Navigate an array of applications using the touch of your finger, surf the web in a best viewing screen, manage your emails in a very convenient way, watch TV shows, music videos, high-definition movies and so on… These are just some of the exciting features an iPad can drool you. With that, most would go to cutting their expenses just to save money and buy this new Apple device. Here’s a good news! Obviously, a lot of features of iPad can also be found in iPhone so why not turn your iPhone into an iPad!
The Pad-Dock will let you enjoy an iPad experience using your iPhone by simply and cleverly enlarging the viewing dimension to the similar size of an iPad. That means you can check your emails, watch HD videos, view photos, connect to cyberspace, and many more using a magnified touchscreen. It is ergonomically designed to let you conveniently use it anywhere.
To use this device, simply put the iPhone at the back of the iPad wherein the mobile device is magnified onto the touchscreen. It’s that so simple, you now have an instant iPad! You can enjoy using your iPhone applications but all in a better and larger screen. Never worry of losing the battery in a less period of time because the iPad will not bring down your pleasure time since it can last up to 22 hours by full battery charge. The included adapter and cable let the iPad charge either using a wall plug or USB.
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There is no doubt about the fact that iPhone is one of the most popular cell phone out there. Why? Simply because, there’s an app for everything and for everything, there’s an app. But it can barely last a day without running out of juice. If used as a cell phone, for the primary purpose that it has been designed for, the battery life would be fine and will last for 2-3 days. But if it’s use as a portable computer [which for sure most iPhone owners are doing], for checking email, web browsing, playing games etc, expect that you’ll run out of juice before the end of the day. So what is the solution? Adjust brightness [dimming the screen is one way to extend battery life], turn off Bluetooth, turn off WiFi, turn off 3G, turn off push mail, and turn off push notifications when not used as these processes consumes battery and shutting them down will give a little boost in back up time. But how can you make the most of your iPhone’s features if you’ll do all these tips just to be able to optimize battery performance?
The iCarte slots onto your iPhone and plugs into your sync port, the device can then read RFID tags and transfer the data to the iPhone app. It operates at 13.56MHz and supports a wide range of ISO14443A/B and ISO15693 tags including NXP MIFARE and I-CODE SLI, Texas Instrument Tag-it HF-I, etc. It is capable of peer to peer communications utilizing NFCIP-1 and ISO 18092 standards and the embedded secure access module (SAM) is compliant with JCOP operating system.
