A Sprint bound, Motorola QWERTY slider leaks out

It looks like Sprint Wireless will be the QWERTY slider kingdom capital this Fall, folks. A yet to be announced Motorola device, sporting the aforementioned hardware has leaked out in a blurry image, thus joining the company of the LG handset which got spotted for the same carrier not so long ago. Details on the phone's specifications are practically non-existent. It is clear that the device runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, but don't let the on-screen Android buttons deceive you - there is a serious likelihood that they will not make it to the retail version.

GSM Arena , A Sprint bound, Motorola QWERTY slider leaks out, A Sprint bound, Motorola QWERTY slider leaks out

PSA: Dropbox scraps Public folders July 31st, your sharing stays intact

Would-be Dropbox users who want to lean on the cloud storage service's Public folder, heads-up: when July comes to a close, new accounts won't get that common storage pool. That's not to say it's the end of sharing, however. The company's recent sharing link support is still very much in effect to let groups share files or whole folders between each other.

2DayBlog.com , PSA: Dropbox scraps Public folders July 31st, your sharing stays intact, PSA: Dropbox scraps Public folders July 31st, your sharing stays intact

Samsung Galaxy S III now just $179.99 at Wirefly

. Anyone willing to sign a two-year contract with Sprint can get a Samsung Galaxy S III from Wirefly for just $179.99. Wirelfly will ship the device for Sprint customers on June 21st, and will include a $10 Google Wallet credit with every order. Of course, while saving $20 on a Galaxy S III sounds good, there are a couple of things prospective buyers should consider before taking the plunge. First, the Galaxy S III uses LTE for its 4G connectivity and Sprint currently has no LTE network.

Boy Genius Report , Samsung Galaxy S III now just $179.99 at Wirefly, Samsung Galaxy S III now just $179.99 at Wirefly

Lancia contemplating Chrysler 300-based Thema coupe?

Head overseas and you may run into a Chrysler 300 wearing a distinctly foreign badge: that of Lancia. The awkward stepchild of the Fiat group rebadges Chrysler vehicles as their own and gives them nameplates from their own back-catalog. Lancia calls its rebadged 300 the Thema, but aside from the handle, it's pretty much the same. But could Chrysler's Italian cousin prompt the development of a coupe version.
According to the latest churn of the rumormill, yes, it could. Chrysler has already used the platform for the two-door Dodge Challenger, a vehicle that isn't officially offered in Europe.

Autoblog , Lancia contemplating Chrysler 300-based Thema coupe?, Lancia contemplating Chrysler 300-based Thema coupe?

Macbook Pro 15 with Retina Display Unboxing [Video]

The new Macbook Pro 15 with Retina display has landed in our office and here's the unboxing video. Overall, it is a much thinner Macbook Pro 15, thanks to the departure of the optical drive. Those who need to read CD/DVDs can still use an external one, whether it is from Apple or not (we used to have a USB Samsung optical drive for the Macbook Air). We'll get to the benchmarks soon enough, but you can expect some CPU boost, and the GPU is pretty decent, so in theory, mid-range gaming and most 2D applications should work great. The star of the show is really the high-density display.

Ubergizmo , Macbook Pro 15 with Retina Display Unboxing [Video], Macbook Pro 15 with Retina Display Unboxing [Video]

Apple files for a patent on an iPhone with swappable lenses, picky mobile photographers rejoice

Taking phone photography seriously is certainly possible. Short of tacking on a slightly ludicrous add-on case, however, you're normally stuck with whatever lens the phone designer deems fit. Unless Apple uses technology from a very out-of-left-field patent application, that is. The invention would make an iPhone's back panel removable so that owners could swap out lenses like they would with a DSLR or a mirrorless camera. Apple has even raised the possibility of a panel with two lenses built-in at opposite corners: to switch to a telephoto lens or a different filter, you'd only need to flip the panel around to use the additional glass.

