News July 6, 2012

USBFever Gives Photographers a Nod with New iPhone / iPad Accessories

Fancy taking better images with your mobile devices? Trying to keep your mobile Apple gear super-stable while you snap some sharp images? Well then mosey on over to USBFever to take a look at two of their newest offerings for iPhones and iPads and start snapping away in stable bliss!

First up is the $18.99 Remote Shutter Release Cord for iPhone / iPad. Connect your iDevice of choice to a tripod and insert this clever shutter into the 3.5mm audio jack and Presto! Vastly reduced shaking since you won’t be handling the device.

This accessory is compatible with:
- The New iPad (iPad 3rd Generation)
- iPad 2
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 4S

NB: Tripod is not included with the Remote Shutter, but USBFever offers an iPod / iPhone mini-tripod here.

Next up is the $13.99 Universal Tripod Buddy for Tablets / iPads. USBFever is sharing the photographic love with tablet owners with their Tripod Buddy. This adapter permits tablet users to set up a stable base for their tablet and potentially take sharper pictures. Hm, perhaps a finger painter or the like might flip tablet within the mount and set up an easel…many possibilities here.

This case is suitable for (see specifications below):
- Apple iPad 1, iPad 2, iPad 3
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1″ II
- Samsung Galaxy P7100 Tab 10.1″
- Samsung Galaxy Tab T-Mobile
- Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000
- Samsung Galaxy Tab CDMA
- Samsung Galaxy P6800 Tab 7.7″
- Motorola Xoom MZ601
- Motorola Xoom MX604
- Motorola Xoom MZ600
- LG Optimus 3D P920
- HP Touch Pad
- Blackberry Playbook LTE
- Blackberry Playbook- etc

Between these accessories, why, a clever artiste could rig up an antique camera box, insert an iPhone or tablet, throw a black shroud over the camera housing and themselves and be a veritable techie steampunk Ansel Adams.

Tags: Apple iPad Gear, Apple iPhone and Touch Gear, Apple iPod and Touch Devices

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A senior software tester and network admin for a small hi-tech multimedia company that produces a number of online applications for several tech giants. Bryan got his professional start in PC technology when he discovered research PhDs in his second job out of college were not very computer savvy. The one upshot of working in that lab is that he met his future wife there, a fellow science geek as well. Bryan has been hooked on computers since his Commodore 64 days, when absurd amounts of was spent entering pages on machine language code for equally absurd simple games. Back in 2005 Bryan received an Axim X51v as a Christmas gift and he has been fiddling with mobile tech ever since. He recently joined the legions of iPhone enthusiasts where phones are concerned, but has dabbled with Blackberry, WebOS and Windows Phone OSes as well. When not busying himself with tech-oriented tasks Bryan likes spend time cooking (he has over 90 cookbooks, yet still jumps on the internet to find culinary info), reading, working in his garden, calligraphy, and spending time with his wife, two sons, two cats and a miscellaneous dog.

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The volume up button will snap photos on an iPhone vis iOS 5.

Any volume up button works.

Like the one on a wireless bluetooth keyboard. Even some bluetooth headsets work.