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Leather case for the iPad 2


Once again, the designers and developers have tried to create iLuv cover for iPad tablet and did not disappoint the growing audience of admirers. Buyers production unit from Apple is well known for the brand under the name of which produced the most stunning accessories for iPad, iPod, iPhone. The latest sensational inventions included: Docking station iMM190 App Station, which turned the smartphone from Apple's All-acoustic device, and musical cover MusicPac iPad Speaker Case, equipped with powerful speakers and volume control.
Another novelty was the leather case iLuv iCK826, combining stylish design, practicality and functionality. Like its metal "colleague" Aluminium Keyboard Buddy Case, Case has a hardware keyboard, which makes it much easier typing and working with it. The user can send email, enjoy spending time in the network, create and edit notes with even greater convenience, thanks to plug-in keyboard.
Successfully competes with manufacturers of plug-bluetooth-keyboard, built-in covers for the iPad 2, the cooperation of firms and ZAGGfolio Logitech (eg model Logitech Keyboard Case by ZAGG for iPad 2).
Despite the huge variety of models of bluetooth-keyboards, is quite problematic pick up that option, that will suit you. But this time the iLuv iCK826 is a happy exception, successfully combining all the advantages. Keypad buttons are pleasant to the touch, are made ​​from high quality plastic and have the same mechanism of action, which is used in laptops. This provides the required response time, reliability and durability. A total of 81 key keyboard housed.
Stand has an additional area for the wrists, made with all the requirements of ergonomics. The surface of the accessory is made of leather, which makes him not only a beautiful view, but also provides resistance to external damage.The keypad can be removed from the case and, if necessary, replace the other. Keeps it with Velcro and can be removed without problems. Battery lets you work with the tablet about thirty days at no additional charge, which is a significant parameter in the selection of accessories.
In the active use of the device can run for 5 days. used to charge USB-port that allows you to eat from a computer or power adapter. Case has all the necessary cutouts for connectors devices that can be attached to the Tablet PC. ILuv iCK826 also has two positions: horizontal, print, and diagonal for viewing images and video files. For the tablet can be easily connected camera, for which there is a special place in the bag.
On the official websites of implementing iLuv iCK826, cover can be purchased for $ 130. However, due to transportation, dispatch and customs clearance through the border, the cost of enhancement increases and a half to two times.


Five Smart Phone Applications that Pays

Here’s a sure-fire way to earn a little pocket money. Use your smartphone to snap a photo of a restaurant or scan a barcode in a store. You can earn cash or gift certificates. Companies pay for such information, often because they want to know how their stores and products look in the real world. Here are five free smartphone apps that can earn you money.

1. Gigwalk

Gigwalk is a free iPhone application that notifies its users when “gigs” are available in their area. A gig can range from taking a photo of a restaurant menu or street sign to confirming that a product is in a store and pays between $4 and $7. The more gigs a Gigwalker completes, the more “Gigwalk Streetcred” one earns. Streetcred helps unlock higher paying jobs, which can pay up to $90.
Gigs are available in eight major US cities: New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Miami, and Seattle. The app uses Google maps to guide a “Gigwalker” to each gig.
“As I walk home, I probably pass 1,000 gigs and I choose the ones I like,” says Jennifer Silver, a human resources manager at a Boston architecture firm. She uses the money she earns to pay her $140 monthly phone bill. “It’s a really easy way to do what you want when you want to do it,” she adds.


2. Field Agent

By using a free iPhone app, “field agents” nationwide can find jobs in their area. Agents perform jobs like going into a retail store and snapping a photo of a display, or going to a gas station to note the conditions of the building, signs, or candy display. Companies want to ensure that a display is set up correctly and an aisle in a chain store looks the same in every location. Essentially, agents function as the eyes and ears of a company by completing each job.
“You can say that a product is out of stock, but when you see a picture and see 12 slots out of stock and in disarray … the photos take it to the next level,” says John Bull, founder of Field Agent, based in Fayetteville, Ark.
A job generally pays between $3 and $8, but it can pay more depending on the difficulty. Some jobs, like surveys, can be done at home, while others can be found using a built-in Google map.
“It’s my favorite secret,” says Janelle, a stay-at-home mom who lives just outside Phoenix. “I’ll go out in a day and can make $100 in five hours.” Since she joined in April this year, Ms. Cavangh has earned $987 and won an iPod touch in one of the company’s social media competitions.
“It could not be any easier,” says Keith Celia who lives in the Chicago area and has earned $630 since downloading the app. “It’s actually kind of fun.”
There are currently about 120,000 agents in the US. Field Agent apps are also available for the United Kingdom and Australia.

3. CheckPoints

CheckPoints is an iPhone and Android app that allows users to get points by going to stores – electronic stores, pharmacies, supermarkets, and so on. Then they check in through the free app and scan barcodes of products. After a scan, a digital coupon or interactive marketing message can pop up. The idea is to reward people for coming into a store, and boost the chance that they’ll buy something featured on the “virtual endcap” – advertised products on the to-be-scanned list.
The points can be used to redeem gift certificates to stores and restaurants, airline miles, or a donation to a charitable cause. Gift certificates are available at CVS, GameStop, and Fandango, among others. To win even more points – without going to another location – users can scan a designated “featured product” and earn a coin. Coins can be used to play games in the bonus area, which can result in thousands of points for a single win.

4. WeReward

With an iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry smartphone, you earn points every time you check-in on the WeReward app. Every point equals one penny, and once a user earns 1,000 points, the cash can be redeemed via PayPal.
Each business decides the number of points a check-in is worth, which could be five points or 200 points for a check-in and photo at a certain restaurant. Points can also be earned by completing designated tasks in any location, like snapping a photo of someone, or you, drinking a Jones soda.
To use the application, you must have a Facebook, Twitter, or FourSquare account.
Points can also be earned by referring friends to WeReward. Each friend who then joins earns you 10 percent of all of their check-in points.

5. MyLikes

MyLikes allows you to create endorsements for products and services, and then share them using your social media account on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, or YouTube. An endorsement can be a sponsored tweet, a self-created video, or a sponsored Tumblr post.
The amount of money per click or per view is based on a “social score.” The score is calculated using engagement metrics such as likes on Facebook or retweets on Twitter, and how often your friends or followers clicked on previous endorsements.
The app is available for the iPhone and Android. Using the technology of their phones, MyLikes users can take photos of favorite products or check into locations, which they can then endorse.