Strike a tune or play simultaneously with your favorite music with the new Chords for iTunes as made possible by iPlayMusic. Now, you don’t just listen to your favorite music via your iPhone or iPod. You can play along with various tunes made popular by artists like Green Day, James Taylor, Jimmy Buffett, Matchbox 20, White Stripes and more.

The musical tunes are presented in video for easy playback and learning, a perfect app for the people who are starting to learn the ropes on how to be good musician. Improve on your musical learning experience and rendering with this new app which you can access by simply installing the Mac version of iPlayMusic’s software.

Click on the Shop button and start browsing. If a selected song is not already present in your iTunes library, the iPlayMusic software will prompt you to purchase it from the iTunes Music Store. Once the song is in place, simply click the playback button and let the jamming begin.

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One of the underrated features of the Blackberry Smartphones today has to be their video capturing capability. Similar to most camera phones in the market today, the Blackberry series can likewise be used proficiently to capture and upload videos. Perhaps a new software in the RealPlayer SP can make things easier, just in case the real issue is concerning the software that Blackberry owners use today.

RealPlayer SP automatically converts video for playback on the powerful media player that comes on BlackBerry smartphones, delivering clear and vibrant video with great sound quality. And with microSD cards that currently support up to 16 GB per card, customers can easily expand storage to carry more videos wherever they go.

The RealPlayer SP Beta is available for free to download at the RealPlayer website. Support for h.264 video conversion, DVD playback, and DVD burning is available to those customers who upgrade to RealPlayer Plus SP for $39.99.

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If you were bummed about the Samsung Jet’s US availability you have no worries because the almost identical looking Omnia II (pictured above) was just announced. This handset will be the successor to the Omnia and will feature specs identical to what was leaked earlier this month.

Samsung’s Omnia II will feature a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen with resistive touch, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional with Samsung’s TouchWiz 2.0 UI, the ability to playback and record 480p video, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, Wi-Fi and up to 48GB of storage.

Now considering Samsung’s original Omnia was on Verizon I think it’s safe to assume the Omnia II will also make its way to the carrier at some point in the near future.

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Samsung Electronics is set to unveil a new phone that will be added to its Symbian S60 lineup with the entry of the Samsung B5100. This new phone is showcased by a metallic case that is somewhat similar to the i7110 that is likewise under the Symbian S60 roster.

Among the features that this phone boasts of include:

• QVGA display
• HSDPA connectivity
• Wi-Fi, GPS
• Bluetooth
• USB 2.0
• Supports DivX playback
• 3MP camera with LED flash

For now, there is no official word on when the Samsung B5100 would become available but many are speculating it may be along the price range of the i7110 valued at €499.

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In what seems to have first been a concept, LG Electronics has formally announced that its wearable 3G Touch Watch Phone (GD910) will officially be launched in the global market next month for around $1,200. With the intro of this new watch, a new type of shape, size and interface is expected to storm into the market, something similar to the James Bond movies we have been used to see. been used to see.

Boasting a 13.9mm-thickness, the 3G Touch Watch Phone delivers functions of a cell phone on a small size device like a watch. In particular, it supports 7.2Mbps HSDPA(High Speed Downlink Packet Access) network as well as video telephony with a built-in camera. It also comes equipped with a 1.43-inch full touch screen, the 3G Touch Watch Phone features mp3 playback, waterproof support, TTS(Text To Speech) function, Bluetooth connectivity and more.

That is quite a list of features that should make the initially seen concept model into a living demand. The price tag may be heavy on the pocket but that is the price you have to pay for a loaded phone oozing with new features and of course overall design.

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