Love It or Leave It? iPod Nano Clutch

GeekSugar — Tue, 15 May 2007 07:00:14 PDT

How do you feel about having your money, credit cards and iPod nano in an all-in-one clutch? The pacific design uptown clutch by Kolobags is one of those functional wallets that will hold pretty much everything...and it still manages to be sleek and fashionable. A fold over pocket allows you to control your iPod without opening the clutch and a mesh earbud/wire storage pouch keeps your earbuds in place. Colors include sky blue with orange interior, pink with white interior, or cherry red with yellow interior. Priced at $30. What are your thoughts? Too multi-functional for your liking?

5 Reasons Why the iPhone 4 Is the Second Most Popular Camera on Flickr

Kristy Korcz — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 11:33:21 PDT

Flickr is one of the most widely known photo-sharing sites for professional shutterbugs. But according to a new graph released by the Yahoo-owned site, recreational iPhone 4-toting photographers are gaining ground.

The graph shows the most popular cameras used on the site: Nikon D90, Apple iPhone 4, Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Canon EOS Rebel T1i are the most popular. Another interesting graph details the most popular camera phones used for uploads with the iPhone 4, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, HTC EVO 4G, and iPod Touch rounding out the top five. Why is the iPhone so widely used among photographers? I've got five reasons for you. Check them out below.

Portability - The iPhone 4 is tiny, and can slide right into your bag, pocket, or clutch with minimal bulk, which is quite the contrast to bigger, more professional-grade cameras.
Camera apps - Photoshop, Camera+, and Hipstamatic make it easy to turn regular images into something extraordinary.
Social features - Instagram and its offspring, like Postagram, let users share their images with various groups of friends instantly rather than hooking up to a computer, downloading images, then uploading them to their social networks.

See the rest after the jump.