Carry your smart phone in a jeans pocket

If you'd like to carry your phone in a jeans pocket, but not necessarily one on the jeans you happen to be wearing, check out the Tunewear STRAPOCKET Jeans for iPhone and Samsung Galaxy.  The pocket is made of a stretchy material that allows it to accommodate an iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4x4S, 5), iPod touch (1st-5th generations), or a Samsung Galaxy phone (s1 /si / i9000; s2 / sii / i9100; s3 / siii / i9300; or s4 / s iv / i9500).  It has two pockets – a large one for the phone and a smaller one for earphones or a card or two.

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First Firefox Mobile OS Device, ZTE Open, Available Tomorrow In Spain

Mozilla announced its Firefox Mobile OS earlier this year, and since its reveal, we've seen a number of handset makers announce they'll be creating their own Firefox Mobile device, which also includes a tablet, in the near future. One handset manufacturer is ZTE, which its ZTE Open recently made its way through the FCC, will soon be launching its device as well as Alcatel to consumers very soon. How soon. Well – how about tomorrow.
Starting tomorrow, consumers in Spain can purchase the 3.5-inch ZTE Open costing only €69, which converts to $90, as well as €30 ($39) as pre-paid credit.

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Diamond-encrusted phones from Saveili run Android

Luxurious smartphones seem to have their place in the world as jewelers can't seem to stop making them. The latest comes from Saveili, a Geneva-based company owned by Alessandro Saveili, and its first run is the Jardin Secret line of 11 smartphones, many of which run Android. The phones are crafted with fine leather, 18-carat gold and a variety of encrusted stones. We're not sure what this smartphone has inside — which is what counts more for most of us here — but these don't tend to be very powerful devices.
Regardless, this line aimed for women should satisfy anyone with finer tastes.

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Appealing To Casual Gamers Might Have Killed The MMORPG Genre, According To Developer

For World of Warcraft gamers who have played the game since vanilla, you guys can probably agree that the game has become a bit too "easy" in the sense that obtaining items has become a relatively easy process. An example would be how warlocks can obtain their mounts at their trainer for a few gold, rather than go through a long, arduous, and expensive quest line. Former World of Warcraft team lead, Mark Kern, thinks that the game has gotten too easy as well, and in his opinion (in his guest blog on MMORPG.com), by appealing to casual gamers it might have very well killed the MMO genre.

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Automic assists Morrisons in delivery of unique vertical proposition

UC4 rebrands as Automic to meet customer demandAustria, 1st July 2013 – Automic, the world’s most comprehensive platform in automating businesses, today announces that one of the UK’s largest supermarkets, Morrisons, has used automation capabilities to run and build its vertically-integrated operation, including manufacturing and retail.Morrisons operates a different business model to other supermarkets, by manufacturing, sorting, grading and packing its own produce.

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Blizzard Working On Battle.net Desktop Client

Good news gamers who play Blizzard games, it looks like the company is working on a Battle.net desktop app which will replace the launchers that you currently use for your various Blizzard games, such as Diablo 3, World of Warcraft, and StarCraft 2. The desktop client is expected to unify their games rather than have separate launchers, while at the same time it is also expected to be similar to Valve's Steam platform.

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The Brand That Is Formerly Known As Carl ZEISS

I am quite sure that many of us are familiar with the name Carl ZEISS, especially those who are huge fans of the world of photography. Well, the "ZEISS" part is involved in far more than just being in the realm of photo-optics, as the company has been around long enough to be involved in a pretty wide industry scope (pardon the pun), having dealt with microscopy, metrology, planetariums, and even semiconductor manufacturing technology. Having said that, Carl Zeiss has been using the "ZEISS" brand for some time already, and we see most of it on smartphones that carry the "Carl Zeiss" branding on their cameras.

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