...soon. Oh so soon! And regarding the railing you need something like this: http://bit.ly/91FGSM :)... Read More

By Chris Oldroyd, Wednesday, Jul 20, 2011 | Certain cities in the US have started fining walkers on the streets if they are caught texting on their iPhone (or other mobile devices). If you have ever walked down a street while composing a short email or text message, you know how distracting it can be and how unaware you are of where you are and what is going on around you.This is leading to more and more accidents and the new system of fines is meant to make you more aware of the dangers. Earlier this year a woman from Pennsylvania was caught on video whilst walking through a shopping center. She was so engrossed in typing out her message that she fell right into a water feature. Yes this example was quite funny however it could have been a whole lot worse. Pennsylvania is now looking at putting an end Read More

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We all know that texting and driving is dangerous, but what about going beyond just sending short text messages, and actually composing and sending emails while driving? I'm voting for "stupid" as the proper adjective to use. iPhone Savior had a report this morning about Lane Roster, a Huntington Beach, California repo man who has taken driving and emailing to an extreme. Mr. Roster decided that he absolutely had to send emails while driving, so he mounted his iPhone on the dash of his car and loaded the Email 'n Walk app [app store], a program that uses a camera view of what's directly ahead of you as the backdrop to a standard email screen. Email 'n Walk, as the name implies, is designed to be used while walking. Roster, in a phone interview with iPhone Savior, stated that "If I can't email and drive or send an occasional text I Read More

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA - There's no denying the fact that texting while driving can be a potentially lethal combination. On Wednesday it was that Senators are seeking a nationwide ban to outlaw the sending of text and e-mail messages by drivers. Currently, texting while driving is banned in 14 states, including Alaska, California and New Jersey. A recent study by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute revealed that "Truckers who text while driving are 23 times more likely to crash or get into a near-wreck than an undistracted driver," according to a . The result of that study has had no impact on repo man Lane Roster, a devoted iPhone user with a zero tolerance for road safety. Roster decided to dash mount his iPhone 3G in order to send dozens of email messages each day from inside the cab of his pickup truck using the popular novelty app Email 'n Walk. Read More

There is a Mars Science Laboratory rover going to—guess where—Mars in 2011.  To build interest in this latest space exploration endeavor, NASA has put together a site where you can type in your name and your zip code.  That information will be stored on a microchip and will be on the Mars Science Laboratory rover.  Checking out the U.S. participation map, California and Texas are sending the most names to Mars.  Those numbers shouldn’t be taken to mean one name per submission.  I’ve seen some silly requests sent to NASA including the one above.  Looking around the world, the U.S. is sending plenty of names followed by Brazil.  The country least interested in sending names to Mars?  A country with the code “MQ” which I think is Martinique or “Master Quest” from Zelda. Congratulations, Gadgetell Readers—you are going to Mars.  [Source] The problem with technology is that even jerks can use Read More

A 15-year-old girl from Staten Island walked into an open manhole while texting. Luckily she's fine. The story doesn't say if she was using an iPhone, because hey if she was, she should have purchased Email 'N Walk from the app store. Read More

Email N Walk is an interesting email client for the iPhone. When you first open the app, you are given a subject line and a message box. What makes this email application unique is that it displays your camera in the background. So, instead of typing on a plain white background, you are given transparent boxes with the camera providing a live feed of what is in front of you. Tapping the "Send" button on the keyboard will direct you to the default email application, where you can fill the "to" address or any other information you would like. Originally, this application began as a practical joke, but soon gained popularity as time went on. The uses for this app could very well be boundless. If you want to watch TV while typing an important email, you can now do both. Or say you want to check somebody out without appearing Read More

On hésite un peu : l'idée est ingénieuse, ou complètement ridicule ? Quoi qu'il en soit, l'application Email'n Walk, disponible dès à présent sur l'App Store, vous permet de rédiger un email en affichant, en fond d'écran, ce que voit le capteur de l'appareil photo de l'iPhone. Ainsi, on peut taper un courrier sans pour autant perdre complètement des yeux l'environnement qui nous entoure, et par exemple éviter le poteau sur lequel on fonce sans s'en rendre compte Comptez 0,79 euro. Read More

Email n' Walk is one of the most innovative uses of the iPhone's camera I've seen in quite a while. It lets you compose a normal email, but the text fields are overlaid on top of the view from your iPhone's camera. Finally, a solution to embarrassing accidents where you walk into a signpost while typing on your phone -- not that I would know about that from experience, or anything. Email n' Walk can also be used to spy on suspicious characters while looking like you're nondescriptly writing a message. Fortunately, though, it's really meant for your safety, not for stalking. You can't take or save photos from it. Email n' Walk also doesn't replace the built-in Mail app on the iPhone. When you save your message, it pops open Mail so you can address and send it. You can pick up Email n' Walk for 99 cents in the Read More

Avec l'application Email'n walk, il est désormais possible de rédiger un mail tout en continuant de marcher puisque le fond d'écran de l'application n'est autre que la vue de votre appareil photo. Email'n walk est disponible sur l'AppStore au prix de 0,79€ Il fallait y penser ! Quels sont les retours des premiers testeurs ? Pas de chutes à déplorer ;-) ? Read More

Email n’ Walk overlays an email composition window on top of the view from your iPhone’s camera, so you can type out an email and watch where you’re going at the same time. It’s clever, silly and we’d say don’t use it for its recommended purpose unless you also have a death wish. You know what though….It also sort of works. And while we don’t recommend putting your life in the hands of your iPhone’s camera, it’s a neat idea. Though I can’t imagine actually using it for its intended purpose, I can imagine using it to do a little spying while I’m sitting down and typing out an email. When you finish composing an email in Email ‘n Walk, hitting send will open up a proper email window in Mail so you can choose your recipient and send it. Email ‘n Walk costs $0.99 and is an iPhone-only download from Read More