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AudioFly Announces New Headphones At CES 2012

Audiofly’s goal is to be a sound innovator, evolving current technologies into new, improved, hybrid in-ear designs. A focus on precision engineering, elegant design, user comfort and detailed clear sound define Audiofly products. Audiofly is headed by musicians and audio designers, creating quality in- ear headphones for music lovers.

Audiofly designs, manufactures, and markets premium in-ear headphones for musicians and consumers. The company is revealing its high quality, in-ear headphone product line-up at CES 2012.

Sales of Audiofly’s in-ear headphone products are scheduled to begin in March 2012. There are four initial Audiofly in-ear headphone products:

Griffin Helo TC iPhone Controlled Review

Rating: 10 out of 10
Pros: Quality construction metal frame, LED lights, Charges easily
Cons: A little hard to control for a beginner
Overall: I am a semi experienced RC Pilot and this thing really hits the mark!  Great fun flying with my iDevice!  This is a bit difficult to master, but the helicopter takes a minor beating and keeps going.  If you should break a few blades, Griffin includes some spare parts.
You can purchase this product from Griffin for $50.

Unboxing: Canon Powershot A2200 camera

Retails for $119.99 at Best Buy and so far it was worth the money. Stay tuned for more footage with upcoming picture and videos tests.

CookieCase for iPod Touch 4G

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: Makes pushing the buttons easy, Smoke back protects but shows through, very slim and light
Cons: The bottom opening is awkwardly cut, no screen shield included
Overall: A great case to make your iPod Touch 4G more like the design of the iPhone 4.  The brushed aluminum bezel has raised buttons that function easier than the sloped iPod ones.  This case comes flush with the screen and for the price I would have liked to see a screen shield included.  Very lightweight case, almost feels like nothing on at all.  Grab yours from www.cookiecase.com or through Amazon.com.

ZAGG Leatherskins for iPad 2 Smart Cover Enhancer

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Great new installation process makes it simple.  Protects back of iPad 2.  Very thick material.
Cons: Doesn’t protect the sides completely
Overall: If your looking for the minimal bulk, but excellent protection for your iPad 2 then check out the ZAGG LEATHER-skins for $29.99.  The new LEATHER-skins are engineered to match the Apple Smart Covers and come in all the complimentary colors of Polyurethane and Leather.  New three pull tab design makes installation a snap, leaves no residue behind and protects from dings, dents and scratches.  Works great with the Smart cover and now matches perfectly adding extra grip without adding any bulk.

JailBreakMe v3 Available Now

The extremely easy jailbreaking solution made available by Comex is back again, this time allowing users to jailbreak their iPad 2 devices. The original JailBreakMe was released some time ago for iOS 4.0. It used a PDF exploit in order to jailbreak devices, instead of using apps such as PwnageTool and Redsn0w. The ease of use is still the same, one swip and a minute or two later and your device is jailbroken. Unfortunately all of the bugs havent been worked out yet, due to the speed up release time. The jailbreak was leaked pushing Comex to release it sooner than he would have liked. So if you’ve looked into jailbreaking your device, i would suggest doing it now, and at least saving your SHSH blobs, it wont get any easier than this. As a reminder jailbreaking is reversible, you can always go back.

Visit jailbreakme.com on your iOS device to get started.

SW-Box iPhone 4 Optical 8x Camera Zoom Lens

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: Magnifies the camera up to 8x, great tripod mount can be used with or without the lens.
Cons: Camera is a little cumbersome and can break off easily from the case.
Overall: SW-Box has the best prices for high end cases without the name brand.  This camera kit can be found elsewhere for much more than this $21 price tag.  Although this isn’t a practical application, it is a fun novelty that really works as advertised.  Looking to get more from your iPhone’s camera?  Then grab yours by clicking here.