You see these things advertised and think nah, its a gimmick, but you get it any way, but this little thing below I found on a blog, and it was sold on one of my favourite web shops 7 Day shop, so I thought, a tenner go for it, and low and behold it does what it advertised to do, with no wires too, great little gizmo…
Louder and Clearer than before – Your iPhone, that is — and without using speakers. AirCurve is a cleverly-designed acoustic amplifier that turns your iPhone into a no-power-drain alarm clock on your night stand, or a mini sound system that never needs batteries or adapters.
AirCurve looks like a simple, elegantly minimal stand for your iPhone. But inside is a coiled waveguide “horn’ that collects the sound from the built-in speaker of your iPhone, amplifies it (by about 10 decibels), and projects it into the room. AirCurve’s waveguide has been mathematically engineered to deliver amazing amplification — you’ll swear there are full-sized speakers in there. And AirCurve’s see-through translucent polycarbonate body lets you appreciate the graceful curves inside that do all the work.
So will AirCurve charge my iPhone?
By itself, no. For this reason, we’ve added a pass-through slot so you can feed a dock cable through AirCurve. Connect that dock cable to your computer or power adapter and you can sync or charge while you listen.
AirCurve’s pass-through slot will accept Griffin’s Dock Cable (available separately) or the dock cable that came with your iPhone. It may accept others, as well.
Features
•Acoustically amplifies your iPhone
•Custom-engineered waveguide requires no power
•Allows syncing/charging using Griffin Dock Cable or the charge/sync cable that came with your iPhone
•Great for nightstand or tabletop•Amplifies by about 10 decibels.
Get it from 7 Day shop here..
Quick update post if you have a iphone and log on here you will already notice i`m sure the blog is now configured for IPhone and mobile format, won`t effect, so normal computer users, carry on please 
WordPress theme for IPhone here WPTouch
February 10, 2009
2.7.1, the first 2.7 maintenance release, is now available. 2.7.1 fixes 68 tickets. You can automatically upgrade from 2.7 to 2.7.1 via the Tools->Upgrade menu, or you can download the package and upgrade manually.
Consult the list of fixed tickets and the full set of changes between 2.7 and 2.7.1 for details
Ok we are running on the new 2.7 beta wordpress, all looks so cool at the moment, all i have to do now is find how to get to everything?
WordPress 2.7 Beta 1
By Ryan Boren.
The first public beta of WordPress 2.7 is here at last. Join the thousands of people already testing 2.7 by downloading 2.7 Beta 1. As previously mentioned on this blog, 2.7 is bringing a new visual design. This design is almost completely implemented, but there are still a few areas that aren’t quite finished in Beta 1. There are also several glitches in certain browsers. Beta 1 provides the best experience in Firefox and Safari. Don’t worry, we are working on IE and Opera and will have those looking good in time for the final release.
Speaking of the final release, it will not be available on November 10th as originally scheduled. We are two weeks behind schedule at the moment. We need a little more time to finish the visual design, do a round of user testing against that finished design, and do a proper round of public beta testing. Our plan is to keep working as if Nov. 10 is still the release date. However, instead of releasing the final 2.7 on the 10th, we will make a release candidate available instead. The release candidate is intended to be a high-quality, almost-finished release that we are comfortable recommending for broad use. After Nov. 10, the focus will be on fixing high impact bugs turned up by those of you testing the release candidate. I suspect 2.7 will be ready for final release by the end of November. A specific date will be set as we progress through the public beta cycle and get a feel for how solid the release is.
