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An Italian design firm - en and is design - created a unprecedented and stylish iPhone-iPod touch accessory, called Mega-Phone that literally amplify the sound played by the devices. From the original iPhone model to the latest model and everything in between, users can set their iPhone or iPod touch in the product. Without any electronic amps, the Mega-Phone amplify the natural and original sound of iPhone. As you may see, there are three options in types, including black, white and gold; either the black or white one costs about $430, while the gold one costs about $640. Why don't you get one as a gift for the coming Christmas season? Source(s): http://rocketnews24.com/2011/11/17/153392/

With the unending rise of yen, Japanese industries have been suffering from chronic red figures as well as a trade deficit which is partly caused by a loss of competitive position in the international markets. Apple and Samsung rising dramatically, Japanese competitors - Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba and the like - are relatively loosing their presence in the global context despite the fact that industrial tradings shape the nation's economy substantially. As long as casting eyes on Japanese domestic markets, even Japanese consumers are turning backs on the domestic contents while they are buying iPhone, iPad, Galaxy S and so forth. Some argue that Japanese businessmen lack communication skills terribly even though Japanese industries have advanced technologies in various fields.  A Singaporean industrial participants, who has joined a party hosted by Japanese embassy in the country, said that Japanese...

While iPhone bears spotlights across the globe - experts make expectations on the roll-out of the next model that is expected to be held on October 4th - worlds's interest toward iPods gradually dies down in the face of the iPhone's rising. Among iPods, iPod Classic, which is sometimes called as "antique" as well as hasn't been updated for a couple of years, is rumored by some Apple fans that Apple would stop selling the model.  For a few great music fans who enjoy the model's as large as 160-GB-internal memory to listen to their music collections, the model has been a great music partner;  however, amid those advanced days - in which technologies are fast being developed - that make us feel that yesterday is like a century ago, old-time gadgets incapable to connect themselves with the Internet as well as cloud systems are probably destined to be disappeared from the front-line of the field despite the fact t...