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A serious iPad brush stylus for digital artists

We now introduce an iPad Brush Stylus  getting some seriously good reviews. Leave finger painting to the kids and grab a Leonardo. It dances across the screen and feels just like a real paint brush. The cloth high touch stylus end works for everything else you'd like to do on your tablet, too. Compatibility: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy, HTC Desire S, Google Nexus S, Motorola Atrix and many more. Apps to use with Leonardo: Artrage, Procreate, Sketchtime, Paper by 53, Sketchbook, Brushes These will work as iPad stylus pens, iPhone stylus pens and Android/Samsung/HTC stylus pens.

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Shark Evolution for iOS and Android

Shark Evolution for iOS and Android Complete missions and find treasure to earn coins and gems. Spend these rewards on upgrading your sharks abilities or buy special life-saving items. Progress to unlock the most ferocious beasts in the sea: Mako Shark, Hammerhead, Tiger Shark and the almighty Great White. We sell iPad stylus pens, iPhone stylus pens and Android/Samsung/HTC stylus pens.

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Is the Google Nexus 4 the best value ever?

The Google Nexus 4 smartphone is the fourth Google-branded Android smartphone to be released since 2010 and delivers the cleanest Android OS experience currently available.  This means that even though the Nexus 4 is an LG creation, you won’t see any LG menu screens or widgets. Fans of Android smartphones from Samsung, HTC, Sony, LG, Motorola etc may be attracted to the different look and feel that each company brings to mobile phone design, however many users will appreciate the simple yet effective layout of the Nexus 4. The Nexus 4 is a smartphone designed under Google’s direction to showcase the possibilities...

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Apple Applies for Patent on Wireless iPad Charging via Smart Cover

Apple has applied for a patent for an interesting take on wireless charging, allowing a Smart Cover with embedded battery to recharge the iPad. At first blush, Apple's invention, aptly titled "Integrated inductive charging in protective cover," appears to simply be a first-party incarnation of upcoming products that use inductive charging to transfer power to an iOS device. These components usually incorporate an induction coil and transformer that outputs power via a cord plugged into the device's dock connector. Apple's patent filing describes something different. Instead of sourcing power from a stationary dock, Apple's invention calls for a tablet case,...

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