The iPhone is a true blue Steve Jobs master class, and it certainly has the touch screen feature on smartphones ever since the first model was a few years, in which kick started. Apart from this huge market to a booming third party accessories frenzy, with external speakers have is one of them as well as Garmin nuvi 780 Portable GPS.

Today we are is at the AirCurve games that will not require to see each battery as it is a self-powered speakers iPhone. At 14.99 a pop, it will be sent to reinforce your iPhone dock constructed with permission of ingenious and placed air hoses that the volume be increased to a satisfactory 10 decibels – all without the need for extra batteries or juice. It not only works great, it is not out of place either in your living room or bedroom, so what are you waiting for software sale?

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And you thought it does not exist! Now, there is now an application that tracks your heart rate and combine it with GPS data. It is 60beat. 60beat for $ 30 you can turn your iPhone into a GPS unit such as Magellan RoadMate 1424-LM and heart rate training staff.

This is a small device that places the audio port on your iPhone page and receives signals from all or 5kHz Polar heart rate monitor chest strap compatible (do not worry you can still hear music with through design of audio jack).

Of course this is not very helpful without the right applications. The simplest application is the free 60beat heart rate monitor, which constantly displays your heart rate, target zones, such as fat burning, aerobic or anaerobic. You can use your zones based on age, max rate, etc. There are other applications to combine as LogYourRun, LogYourRide, the heart rate with GPS information for the ultimate workout statistics. These applications are $ 2 each.

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Moleskine introduces two new hybrid tools it is easier the simultaneous use of paper, telephone and Internet utilities: a smartphone iPad Cover compatible with iPhone 3G and 3G and a Tablet Cover compatible as well as TomTom XL 350TM Navigator. Both envelopes are combined with blank pages notebook. They are designed as an analog digital ultra-portable workstations for the modern nomad.

The features and style of the two covers are a classic Moleskine notebook: slim rounded corners, strong elastic band, and the legendary smooth black cover. Inside, a lighter suede lining the electronic device from bumps and scratches, next to a Volant notebook with simple pages. The Smartphone cover is mainly intended to deal with Bluetooth headphones or speakers can be used. Smartphone and Tablet Covers complete the first piece in the Folio Digital collection, the e-Reader Cover for Kindle.

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Buy GPS-device navigation system or buy the application for iphone? It is a dilemma many people face today, thinking about the navigation systems for their cars. There are several key factors that need to think about when trying to make this choice:

Screen Size – iPhone has a 3.5 “widescreen display against GPS-systems, which are about 4.3″. GPS manufacturers also offer large screen sizes up to 7 “. Bigger is always better, goes to the point of GPS-devices here.

Price – TomTom on the iPhone is $ 100 + plus additional costs to get the mount (which will include the updated GPS-chip and speaker), the total cost of adding a true navigation to your iPhone will cost about $ 160. There are a ton of good quality GPS-navigation systems, which cost less, or about $ 160. Thus, in terms of price, GPS devices dislodge iphone as well.
Portability – people always carry their phones, so that even when you travel you will always have a phone, so your navigation. Sometimes people forget to carry their GPS-system during the trip, which is a pain and had to rely on other methods to get around when they arrived at their destination. Due to the easy-to-use and portability, and no need to hold an additional device to the phone, we will give iPhone this time.

Multitasking – When using the iPhone for navigation, you lose the ability to use it for other things like computer games or using other applications. IPhone is a versatile tool and should not be tied only to one function. We provide GPS navigation devices, point to it, because they are only one and only one, navigation.

Based on these factors, obviously, GPS-navigation systems have the advantage over Iphones, because they are designed to do one thing, what they are doing very well. If I were you, I would buy a GPS-system and application navigation.

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