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Conmen replace iPhones, laptops with Coke and spudsNetwork WorldThe conmen have been approaching the public, showing iPhones and laptops and offering to sell them for bargain prices. Having parted with their cash the unsuspecting people open the bag to discover they have been sold bottles of water or Coke rather …and more »

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Wired (blog)

iPhone Photo Accessories: Which Gadgets Are Best?Wired (blog)Laptop Magazine agreed, and expounded on the potential the device unlocks. They noted that a dedicated point-and-shoot couldn't swap a fish-eye for a macro as quickly as the Olloclip can. Macworld like that "the fisheye and wide-angle lenses also have …and more »

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Wired (blog)

iPhonography Accessories: Which Gadgets Are Best?Wired (blog)Laptop Magazine agreed, and expounded on the potential the device unlocks. They noted that a dedicated point-and-shoot couldn't swap a fish-eye for a macro as quickly as the Olloclip can. Macworld likes that "the fisheye and wide-angle lenses also have …and more »

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Macleans.ca

When did my eyebrows go rogue? It's official: I'm getting olderMacleans.caBut my laptop was in for a memory upgrade and, dammit, I couldn't find my iPhone. I rummaged through bags and coats. I looked on and under tables. My frantic search was producing a fair bit of noise, so I stopped to press mute.

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Macworld UK

Bargain Hunters Spend $4700 On Potatoes, Cans Of Coke Disguised As iPhones …Cult of Mac$4700) since February by selling bottles of water, cans of Coke, and bags of potatoes which they claim to be iPhones and laptops. In some cases they are taking £1400 (approx. $2200) per transaction. The gang have been approaching the public and showing …Conmen replace iPhones, laptops with Coke and spuds Macworld UKall 4 news articles »

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