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Replacing iOS 7.1.1, iOS 8 is tipped for a grand preview on Apple's 2014 WWDC edition that will kick off in early June and on the same event, what the iPhone 6, which is true for both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models, is actually capable of will be displayed in full glory.


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Logitech Powershell 

 Probably the best designed gaming controller for the iPhone we’ve seen so far, the Logitech Powershell is made solid, with a rubbery surface that’s comfortable to hold. It’s also sturdy and compact enough to be stored loosely in a bag or pocket. The Powershell is built to slot the iPhone directly inside, without having to pull the controller apart to fit it in (unlike the Moga Ace Power controller). The phone retains all of its independent functions while attached to the Powershell, and the headphone jack and lock button remain attainable so that users can listen to music and lock their phone at all times. Despite its great design, some reviewers have criticized the Powershell’s single D-pad and lack of analog sticks

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Sony SmartWatch 2

If you’re looking for a gadget to accessorize your smartphone, a smartwatch is a logical place to start. The Sony SmartWatch 2 is only one of many options, but its simplicity and good price point (it’s $100 cheaper than Samsung’s Galaxy Gear) make it a good pick. Like any worth-while watch, this model cleanly bridges the gap between functionality and style. The SW2 comes equipped with a basic rubber band that can also be upgraded with a leather or metal alternative for added class. On the tech front, the watch comes with a 1.6 inch, sun-readable display that’s perfect for checking notifications, browsing media, and ...reading the time, obviously. On a different note, we’re tremendously excited to see what the iWatch will offer when it is eventually released.

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Misfit Wearables Shine 

A refreshing take on previously existing fitness trackers, the Misfit Shine is a stylishly designed gadget that can be worn in a variety of ways. It’s great for daily use, as it is small and unintrusive -- so much so that some reviewers have said it is almost too easy to forget about! It relies on iOS systems to sync stats with a user’s phone, which compensates for the gadget’s minimalistic interface. Oh, and it has a four month battery life, compared to the Fitbit Force’s 7 to 10 day life. Not bad, if you want our opinion.

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Withings Pulse 

he road to six-pack abs and an all-round better level of fitness is made up of tens of thousands of steps taken, calories burned and elevated heartbeats per minute. This wearable smart activity tracker monitors all of that and more. To further assist you keep track of your progress, you can even pair it up with your iPhone or Android for more options and health statistics on the go. What sets the Withings Pulse apart from its competitors is the inclusion of an easy to use heart-rate sensor. Besides measuring your BPM at the gym to see when you’ve entered the zone, the product’s creators suggest you measure how much your heart rate rises before that hot date -- bet it’s not low. Another helpful feature is its ability to measure your sleep cycles to find out how long you are in light sleep, deep sleep or awake. There are plenty of useful things you can do with the Withings Pulse, it’s just up to you to keep track of your progress and use it.

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