Lunecase, the iPhone case that works by electromagnetism

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Lunecase is the original cover, simple and elegant and  uses the electromagnetism of our smartphone.  A very interesting Kickstarter project worth a good look.



Amazingly there are still cases that surprise us greatly. Is Lunecase event of, a simple, elegant and practical case using some features of our phone to get more for their performance but, above all, is simply brilliant level design, as you will see.

Lunecase basically consists of a sleeve capable of detecting calls or messages and display an icon on the LED back. But also it does not need connection, no battery or wire. This takes advantage of the electromagnetic fields generated by the circuits of our phone so that feeds the LED icon, which is incredibly sleek and futuristic, as shown in the images. Lunecase is a project still in its Kikcstarter phase but has already reached the limit specified for launch.

The developers behind this concept are the Ukrainian company Concepter, who already participated in the CES 2014 with other mills. The presence of Lunecase is spectacular, very elegant and tasteful. Something simple but very well designed, convenient when it comes to protecting and notifying. This is especially useful if you have the phone on silent and upside down, for example. And all this for a price that competes well with other covers that offer unless Lunecase.

It is probably a derivative of RFID circuits or induction, similar to the circuits used in wireless chargers. Lunecase is available for iPhone 5, iPhone and iPhone 5s 5c and shipments will begin in August this year.

Brightflash, the shell company that would be recorded iWatch brand worldwide

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Two days ago we saw how Apple began to protect their registered field of jewelery and watches brands, a sign that it is preparing to launch something in that product category. But as far as the brand "iWatch" means, there is a company called Brightflash that is recorded in the United States. But MacRumors has released data that make him suspect that behind Brightflash is Apple itself.

Little is known of this company is founded in the state of Delaware (where laws facilitate the creation of companies), and its management are unknown. He began to register the mark 'iWatch' while Apple did outside the United States, and is the official address of a building where hundreds of thousands of registered stock companies.

It would not be the first time that Apple uses another company to register a mark that you want to use

Brightflash has also recorded some brands in other countries, and although it could be that it was a small company that wants to take ownership of the brands that seek technological giants concludes that it is not very likely because they are going too fast to coincide with the Apple decisions. 

Would not be the first time Apple has used shell companies to register brands: the iSlate it was owned by Slate Computing and brand iPad it was IP Application Development. Both were found to be controlled by Apple, who simply recorded the possible names of your tablet. We still do not know if that "iWatch" is a disposable iSlate name as it was, but these signals leave us less and less doubt that Apple is preparing for a new product.

Apple updates the firmware for the AirPort to protect them from failure Heartbleed

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Apple already said it was not vulnerable to fatal error called SSL Heartbleed, but apparently have been missing a few tweaks: the company has released an update for the AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule precisely to protect against this vulnerability.

According to Apple, this update (version 7.7.3 firmware) is only necessary in the AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule AirPort wireless connectivity AC and Back to My Mac enabled. The other older models do not require this update.

If you have a recent model, then you touch update via Airport Utility tool OS X or iOS. And remember: computers and mobile devices from Apple do not need no security updates to protect against this. Nonetheless, we can take precautions.