2DayBlog.com , Apple files for a patent on an iPhone with swappable lenses, picky mobile photographers rejoice, Apple files for a patent on an iPhone with swappable lenses, picky mobile photographers rejoice

Microsoft patent app wants SMS-to-spreadsheet, so you can Excel while you excel

If you're too busy racking up commissions to submit your expense report, a Microsoft patent application might let you text that steak-dinner-schmoozefest straight to a spreadsheet in accounting. That's one use that pops to mind for the proposed invention, which which could permit text and multimedia messages to interact with Redmond's Office suite. It could then process that info and redirect the message or send you a reply, confirming your shenanigans. Now, how to justify that $1,500 bottle of cognac.

Engadget , Microsoft patent app wants SMS-to-spreadsheet, so you can Excel while you excel, Microsoft patent app wants SMS-to-spreadsheet, so you can Excel while you excel

Lutz stumps for Romney despite opposition to auto bailout

Bob Lutz has put Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's numerous past comments about the automotive bailout behind him, according to Automotive News. During a recent episode of "The Kudlow Report" on CNBC, the former auto executive made it clear he now backs Romney for the 2012 presidential election, saying "[Romney] now says he was totally in favor of [the bailout] and suggested it.". In 2008, Romney wrote an op-ed for The New York Times titled, "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt." The piece adamantly opposed the government bailout in favor of a managed bankruptcy for both General Motors and Chyrsler.

Autoblog , Lutz stumps for Romney despite opposition to auto bailout, Lutz stumps for Romney despite opposition to auto bailout

Vizio Rolls Out First Laptops

Vizio, best known for its wallet-friendly TVs, tests the waters of PC hardware ocean during CES with its first line of computers–consisting of three notebooks and two all-in-ones. And just as scheduled, its three laptops are going on sale. The line consists of the 14-inch “Thin + Light” (Vizio's way of describing ultrabooks), the 15-inch Thin + Light, and the 15.6-inch notebook. Vizio has yet to reveal the brand names of these laptops.

The smaller of the two Thin + Lights comes with a 1600 x 900 screen resolution, while the 15-incher packs a 1080p display.

Gadget.com , Vizio Rolls Out First Laptops, Vizio Rolls Out First Laptops

Sony Xperia P to be launched by Telstra in Australia on June 26

A couple of months after releasing the Xperia S in Australia, Sony is now bringing another smartphone to the land Down Under: the Xperia P. Ausdroid is reporting that the Xperia P will be released by Telstra starting June 26, being offered for free on the carrier's $49 Freedom Connect cap (with a new 2-yr contract agreement).

Unwired View , Sony Xperia P to be launched by Telstra in Australia on June 26, Sony Xperia P to be launched by Telstra in Australia on June 26

Lumigon T2 slated for Europe and Asia release by the end of summer

If the Lumigon T2 sounds familiar, it is because not only is this handset a successor to the Lumigon T1, but it was also announced earlier this year during MWC, and one of its more notable features is the fact that it comes with Bang & Olufsen integrated audio. Unfortunately since its announcement, things have been rather quiet on Lumigon's end but thanks to the folks at Geeky Gadgets, they have been informed by Lumigon that the Android-powered T2 is expected to see a launch in both Europe and Asia before the end of summer. It will retail between €500-€600 excluding taxes. So what's with the silence from MWC until now.

Ubergizmo , Lumigon T2 slated for Europe and Asia release by the end of summer, Lumigon T2 slated for Europe and Asia release by the end of summer

Nikon debuts new 18-300mm VR lens, brings highest zoom range yet to its DSLRs

The latest telephoto zoom lens from Nikon packs in the highest zoom ratio we've seen on an APS-C or DX lens. The Nikkor 18-300mm f/3.5-5x6 G ED VR cranks up the zoom to 16.7X, but pairs this with the aperture range of its existing telephoto lenses, ready for some bokeh-heavy close-ups. You'll be paying for that superzoom privilege, however, as the lens is set to arrive later this month, commanding a $1,000 premium.

2DayBlog.com , Nikon debuts new 18-300mm VR lens, brings highest zoom range yet to its DSLRs, Nikon debuts new 18-300mm VR lens, brings highest zoom range yet to its DSLRs

Next Renault Clio RS spotted nearly ready to hatch

A new Renault Clio is due to be revealed at the 2012 Paris Motor Show in September, and based on these spy shots, it appears that also means a reveal of the Clio RS.

