According to the source, the new version iPhone 4 should be ready within a week time point. Both iPhone 4S & 5 will features a more spacious touchscreen, better feeler, and a 8 megapixel camera. It seems Apple does expect a late September launch.

[via Engadget]

New Potato Technologies has introduced FLPR, which is a new ‘accessory+app’ that transforms iPhone and iPod touch into a universal remote control! FLPR lets users control multiple electronic devices, including televisions, cable and satellite boxes, stereophonic system systems, lights, ceiling fans and just about anything else that uses an infrared remote control controller.

FLPR is apparently dead easy to set up. After buying the FLPR infrared frequency interface and pop it into the iPhone/iPod touch dock connector, users simply download the free people FLPR app from the App Store. Once the app is launched, choose the device “type,” select “brand,” “name it” and “use it.” It’s that easy. FLPR comes pre?programmed with over 14,000 remote control controller codes, including all major electronics brands. FLPR is also a acquisition remote, substance you tin can easily teach FLPR the computer code for that old relic, creating a blade new remote control.

The user?friendly, stylish port of FLPR rivals that of expensive, high gear?end universal joint remotes. What’s more, FLPR can be personalized with the included free people background skins. The screen for each device you control tin can wealthy person a distinct look so you can instantly tell the remote control for the television system apart from the iPod docking auditory sensation organisation. FLPR has a kitchen stove of about 30 feet and is powered by the iPhone/iPod touching.

The app itself is free and is available now – the hardware dongle (supplement) has just been released, and you’ll be able to get it from the newpotatotech.com website, and also at Best Buy stores, for $79.99.

FLPR (Јfree) [iTunes link]