Just a quick video to show that the Apple Wireless Keyboard can work with the HTC HD2. Using ROM 1.66 and no special tweaks.

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Silverware iPhone Stand – An idea that needed to happen. A companion on your bedside table, desk, table, counter, or wherever you store and charge your cell phone. This silverware dude is fitted to hold an iPhone, but can also hold various phones, iPods, music players, and all sorts of handheld tech gear.

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The worlds most expensive phone with a total construction cost at £1.93 million. The bezel is handmade from platinum with 130 individual .75 flawless diamonds which total 97.5ct. Also set are 4 pink baguette diamonds each weighing 2.5cts. The rear section is formed with circa 112 grams of 18ct rose gold along with its rose gold Apple logo and 53 diamonds. The main navigation ,single cut 7.1ct diamond settles in its 18ct rose gold mount. The handset is 32gb ,factory (legal) unlocked for worldwide use and can be updated with new firmware when available without freezing up. Also included is a luxurious hand finished wallet made from real Ostrich foot. Aswell as the wallets slim and unique design it also offers functionality in holding up to 4 credit cards.

Price – £1,930,000.00

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This is a video review of the PowerMat Reciver  for the iPhone. Powermat’s Case Receiver for the iPhone protects your iPhone 3G and allows it to charge wirelessly. The package also includes pass-through micro-USB port to allow syncing without removing case. Works with all Powermat mats.

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Here’s a video demo of the iPhone iControlPad prototype running the games psx4iphone, Wipeout XL and Ridge Racer. Is this cool or what?

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What would you do, if Steve Jobs is coming for lunch? Be creative and make an iSandwich 4G! This is how you can Do It Yourself.

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Imagine being able to take credit card payments with a small card reader attached to your iPhone. Then imagine that the card reader is free, that you don’t have to sign up for a merchant account, and that the software enabling the technology only costs about $2. In April, you’ll be able to start taking credit card payments with Square’s new technology. TUAW editor Steve Sande visited Square’s Jim McKelvey at Macworld Expo 2010 and finds out how the technology works.

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The Powermat wireless charger gets demoed at MWC 2010!
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