Autoblog , Next Renault Clio RS spotted nearly ready to hatch, Next Renault Clio RS spotted nearly ready to hatch

13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display coming this fall, report claims

. Apple may bring the high-resolution Retina display found in the new 15-inch MacBook Pro to its smaller 13-inch model with a product update this fall. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities on Thursday said in a note to investors that he expects the Cupertino-based company to ramp up production of a next-generation 13-inch MacBook Pro with a Retina display in September.

Boy Genius Report, 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display coming this fall, report claims

HTC Media Link HD review

As wireless technology becomes more advanced, the demand for more sophisticated options to stream media from your mobile device to your HDTV steadily increases. It's hard to keep track of the various solutions companies are using to deliver this feature to their customers. DLNA, the most popular standard, is compatible with an army of dozens - if not hundreds - of products, while giants like Apple and Samsung have chosen different routes.









Engadget, HTC Media Link HD review

Did Apple forget to tell automakers about the new Siri button?

Apple expects nine different carmakers to begin including a "Siri button" on their steering wheels within the next 12 months, the company announced this week. Of course, the news came as a surprise to some of the carmakers, according to Business Insider. After Apple announced plans to further integrate it's Siri voice recognition software to a button on the steering wheel, some carmakers said they were unaware of those plans.

Audi told Fast Company, which contacted all nine carmakers mentioned by Apple, that it was not sure if the project could be completed in a year.

Autoblog, Did Apple forget to tell automakers about the new Siri button?

Twitter updates expandable tweets to become more interactive

If you rely heavily Twitter for your source of news and information, you will be pleased to learn that Twitter has recently updated its "expanded tweets" feature. This allows users to see more information at one glance and gives them a brief overview as to what they can expect, instead of having them click a link that takes them straight to the article, video or audio clip itself. For example in the picture above, a tweet by a publication such as the New York Times will not only provide a link to the article, but allows users to preview the article and even provides the Twitter account of the writer/publisher themselves.

Ubergizmo, Twitter updates expandable tweets to become more interactive

AMBER and emergency alerts spotted in iOS 6

When iOS 6 was announced at WWDC a couple of days ago, safe to say only the major features were highlighted which means that there are probably a ton of other neat features that have yet to be discovered, like the color changing status bars and the recently discovered ability to receive both government AMBER and emergency alerts automatically on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. These services appear to be limited to the US for now, although that's not surprising given that the AMBER alert is a US emergency alert.

Ubergizmo, AMBER and emergency alerts spotted in iOS 6

Apple selects TomTom as primary iOS 6 maps provider

Been wondering exactly which data service is replacing Google as Apple's map provider. According to these leaked screenshots (shown above) from the iOS 6 developer beta running on an iPhone 4S, it appears to be TomTom. The company is no stranger to iOS, as its navigation app and car kit have been available on the iPhone since 2009.

2DayBlog.com, Apple selects TomTom as primary iOS 6 maps provider

Latest Panasonic Toughbook CF-19 Combines Improved Performance With Reduced Power Consumption

Panasonic and latest Intel Ivy Bridge technology combine to deliver a rugged convertible notebook designed for field mobile usage with improved CPU and graphic performance and a one-hour extended battery life The Panasonic Toughbook CF-19 has transformed the way professionals work in field utilities, emergency services, defence, transport maintenance and a huge range of field services by providing access to data and applications, wherever and whenever they need it.

Press Release Distribution, Latest Panasonic Toughbook CF-19 Combines Improved Performance With Reduced Power Consumption

Western Digital enters the router market, higher-end models include built-in hard drives

Western Digital is no stranger to media streaming, but until now its specialty has been moving content off a set-top box and onto your television. Now, though, the company is getting into the wireless game as well: it just announced its first networking products, including four dual-band routers and an Ethernet switch. Across the board, the routers use WD's so-called FasTrack technology to prioritize bandwidth-hogging activities like movie streaming, video chats and online gaming. And, like any modern-day router worth its salt, they include options for parental controls, as well as setting up a guest network.

Engadget, Western Digital enters the router market, higher-end models include built-in hard drives

FCC says it's running out of identification codes, promises to make room for new devices

All those fancy slabs sneaking their way through federal inspection take their toll, and the friendly folks at the FCC are starting to feel it. According to an official statement from the Federal Communications Commission, it's receiving applications for more wireless device authorizations than ever before, and it's exhausting its pool of identification codes. In addition to expanding its allotment of identifier codes for companies requesting equipment authorization, the feds also considering new ways to improve the authorization process, such as clarifying administrative requirements. The bottom line.

