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 A towel and an even keel go a long way when you’re galavanting around the globe, but whether we’re going to grandma’s or New Guinea, many of us won’t leave home without access to email. Iridium created its AxcessPoint Mail & Web software for such connection-dependent people, but the service was unavailable to those using iOS… until today . . . → Read More: Iridium releases AxcessPoint Mail & Web app for globetrotting iDevices  Of all the enhancements to discover in Apple’s iOS 5 upgrade, it seems that an unforeseen monster may have snuck its way into the release. We’re now reading through a handful of user complaints about losing WiFi after taking the plunge, with most replies mentioning intermittent connectivity and / or a significant loss in signal strength. . . . → Read More: Thanks to iOS 5, some users lose WiFi connectivity  Apple has announced that it will reset developers iTunes Match iCloud Libraries on Monday September 26. This is a similar to lasts week’s announcement , where we saw Apple resetting developer’s iOS 5 iCloud backups . . . → Read More: Apple resetting developer iTunes Match iCloud libraries on September 26  iOS 5 adds lots of big new features, but also many more small tweaks like the ability to mark email messages as flagged or unread. . . . → Read More: iOS 5 Features: Mark email as flagged or unread  During a special appearance at a Los Angeles nightclub, Stevie Wonder took time out to thank Steve Jobs and Apple for making technology that is accessible for everyone. During his set where he was ad-libbing to his songs and playing other tracks, he stopped to talk about helping others with disabilities. “I want you all to give a hand to someone that you know whose health is very bad at this time. . . . → Read More: Stevie Wonder thanks Steve Jobs for iOS and its accessibility features  We all remember kicking it in anonymous chat rooms masked behind the safety of a screen name, but today Fring announced a new way to engage with randoms — this time with video. . . . → Read More: Fring launches Playgrounds for group video chat with friends or randoms (video)  What Dexim’s tiny AppSpeed Monster Truck lacks in actual car crushing prowess, it makes up in Apple device compatibility — and that’s gotta account for something, right? The little RC car can be controlled by users’ iPhones, iPads or iPod touches, with the help of the company’s iOS app, utilizing the devices’ built-in accelerometer for 360 degree control of the Monster Truck. The car will be available for $69 . . . → Read More: AppSpeed Monster Truck is controlled by your iPad, iPad, iPad (video)  Scoshe already offers a fairly impressive range of mobile accessories , but its now branched out into some uncharted territory with its latest offering. The company has just announced its new RDTX-PRO radiation detector and app for the iPhone and iPod touch, which launches in Japan next month . . . → Read More: Scosche’s RDTX-PRO for iPhone and iPod touch detects radiation, funds charities  Scoshe already offers a fairly impressive range of mobile accessories , but its now branched out into some uncharted territory with its latest offering. The company has just announced its new RDTX-PRO radiation detector and app for the iPhone and iPod touch, which launches in Japan next month. . . . → Read More: Scosche’s RDTX-PRO for iPhone and iPod touch detects radiation, funds charities  Stem has just come out with a new, wireless camera that could help put parents’ minds at rest, while striking fear into the heart of virtually every teenager. Known as the iZON, this room monitor allows concerned and / or paranoid users to remotely watch and listen in on sensitive spaces, from the comfort of their iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. . . . → Read More: Stem’s iZON Remote Room Monitor lets you spy on the babysitter from your iOS device |
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