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Whether you’re an individual user with an iPhone and iPod, or a couple with two iPhones and/or iPods between you, the iP86 provides multiple-device functionality that’s long overdue. The three independent alarms are fantastic and offer a range of sleep and wake options for each of the two docks. 12/04/10
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The Sena WalletSlim is different for a couple of reasons, both good, and manages to be different without sacrificing the stylishness that has made leather cases a hit with so many users. All of this adds up to a very nice choice for fans of leather and sleekness, with a bit of utility thrown in. 11/18/10
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Whether using the iPad to read ebooks, browse the web, check email, or extend your PC or Mac screen, a stand is a highly useful accessory - and the HexaPose Stand for iPad is the best I've seen so far. 10/23/10
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The iSkin Duo for iPad is the fourth iPad skin I've tried, but the only one I can imagine continuing to use. The Duo isn't perfect, but it gets right what so many skins get wrong; and in my mind, that makes it a thing of geek beauty. 10/15/10
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If Apple were able to address the handset’s one major flaw, iPhone 4 would be the best smartphone I’ve ever used, without question. But their hubris in the face of unprecedented success threatens to taint an otherwise brilliant showing. 07/01/10
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Brilliant in concept, sometimes frustrating in execution, Air Display is an iPad application worth a look, particularly if you’re always looking for more screen space. 06/25/10
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There will be many iPad cases released in the coming months, and I'm sure some of them will be great, but I can’t imagine any always-on case being much better than the Marware Eco-Flip. If you prefer a skin or portfolio style case, there are other options available, but if you want a traditional flip-top case with built-in stands, the Eco-Flip for iPad should be at the top of your list. 05/10/10
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[Air Sharing HD] doesn’t address every file problem the iPad has, but it does take important steps toward making them more tolerable. And if you’ve ever wanted to do something as simple as copy a PDF to your iPad, it’s worth your attention. 05/06/10
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If you’re an iPad owner and a lover of crossword puzzles, Crosswords is more than an option; it’s a must. You’ll love it. And if you're a true crossword devotee, you may just come to think of your iPad as a crossword platform that’s also a computer rather than the other way around. 04/26/10
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Notability was released alongside the iPad, which means it was first developed without tablet in hand. This being the case, I’m sure it will improve over time. But as it stands, the app is limited, unpolished and overpriced. 04/21/10
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I can't tell you how much the Instapaper service and Instapaper Pro have changed the way I consume Web information. Flagging content is as easy as a click of the mouse, and there are no RSS feeds with boring articles to wade through to get to the good stuff; everything in my Instapaper queue is exactly what I want to read. 04/08/10
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Our iPad Review is a work in progress. The full review will be completed by the end of the week (April 11), but we will update the review each day with new sections. 04/03/10 - 04/09/10
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While the SE115m+ offers outstanding audio performance when listening to music, its lackluster performance as a headset makes it a questionable choice for many users. 02/28/10
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The iP-HS5 headset produces excellent sound, is solidly made and comes with every accessory but a kitchen sink attachment. Outside a few minor quibbles, this headset is a great choice in its price range. 11/07/09
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The Sound ID 200 is one of those products that’s so close to perfection you almost don’t want to see its flaws; it looks great, sounds great, and feels even better. It’s light, too, comes with just the right number of ear fittings, and sells for relatively little (MSRP of $99 but it can be found for much less). Sadly, however, the puny and ill-placed controls keep the Sound ID 200 from a 5-Star rating. 10/25/09
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The Altec Lansing inMotion Max iMT702, [is] an iPhone speaker system designed for clear sound, portability and a relatively small footprint. Jacks of all trades tend to be disappointments upon inspection, but this system surprised me with its performance. There are design quirks, but all-in-all the inMotion Max satisfies where others don’t. 10/14/09
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It's difficult to imagine any worthwhile use for the GrandStand, other than perhaps using it while connecting your iPhone to a stereo or speaker system. But since you can't charge the iPhone while it's in the GrandStand, I hope you have a full charge. 8/17/09
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... if you truly love great sound and don't want to fork over $300 for "professional" earphones, or if you are an active person who has never quite found a pair of earphones that actually stay in place when you're on the move, you really need to try [the JayBird Endorphin Rush]. 7/17/09
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The Xtand has transformed my iPhone from an exclusively mobile device to one that's fully part of my office desk. Unlike docks and cradles which, although performing built-in syncing and charging, tend to make the iPhone unusable (or at least less usable), the Xtand augments the iPhone for near-perfect desk use. It looks damn good doing it, too. 7/13/09
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The Clarifi isn't a miracle worker when it comes to taking photos, but it does provide an improvement over the baseline. And if you use your iPhone to "scan" documents, you're gonna find the Clarifi a worthy choice. 7/06/09
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I'd imagine having the iPhone double as a mirror would be useful for some and just plain cool for others. If you count yourself among either group, there's nothing so wrong with the MirrorFilm that would make me suggest you keep away. But you'll have to turn up the brightness to compensate for the film's darkening effect, which will reduce battery life. And the smudge factor is off the charts. 6/27/09
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If you don't care about a processing speed bump, voice control or the new video camera, just upgrade your 3G to OS v3.0 ... and enjoy the new features while we wait for the 4th Gen iPhone. If, on the other hand, you're a true-blue power user and want the upgraded hardware in addition to the new OS, you can't go wrong with the iPhone 3GS. It's everything we loved about the 3G improved -- and more. 6/19/09
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With an MSRP of $20, the Marware Sport Grip is a bargain -- but at $12 or $14, prices you can find at many online retailers, it's an even better deal. More than that, it's simply the best skin-type case I've seen for the iPhone. 3/23/09
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This handsome leather case is designed to allow the iPhone to connect to cradles and docks without having to be removed... If you have the cash, a leather fetish and dock your iPhone every day to one device or another, it's a solid choice. 3/09/09
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If your RSS needs are simple, you can probably get away with a free alternative like Free RSS Reader, but if you're like me and want the most feature-rich RSS reader for your iPhone, Newsstand is likely your best bet. While it does have limitations, most notably the iTunes link problem, it provides a clean, effective way of managing and viewing RSS feeds on the go. 1/16/09
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iNeedStuff is an iPhone shopping list app with a simple, clean style, a tap-tap-go interface and a couple of uniquely useful features, all successfully combined to make your regular trip to the store as painless as possible. 1/06/09
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I can recommend the iHome iP27BR to anyone who needs a basic iPhone-friendly alarm or portable speaker system with a remote. Those with more advanced needs will want to look for a more feature-rich product. 12/05/08
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I was impressed when Google updated their mobile app to include voice search. But vlingo has bested Google and other voice-driven iPhone software with their fantastic new app. It's fast, surprisingly accurate and best of all - free. 12/03/08
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I found the RichardSolo 1800 a handy thing to have around; there are times when it's more convenient (or even essential) to charge the iPhone when you can't plug it in to a power outlet. But at $69, the unit seems a bit overpriced, especially considering its inability to be comfortably attached while using the iPhone and its single-charge capacity. 11/29/08
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Fast, convenient, Cloud-based and free, EverNote is today's ultimate note management solution for the iPhone. If productivity is an important part of your life, professional or personal, do yourself a favor put Evernote everywhere (including your iPhone, of course). 10/26/08
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I was anxious to test this case because it's one of the slimmest-fitting cases on the market. Unfortunately, its design leaves much to be desired, both from a usability standpoint and in terms of general attractiveness. 10/02/08
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