Engadget, FCC says it's running out of identification codes, promises to make room for new devices

Ford, Ferrari and BMW clean up at 2012 International Engine of the Year Awards

Ford has won the International Engine of the Year Award for its 1.0-liter EcoBoost turbocharged three cylinder. The award was handed out at the Engine Expo in Stuttgart, Germany. This is Ford's first outright victory from the panel, which consists of journalists from around the globe. This is the second year in a row that the Engine of the Year jury has chosen a small-displacement mill for top honors, selecting the 0.9-liter TwinAir two-cylinder engine from Fiat in 2011.


Autoblog, Ford, Ferrari and BMW clean up at 2012 International Engine of the Year Awards

Nissan unveils Juke Nismo hot-ute at Le Mans, will come to U.S.

Sprightly as it is, the Nissan Juke manages to straddle the line between hatchback and crossover with aplomb. As such, it's one of the most suitable cute-utes for tuning, and that point hasn't lost on Nissan itself. The UK-based racing division of the Japanese automaker transformed the controversially-styled mini-CUV into the tarmac-munching Juke-R. But if that elite vehicle's stratospheric price tag turns you on and away at the same time, another Nissan division might have the answer for you.
What we're talking about is the new Juke Nismo.

Autoblog, Nissan unveils Juke Nismo hot-ute at Le Mans, will come to U.S.

This Bento Box concept will be able to cook your food for you

Taking your home-cooked food to work is a great way for eating healthy, not to mention it could also help save you money at the same time. Unfortunately food from home tends to get cold by lunch time and if you'd rather not subject your meals to be reheated via the microwave, then this portable Bento Box concept is one device you might want to take a look at. Designed by Vim and Vigor Design, this Bento Box not only packs your food in a portable solution, but will also be able to cook it for you and keep it warm. According to its designer's description:.

Ubergizmo, This Bento Box concept will be able to cook your food for you

Kroll Ontrack redesigns the world’s most used do-it-yourself data recovery software

Ontrack EasyRecovery 10 features a completely new interface, Mac in addition to Windows versions, and a trial option to ensure data recovery success prior to purchase Enterprise version includes RAID recoverability for both hardware and software with remote diagnostics and recovery toolsEPSOM UK, 13 June, 2012 – Kroll Ontrack, the leading provider of data recovery, information management and e-disclosure products and services, today announced the availability of a new version of Ontrack® EasyRecovery™, the world’s leading do-it-yourself software tool for data recovery.

Press Release Distribution, Kroll Ontrack redesigns the world’s most used do-it-yourself data recovery software

Mimoco adds more DC comic superheros to their MIMOBOT line of USB flash drives

Mimoco, the creator of the MIMOBOT line of designer USB flash drives, is giving you several more fun DC comics superhero flash drives to add to your collection. The new flash drives include Batman™ “The Dark Knight Rises” Edition, Superman, and The Flash. Joining the original Batman and Green Lantern MIMOBOT flash drives, they are available in up to 64GB capacities and come preloaded with bonus screensavers, avatars, and wallpapers. Prices range from $12.74 up to $59.49.
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The Gadgeteer, Mimoco adds more DC comic superheros to their MIMOBOT line of USB flash drives

Diablo 3 real money auction house has launched in the Americas

It is now possible to spend $250 of your hard-earned cash for something called a Horadric Hamburger, with the Americas region launch of Diablo 3's real money auction house. Currently, the maximum bid and buyout that can be set on any one item is $250, and there are plenty of items priced at that already. Since Blizzard takes a $1 cut on every successful auction, the minimum is $1.25. Players who want to buy and sell using a Battle.net balance are, understandably, required to attach a Battle.net authenticator to their account.

