 For those who are really into stocks, then you might want to check out CNBC Real-Time for the iPad.
It delivers real-time quotes before, during, and after market hours from NASDAQ and NYSE. It also offers custom timeframes from one day to 5 years, which includes pre and post market trading. Check out what the iTunes Store has to say about it.
Get all the fast, accurate and actionable news, information and data you need in Real-Time from the network that is First in Business Worldwide. Only CNBC delivers Live, Real-Time Stock Quotes before, during and after stock market hours direct from the NYSE and NASDAQ, company specific news, videos, profiles, returns and key metrics. Plus CNBC’s exclusive breaking business news allows you to stay on top of the markets no matter where you are. All this plus interactive charts, US and World indexes (Dow Jones, S&P 500, NASDAQ and more), commodities, currencies, pre-markets, and video-on-demand. You can even create your own personal scrolling ticker & stocks watchlists. It’s all the insight and analysis you need from the network you trust.
You can get this particular App for free, believe it or not. Talk about something paying for itself!
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 I’m not certain how we got word of the Huwaei Ideos X6, but I’m hearing about the Ideos X5 and X6 from Huawei.
The X6 we reported about before with a 4.1 capacitive display, HSPA+ (14.4 mbps), WiFi b/g/n, a-GPS, Google Apps, accelerometer, HD video recording, HD video playback, Dolby Mobile Surround Sound, and HDMI output.
As for the X5, it has essentially the same features: a 3.2 inch capacitive touchscreen display, high-speed HSDPA/HSUPA, accelerometer, LED Flash, and a five Megapixel camera.
Unfortunately, there still is no word on price or availability.
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 A lot of people like the iPhone 4 due to its flash. I am not talking about Adobe Flash, because no iPhone has that.
This is a simple attachment that fits on the end like the Mikey for older versions of the iPhone, and works really well in low-light situations when one LED is needed. No batteries are required, as it simply uses the juice from the iPhone itself.
The device costs about $40.
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 Elecom has made a very interesting SD card reader, made to attach to the computer via USB.
It’s good for the SD, microSD, and miniSD, and resembles something of a toaster, really. It is good enough for 64 GB at once.
You should be able to get it for about $48.
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