if you’re old enough to know what a leisure suit is…), then I have a good chuckle for you: Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded is almost here! Replay Games of Austin, Texas, successfully funded a Kickstarter program to re-do the … Read more

DirecTV Taps Into Your Phone

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You rely on your smartphone for many things. One area that is lacking is integration with your TV watching. At best, the smartphone was used as a simple remote control to change channels. New apps make use of your phone as a search tool and scheduler. Finally, the phone and TV might really work together.

DirecTV Taps Into Your Phone

This summer, DirecTV will release into beta its latest app, DirecTV Voice. They have been working with Nuance, creators of Dragon Naturally Speaking, to create a voice controlled app to search DirecTV channels for your favorite shows. Their goal is to finally get rid of scrolling through the program grid displayed on the TV screen to find programs.

By using voice recognition, they are trying to also get away from pushing buttons or sliding through nested menus. Nuance is the county’s premier voice recognition specialists so they plan this release to have a high rate of success with this voice-driven application. Think of it as Siri with infinite knowledge of TV shows and movies.

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iOS 7 Could Fall Flat

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There is no doubt that iOS is in desperate need of upgrading. It has been around too long in it’s current state. Android and more specifically Windows Phone have a much more intuitive and modern look. Apple even borrowed some of Androids notification goodness in iOS 5. Now it seems that Apple may borrow some … Read more