2DayBlog.com, Diablo 3 real money auction house has launched in the Americas

Apple brags: sells 365 million iOS devices, 140 million iMessage users

Apple has never shied away from taking a few shots at Android during its WWDC keynotes, and why would 2012 be any different. Just before taking the wraps off iOS 6, Apple took some time to toss out a few numbers highlighting its spectacular sales and sizable user base. All told, by the end of March, the company had moved 365 million iOS devices, with the vast majority of them (80 percent) running iOS 5 — a point they made sure to drive home with a graphic comparing the install base of Android 4.0. But, sales alone mean nothing without an active user community.

2DayBlog.com, Apple brags: sells 365 million iOS devices, 140 million iMessage users

Samsung's TecTiles (Programmable NFC Tags) Now Available For The Galaxy S3 [Update]

Looks like Samsung's newest accessory to compliment your Galaxy S3 has kinda flew under the radar, popping up on their official retail site today. They're called Samsung TecTiles and they're programmable NFC tags similar to what is already made available via other manufacturers only these are officially branded by Samsung. They're being sold in packs of 5 for $15 and will allow users to program their phone to activate specific functions when placed on top of the TecTile. Place one in your car and configure your Galaxy S3 to launch the car application, turn on hands-free bluetooth and activate voice commands when placed in the dock.


Android Phone, Samsung's TecTiles (Programmable NFC Tags) Now Available For The Galaxy S3 [Update]

Real Money Auction House in Diablo 3 available in the US

For those who have been waiting for what seems to be an eternity (although that certainly pales in comparison to waiting for Diablo 3 to be released over the years), you would be pleased to hear that Diablo 3′s Real Money Auction House is now available in the Americas game region for the U.S. dollar, Australian dollar, and Mexican peso. The introduction of the real-money auction house will enable gamers to make purchases as well as sell the kind of loot that they find in the game – using real world currency that has been approved by third-party payment services, or through the use of their Battle.net Balance.

Ubergizmo, Real Money Auction House in Diablo 3 available in the US

Apple announces refreshed MacBook Air: Ivy Bridge processor, USB 3.0, shipping today

Apple's skinnier, lighter MacBook option checked in for another (irregular) hardware update at this year's WWDC. Just under a year since the last time the range was renovated, the move to Ivy Bridge processors wasn't the only thing that changed. First up, those processors will reach up to 2GHz Core i7, with Turbo Boost tipping these up to 3.2GHz. The FaceTime camera is now 720p, with the display on the 11-inch model staying put at 1366 x 768 (but with Intel's HD graphics 4000 doing the pushing). The 13-incher will house a 1440 x 900 screen and both will arrive with a pair of USB 3.0 ports and capacity for up to 8GB of RAM.


2DayBlog.com, Apple announces refreshed MacBook Air: Ivy Bridge processor, USB 3.0, shipping today

Plans for European Extremely Large Telescope approved, is indeed extremely large

We see a lot of "world's largest" claims around here. And this isn't even the first one for a telescope. But this one is actually for the world's biggest optical telescope, and that somehow makes it easier to grasp the magnitude of. At a cost of 1.1 billion Euros, it doesn't come cheap, but the European Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) has just been given the go ahead - and truly lives up to its name. The mirror it uses will measure 39 meters across (four times that of typical mirrors,) comprising nearly 800 hexagonal pieces, and will swallow 12 times more light than the current biggest in existence.

Engadget, Plans for European Extremely Large Telescope approved, is indeed extremely large

Alien vs. Predator head over heels in love in a wedding cake

Probably one of the best fictional characters ever created to debut in comics and in movies are the two bitter rivals Alien and Predator. You've probably read comics about these fascinating creatures or even watched the two Aliens vs. Predator films. Both races have been depicted to be constant waging war with each other, with Xenomorph Alien as the antagonist of Predator, a trophy hunter. But who would have thought, that after all the brutal fighting, the two would end up loving each other instead.

That's exactly what you are seeing now. Above is a photo of a cake made by Little Cherry and Black Cherry Cake Company.

Ubergizmo, Alien vs. Predator head over heels in love in a wedding cake

Bobino – Is it a pen or a bookmarker? It's both.

The Bobino Slim Pen is a super thin ballpoint pen (4 mm thick) that stores in your favorite notebook like a bookmarker. I'm not sure how comfortable it would be for writing long entries, but its small size allows you to easily store it in the notebook so you always have a pen handy. The price isn't bad either. $3.99 at ThinkGeek.

