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While its name suggest that it helps you send SMS while driving, the Text’n Drive iPhone app actually reads your email out loud and allows you to send out voice messages without touching your iPhone very much. Clever, but peculiar. More »

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I’ve never seen as much buzz about an iPad app as I’ve seen about Flipboard this morning. The word has been flying around Twitter like crazy, but what IS Flipboard?

As an introductory video starring Adam “lonelysandwich” Lisagor explains, it’s a constantly-updating iPad magazine based on the links your friends share. It’s also free, which is a nice perk.

Flipboard plugs into Facebook and Twitter to figure out what you might be interested in seeing — articles, photo albums, videos — and updates dynamically to show you those things. It’s a natural fit for the iPad, and the interface looks to be both beautiful and functional. Of course, the “social magazine” concept wouldn’t be complete if you couldn’t share things on your networks via Flipboard, so it also lets you post (it looks similar to Tumblr’s “reblog” feature) and Facebook Like things.

Is Flipboard as amazing as it looks, or is the hype unjustified? I don’t have an iPad (anybody want to send me one?), so I’d love to hear some comments from our readers who have actually tried it. One caveat: I’ve seen a lot of reports that Flipboard is having trouble keeping up with its instant popularity, so you might have trouble connecting your social accounts at first.

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Yahoo! Movies has just posted the first full-length trailer for David Fincher’s The Social Network.

The new trailer, which you can see above, actually includes some scenes from the film. The last two teasers have only given us a basic glimpse. It features much of the same dialog, but this time with the visual context.

Frankly, we think that it’s pretty brilliant.

For those of you unfamiliar with the premise, the film is loosely based on the book The Accidental Billionaires and it chronicles the foundation and rise of Facebook.

Although the film is about the early days of the social network, that doesn’t preclude the discussion of privacy and ownership. Sony’s campaign for the film is subtly drawing parallels between the issues facing Facebook today and the fictionalized account of its start. We think that’s a smart way to kickstart discussion around the movie itself.

As an aside, we also have to give huge props for the music choice in this trailer. It’s a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep” by the Belgium girls choir Scala.

What do you think about the trailer? Are you going to see the film when it hits theaters this October? Let us know!

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If someone you know would be daunted by an instruction to “just use Handbrake,” Elgato’s new Turbo.264 HD software makes it dead easy to convert video files from camcorders and computers for playback on iPads and iPhones and the rest.. More »

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As promised, the new iPhone system update fixes the signal display. Also as promised, it provides another “enhancement”: Taller signal bars! Free tip: If you paint flames on the back of your iPhone 4, it runs 2.3x faster. More »

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