Swatch Touch watches officially unveiled

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Watches with touch screens aren’t exactly new. There have been concepts drawn up in the past, and even the latest iPod Nano can double up as a watch with touch screen capabilities, but now it looks like Swatch, the popular watchmaker, has hopped aboard the bandwagon and officially announced their Swatch Touch series of watches.

Doing away with traditional buttons, the Swatch Touch will instead feature a touch screen LCD that will allow the user to perform a variety of functions, such as the ability to swipe between displays to view different time zones (two individually programmable timezones can be set). Users will be able to access the chrono, set their alarms, a timer and beep menus via the touch screen. The watches will be available in six colors – camouflage, pink, purple, black, white and turquoise and will be available 1st October for £100.

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White iPod touch to be launched in October?

White iPod touch to be launched in October? | Ubergizmo window.fbAsyncInit = function() { FB.init({ appId : '139683546053659', status : true, // check login status cookie : true, // enable cookies to allow the server to access the session xfbml : true // parse XFBML }); }; (function() { var e = document.createElement('script'); e.src = document.location.protocol + '//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js'; e.async = true; document.getElementById('fb-root').appendChild(e); }()); Network:Ubergizmo English, French, SpanishUberphones Subscribe to RSS Ubergizmo ReviewsMobileGamingAndroidAppleComputersGadgetsConceptsPhoto/VideoEvents |  Jobs Home > Apple > White iPod touch to be launched in October? White iPod touch to be launched in October? Tyler Lee 09/20/2011 06:55 PDT

In the upcoming weeks, Apple is expected to hold a press conference to announce their new lineup of iPods and hopefully the iPhone. While the iPod is popular in its own right, it’s probably not as grabbing as news on Apple’s next-generation iPhone, which is why not much has been known about the upcoming refresh to Apple’s series of iPods. 

Previous rumors have stated that the next refresh of the iPod touch will see it get 3G radio, essentially turning it into the iPhone but without traditional voice calling capabilities, but now according to MacRumors who has received new information, it seems that the next-generation iPod touch is not expected to be very different from the previous generation’s.

According to information given to them, the next-generation iPod touch will be available in white and get a new oleophobic coating for its display and a revised ambient light sensor. Apart from that it is expected to be nearly identical to the current fourth generation model. It is also expected to see a release in October, hopefully along with the iPhone 4S/5.

White components for the iPod touch have surfaced in the past, and if the information MacRumors was given is accurate, iPod touch users looking for a more exciting refresh will be disappointed.

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Epic 4G Touch user guide online

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The Samsung Galaxy S2 is arriving on Sprint this Friday as the Epic 4G Touch, and what better way to prepare yourself for its arrival than reading up everything about it? The folks over at Samsung have released the user guide for the Epic 4G Touch which means you can familiarize with all the different features of the phone before you even get to hold it in your hands.

There’s some new stuff in TouchWiz 4.0 that most of you probably haven’t tried out yet, so this guide will serve a as a good primer to Samsung’s trademark UI. Unless of course you plan to root it and load up a custom ROM as soon as you get take the phone out of the box. In the meantime, stay tuned for our upcoming Epic 4G Touch review .

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Kobo eReader Touch Edition arrives in German flavor

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Remember the Kobo eReader Touch Edition that we covered slightly more than a week ago that hit Best Buy? Well, it has now arrived in Germany, where over 80,000 German language titles in addition to 2.5 million eBooks are available for your reading pleasure, literally making it the largest eBookstore in Germany by far. Among the popular titles include the Perry Rhodan Series, Stieg Larsson’s “Verdammnis,” “Der ultimative Ratgeber fur alles” (Dieter Nuhr) and “Die Frau an seiner Seite” (Heribert Schwan).

It makes sense for Kobo to roll out the official launch at IFA 2011 which is held in Berlin, Germany, where visitors will be able to give Kobo’s localized German Touch eReader a run for its money right on the spot. Kobo will also put on offer free German-language apps for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android, where there is also an eReading app available for PlayBook as well. Apart from being localized, everything else about the Kobo eReader Touch Edition remains the same in terms of hardware as with the North American version. [Press Release]

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Is Your Church Social? Part 8 - Facebook - A Personal Touch

In my last article I talked about creating a Facebook Page for your church.  Facebook Pages are good, but there are some features in the Facebook Profiles which are not available in Facebook Pages.  Unfortunately, these deficiencies have seriously weakened the effectiveness of Facebook Pages for churches.  So, for your Facebook church marketing strategy, I recommend considering creating both.

Why Do I Want Both?

Simply put, Facebook Pages has some features that would be beneficial to your social church marketing and keeping your church members informed and a personal Facebook Profile has some other features which are also beneficial.  The other way of putting it is that neither Facebook Pages nor Facebook Profiles are quite up to the task on their own.

Your Facebook Profile:

One of the great features of Facebook is the news stories that are created within your profile.  When you add someone as a friend, every time they do something in their profile, like add pictures or post a comment, a news story is created in your profile.  Similarly, whenever you do something in your profile a news story is created in your friends' profiles.  This is great because it allows people to keep up with what's happening in their friends' profiles without having to go check every individual friend's profile one at a time.  Everything is done from within your profile.

The weakness of the Facebook Pages is that all these things done on the page do not necessarily create a news story in your fans profiles.  So, in many cases, fans have to actually go check the church's Facebook Page to see what's happening.  This hinders communication and leads to less people keeping up with the church's page because there isn't that constant reminder of a news story to go check the page.  That's why I recommend considering having both a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page.

The trick is that Facebook does not allow churches (or any other organization/business) to create a profile.  Profiles are only for people.  Luckily, most churches have people in them.

Create a Facebook Profile for a member of the church and have that profile be an extension of the church's Facebook Page.  For our example, let's say we make a profile for the Pastor.  When you post messages on the church's Facebook Page, post a message in the Pastor's profile as well.  Do the same with pictures and events.  By having a profile and a page you can have the benefits of the features of Facebook Pages and the communication of the news stories created by the Pastor's Facebook Profile.

The Draw Backs:

There are a couple of draw backs to having both a church Facebook Page and a member or Pastor Facebook Profile.

o    It's more complicated.  You end up having to post a lot of things twice so they are on both the page and the profile.

o    Messages written on the wall of the church Page's Wall don't create news stories.  Unfortunately, there really isn't any way to have this happen unless Facebook decides to make it possible.  They have improved the Pages over the past several months, so here's hoping...

o    If the Pastor creates a profile to be used for the church, they can't create a second personal profile.  Technically, I guess you could, but it does violate the terms of service and Facebook could suspend both profiles if they discovered what you'd done.  If the Pastor doesn't mind having the church stuff in his personal profile and his personal stuff in his church profile, then this isn't an issue, but if they wouldn't want to combine the personal and the church, then you have to make a choice.

By using both a Facebook Page and a Facebook Profile in your church marketing strategy you are better able to engage your congregation and your congregation's friends.  Once you have created both the Page and the Profile, encourage the members of your congregation who use Facebook to become both a fan and a friend.  For those who don't use Facebook, you may suggest they give is a try.  It's a great way to foster community and improve communication.  It's also a great way to evangelize which I will talk about in a later article.

Kurt Steinbrueck is the author of the Church Marketing Online blog. He has been providing Christian search engine optimization services for church marketing solutions. The article is available at http://churchmarketingonline.com.

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