New Potato Technologies (http://www.newpotatotech.com) has introduced FLPR, a new accessory and app that transforms iPhone and iPod touch into a universal remote control. FLPR lets users control multiple electronic devices — including televisions, cable and satellite boxes, stereo systems, lights, ceiling fans and just about anything else that uses an infrared remote control.
Read MoreHDMI Licensing (http://www.hdmi.org), the agent responsible for licensing the High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) specification, has announced, on behalf of the HDMI Founders, the release of HDMI Specification version 1.4a.
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Booq (http://www.booqbags.com) has unveiled the Boa skin XS for the iPad. It costs US$29.95 and is available in five colors: turquoise, yellow, violet, “sand” and black.
The Boa skin XS weighs 0.41 pounds and measures 10.7 x 8.66 x 0.7 inches. It’s designed to offer protection for your iPad on its own or in conjunction with another bag, backpack or purse. Neoprene skin protects your gear from scratches and scuffs, while the rigid base provides impact protection from drops or mishaps.
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Scosche (http://www.scosche.com) has released the US$24.99 reviveLITE II. The second generation iPod/iPhone charger and nightlight has a smaller footprint than the original model and was redesigned to offer greater stability when plugged into an outlet.
Scosche also added an USB Port to the reviveLITE II, so users can charge another USB powered device while powering up their iPod or iPhone. Like the original reviveLITE, the new version provides travelers with a switchable LED nightlight to avoid stubbing a toe in an unfamiliar hotel room.
Many CTOs and system/network administrators feel that tape is something to be avoided. But a new white paper by the Tolis Group (http://www.tolisgroup.com) — which makes back-up solutions for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux and Unix systems — begs to different.
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