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Let’s say you’re not an extreme sports nut, but you envision a wider potential for using the handy GoPro sports action videocam than recording yourself skydiving or skiing down a treacherous slope. A new product in the making called CAMpanion, which launched today on Kickstarter for a 60-day campaign to raise $28,000, is a smartphone hardware add-on that lets you use your GoPro for an array of commonplace activities and everyday shooting situations — just like you’d use a point and shoot camera or your smartphone. CAMpanion, which is designed to work with GoPro 3, 3+ and 4, attaches to your smartphone or tablet. From there you…
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During today’s 2015 first quarter call, Tim Cook announced that the Apple Watch will ship In April. He said that development of the watch was on schedule. This comes on the heels of today’s news that Apple had a record-breaking quarter with over 74 million iPhones sold during the holiday season. Earlier rumors speculated that the Apple Watch would ship in March. When asked about his expectations on the Apple Watch, Cook responded, “My expectations are very high on it. I use it every day. I love it and can’t live without it.” The Apple Watch is Apple’s entry into the…
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Surprise! Apple sold a whole bunch of iPhones. Today it announced during its 2015 first quarter report that it sold 74.4 million (74,468,000 to be exact) iPhones during the last quarter. An increase of 46 percent over sales last year. The first quarter results also revealed that Apple sold 5.5 million Macs (an increase of 14 percent over last year) and 21.4 million iPads (a decrease of 18 percent compared to last year). Overall the company made$74.6 billion with a net profit of $18 billion. Clearly the company is doomed. ➤ Apple Reports Record First Quarter Results [Apple]
Snapchat launched a big update today that added a new feature called “Discover” that shows you the latest news, but what it didn’t talk about is the cool new way to add friends. The new feature (which doesn’t seem to have an official name yet, so I’m going to call it a “Ghostcode” for now) shows you a Snapchat logo with random holes in it. It looks innocent enough, but it’s actually a secret QR code for you to share with people outside Snapchat so they can add easily add you. You can access your Ghostcode from the Snapchat camera, then by tapping…
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