Kickstart your ride with Quad Case Mounting System for iPhone

Posted on Dec 12, 2011

From the makers of Openathe Quad Lock is a revolutionary new case based mounting solution for your iPhone4 allowing use of your iPhone in more places than ever before. The Quad Lock Case uses a fixed based mounting systems, so once you have secured your base mount, simply attach the secure protective case on your Bike, Dashboard, Wall with a twist. The locking mechanism will allow you to lock your Quad Case in either portrait or landscape position to suit the application.

MTB Mount - Quad Lock Pro Mount

The Quad Lock Case Project is head up by Australian entrepreneurs Rob Ward and Chris Peters, and is self funded to date, however the team are looking for further support via KickStarter site, where people can back the project, and ensure the concept gets off the ground.Currently $9,282 has been pledged of the required $20,000 goal required by Jan 15th 2012.

The Quad Lock Case comes in two models, the Quad Lock ST Mount best for static areas being walls in your office or kitchen, car or plane dashboard which ever method of commute you prefer.
The Quad Lock Pro Mount has been designed with the cyclist in mind, with an added secure spring locking collar to secure the Quad Case to the base, secured with a dual action lock. To unlock this, simply pull down on the collar, and twist the case to release. Once on your bike, this can be used alongside associated apps like the built-in Maps or your preferred GPS based Cycle Apps, Garmin FitMapMyRideCycleMeter & more.

If you’re like us you use your iPhone as a SatNav while driving, a trip computer while cycling, a list while shopping, a score card while golfing, an alarm clock while sleeping, a recipe while cooking, a GPS while boating, a calendar while at the office and we even sometimes make a phone call.

 

via (Gizmodo) & (Quad Lock Case)

Photo’s and Video www.quadlockcase.com or www.kickstarter.com 

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Samsung Australia launch GALAXY Tab 10.1

Posted on Dec 9, 2011

Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Tablet - www.samsung.com

After much anticipation, Samsung Australia today have launched the GALAXY Tab 10.1 to market. The Tablet was launched today after Australian Federal Court lifted the ban of the product, due to claims from Apple that the product had allegedly borrowed many of its features from Apple’s iPad.

For those that are not familiar with the Samsung Tablet, the GALAXY features a 1Ghz Processor, 10.1 Inch Screen, WiFi & 3G capabilities, bluetooth, two on-board cameras, a rear facing 3-Megapixel camera capable of  1080p HD video, a 2-Megapixel front camera,for Skype and Video Chat, USB & Flash Support.

The Samsung Galaxy 10.1 table is available from all good technology retailers, and is priced as follows:

RRP of $579 (16GB WiFi)
RRP of $729 (16GB 3G)

via Macworld or visit: http://www.samsung.com.au/ for more information.

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JB Hi-Fi NOW Music Streaming Service Coming Early 2012

Posted on Dec 2, 2011

JB Hi-Fi NOW - http://now.jbhifi.com.au/

JB Hi-Fi have announced that in the second quarter of 2012, they will releasing to the Australian market JB Hi-Fi NOW Music Streaming Service . Published on their website, JB Hi-Fi will allow subscribers to listen to unlimited music from their catalogue of around 6-8 Million songs, from over 100,000 local and international artists, via an internet connection, anywhere in Australia.

The JB Hi-Fi NOW Streaming Service will be initially rolled out across Mac & PC, and later released via a mobile solution shortly thereafter. JB HI-FI Now subscription will hit the market to compete with its major competitor Sony’s Qriocity Service and allows subscribers to listen to unlimited music for as little as $6.67 per month.

JB Hi-Fi’s NOW will join a list of global streaming / cloud based subscription services that are on offer, including Apple iTunes Match  and AMAZON is one of many new alternatives

To register for further updates, go to http://now.jbhifi.com.au/  

via (ZDNet)

 

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Would You Use Australia Post As Your Telco? (via @giz_au)

Posted on Nov 25, 2011

What will we hear next?   @Daryl – Maybe Telstra can deliver the mail? Love It!

How great would it be if you could get WiFi Access from any Australia Post mailbox. A great use of existing property, and excellent for the city. Reminds me of a concept Telstra put forward some years back, about offering WiFi via their phone boxes.

As with all great ideas, will they never happen. Would you use Australia Post as a Telco service provider?

Check out: GizmodoAU

Australia Post is hoping that you would; it’s all primed for a major push into the telecommunications market as part of a shift away from those old-fashioned paper things that people used to send each other. I think I remember those…  via [GizModo]

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Apple iPhone 4S – The second most popular cameraphone..

Posted on Nov 24, 2011

Alexandre_C – via FLICKR

Since it’s release on October 4, 2011, according to the photo sharing community FLICKR, the iPhone 4S is now the second most popular Camera Phone. 

The iPhone 4S has an 8MP camera (3264 by 2448 pixels), and is capable of recording Full HD Video (1080P) at thirty frames per second. With the built-in Gyroscope, Apple has Included in the latest iPhone 4S image stabilisation for Video recording.

If you are interested in seeing what the most popular camera phone is… “The top four camera phones are all iPhone, and the top camera period is the iPhone 4”. @Gartenberg.

Over the coming months, it will be interesting to see how the iPhone 4S progresses in the market against rival products, includingit’s own Apple iPhone 4.

This just might be the best camera ever on a phone. And with all-new optics, it just might be the only camera you need. Because behind every shot, you’ve got 8-megapixel resolution and a custom lens with a larger f/2.4 aperture. Not to mention an improved backside illumination sensor, excellent auto white balance, advanced colour accuracy, face detection, and reduced motion blur. It all means that no matter how many people, how much light, and how much action you capture, everything looks exactly as it should. The custom lens uses five precision elements to shape incoming light, which makes the entire image sharper. The larger f/2.4 aperture lets in more light, so photos look brighter. And the advanced hybrid infrared filter keeps out harmful IR light for more accurate and uniform colours.  Apple

and if Video is your thing? Check out one of my favourite videos that I have seen to date, from video sharing site VIMEO.

Framed – An iPhone 4S Short Story

Framed – an iphone 4S short story

Story :  A photographer walks around the woods to take some pictures, when something unexpected happens.

Entirely shot on iPhone 4S.
Editing : Final Cut Pro 7
Grading : Magic Bullet Looks
Photography: Thomas Buthod
Music by Jonathan Helme - Niorgen
Actor: Franck Descombes

Note: Some iPhone stabilisation problems we discovered after shooting : vimeo.com/31142215

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GeekEvangelist Website Upgrade

Posted on Nov 23, 2011

Over the past month, GeekEvangelist has seen a large increase in followers to the daily blog featuring the latest Tech News, Product Reviews and Features.

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Special thanks to Neal Campbell from GeekBrief.TV for assisting with website and logo design for GEEKEVANGELIST.

Check out his blog

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