The Gadgeteer, Bobino â€" Is it a pen or a bookmarker? It's both.

Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii U GamePad won't feature multi-touch

The Wii U's 6.2-inch killer feature might look a whole lot like a tablet, but prospective buyers shouldn't expect it to function like one at all. In a recent interview with Kotaku, NOA prexy Reggie Fils-Aime confirmed that multi-touch capabilities will indeed be purposefully absent from the upcoming GamePad. It's a puzzling omission for sure, but not one made lightly on Nintendo's part.

Engadget, Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii U GamePad won't feature multi-touch

10 Burning Questions with Amit Aggarwal from Mangobird

. Independent developer Amit Aggarwal happens to be a very unique case. While other developers usually focus on a specific niche, he has decided to venture out to other pastures with a very diverse variety of apps. Otherwise known as Mangobird in the Google Play Store, Amit has developed social games, entertainment apps, informative apps and even productivity tools.
This makes Mangobird a very “human” developer. Some of his applications display a playful and even flirtatious nature, while others focus solely in functionality.

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wareground, 10 Burning Questions with Amit Aggarwal from Mangobird

Samsung SGH-T879 hits the FCC, it's probably T-Mobile USA's Samsung Galaxy Note

Today, a new Samsung device, namely the Samsung SGH-T879, has been approved by the FCC. Several previous reports indicate that this is T-Mobile USA's version of the Samsung Galaxy Note (already available in the US via AT&T, as the SGH-i717).

Unwired View, Samsung SGH-T879 hits the FCC, it's probably T-Mobile USA's Samsung Galaxy Note

C Spire announces it too will offer the Samsung Galaxy S III, with 4G LTE support

Earlier this month, the Samsung Galaxy S III was unveiled for five carriers in the US. The ‘big four' (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile) were all on the list, of course, as was the smaller US Cellular. And now we can add yet another carrier to that list: C Spire. The company has just announced that it too plans to offer the Samsung Galaxy S III, complete with 4G LTE support even. Unfortunately, the carrier decided not to mention a release date or any pricing details at the moment.

Unwired View, C Spire announces it too will offer the Samsung Galaxy S III, with 4G LTE support

KODAK SCANMATE i940 Scanner Powers Up Productivity with Robust Scanning to the Cloud and a Compact and Portable Design

June 12, 2012 - Kodak today announces the launch of its latest innovation in desktop document capture - the KODAK SCANMATE i940 Scanner. Powerful, portable and productive, the compact cloud-connected scanner quickly and simply converts paper documents into dynamic digital files for distribution and sharing. Easy-to-use features make it a perfect fit for the business professional in the office or on the go.Hauke Fast, EAMER product marketing manager, Kodak Document Imaging, said, “The SCANMATE i940 Scanner comes standard with smart options that make it easy for users to collect and manage content.

Press Release Distribution, KODAK SCANMATE i940 Scanner Powers Up Productivity with Robust Scanning to the Cloud and a Compact and Portable Design

Harman announces five new earphones/headphones for iOS devices

If you're shopping about for new set of earphones or headphones, renowned manufacturer of audio devices Harman Kardon unveiled five new earphones/headphones. This lineup includes two sound-isolating in-ear models which have been designed specifically for the iPhone in mind, and two on-ear and over-ear headphones, some of which includes wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and noise-cancellation features and has also been designed for iOS devices in mind. Starting with the in-ear models, the NI model will be the most affordable out of the five and will be priced at $99.95.

Ubergizmo, Harman announces five new earphones/headphones for iOS devices

Pong Cases Protect You and Your iPad – and Strengthen Your Signals

Pong offers iPhone cases that are designed to protect you from radiation while improving your signal strength, and now they are adapting that technology to the new iPad.  Their new iPad Pong Cases are designed for both the WiFi-only and the WiFi-plus-cellular versions of the new iPad.  Pong states that their technology has been scientifically proven to redirect radiation from the device away from your body, and thereby making the signals you would have normally absorbed available for improving your signal strength, reception, and upload and download speeds.  (You can read pages of information at the Pong website describing how their cases

The Gadgeteer, Pong Cases Protect You and Your iPad â€" and Strengthen Your Signals