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iPhone With Black Diamond Is The Worlds Most Expensive/Costliest Smart Phone
Stuart Hughes, known for crafting luxury Apple devices covered in precious metals and encrusted with rare stones, has created the most expensive iPhone 5 - embedded with a rare black diamond. News has it that a Chinese businessman, the owner of the black diamond, contacted Stuart Hughes about his gold iPhones, and commissioned the handset. The Black Diamond iPhone 5 is priced at a whopping $15 million.
World's costliest iPhone 5
Apparently, it took nine weeks to re-create the chassis of the iPhone 5 in solid gold, and the complete handset has been finished by hand. The single, flawless, deep cut black diamond weighs in at 26 cts and aptly replaces the home button of the smartphone. The chassis is inlaid with approximately 600 white flawless diamonds with full gold dressing on the back. It has about 135 grams of 24ct gold and a sapphire glass set in the screen. The back also has the Apple logo showing off 53 flawless diamonds.
This isn’t the first time that the iPhone 5 has got such luxurious treatment. We have seen Hughes create the limited-edition (100 units) iPhone 5 decked in 18-carat gold and gold and diamond finishing. It also boasts of a diamond studded Apple logo. We have seen Apple’s iPad too flaunt not only precious stones and metals but also a T-REX's thigh bone and a 75-million year old rock. It was called the world’s most expensive iPad 2 dubbed History Edition built with 2kgs of gold and several diamonds.
In the meanwhile, here is a quick look at the specifications of the iPhone 5:
- 4-inch, 326ppi Retina display at 1136 x 640 pixels
- GPRS, EDGE, EV-DO, HSPA, HSPA+, DC-HSDPA, LTE and Wi-Fi
- GPS
- Bluetooth
- 8 megapixel camera with 1080p HD recording, 720p front-facing camera
- 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions
While all this looks and sounds fancy, do you think a tech enthusiast with $15 million to throw away would ever buy such a device?
SetMyCamPro for iPhone and iPad lets you remotely access your DSLR
SetMyCamPro is an app for iPhone and iPad that offers the best settings to capture a perfect photograph by accessing the camera. You need an IR Transmitter to remotely trigger your DSLR (select Canon and Nikon cameras only). It has Field of View (FoV) utility with image stabilization, brightness adjustment and image enhancement features that has been introduced in the latest version 1.1 update last week. It also assists in camera configurations for both Depth of Field (DoF) and minimum shutter speed recommendations.
The In app assistance guide offers you insights about the features. This app would be much useful for both newbies and professional photographers.
Features of SetMyCamPro for iPhone and iPad
- DoF – Aperture (f/stop) settings for more advanced photographs
- FoV – Composition assistance for award winning photos
- Remote Camera Triggering for group photos or advanced compositions
- Shutter Speed Recommendations to prevent blurred pictures
- Capture instant images, time lapse images, High Dynamic Range images and more
- Distance unit conversion calculator
- In app assistance guide
- Flashlight utility for supported devices
- Supports English and Metric units
Download SetMyCamPro app for the iPhone and iPad from the Apple iTunes Store for $5.99 / Rs. 350.
Facebook for iPhone and iPad v6.0 update brings Chat Heads and Stickers
Facebook for iPhone and iPad received the major update to version 6.0. This update brings Chat Heads feature for Messaging that was available for Facebook Messenger for Android last week. You can’t use chat heads outside the Facebook application like Android, but you can use it when you’re doing other stuff on Facebook, like checking your News Feed. This update also brings option to add large stickers to Facebook messages, instead of smileys. Facebook is also rolling out improved News Feed design that was announced last month.
Features of Facebook for iPhone and iPad v6.0
Chat Heads: Keep chatting even when you’re doing other stuff on Facebook. Tap chat heads to reply, drag them around, or flick them down to close.Tap the smiley to add stickers to your messages. Get more stickers in the Sticker StoreView the Original article
