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First Look: Bento iPhone
With its tiny keyboard, the iPhone might not seem like the best platform for building a database. But FileMaker says it has found a way to exploit the iPhone's interface, multi-touch gestures and Wi-Fi capabilities to make Bento for the iPhone as useful as its desktop counterpart. The result is an app that has many, but not all of the capabilities of its full-sized sibling.
Users of Bento 2 for Mac will recognize the basic elements of the database, which was first introduced last year as a consumer-level alternative to FileMaker Pro. The iPhone app comes with the same 25 templates as the desktop version, including ones for event planning, time billing, recipes and home inventory. iPhone contacts are loaded into the app automatically, but unlike the Bento 2 desktop client, iCal events and tasks are not supported.
Since FileMaker is owned by Apple, it's no surprise that the mobile Bento interface borrows from other apps included by default on an iPhone. Users will recognize several multi-touch tropes, such as the slot machine-style scroll wheels from Calendar, used to select dates. There is a touch of iTunes as well, in the form of Cover Flow-style menus. The app also makes use of touch-dialing commands.
Bento for the iPhone works with or without the desktop version, but the ability to sync with Bento 2 allows users to enter long strings of data on their Macs instead of using the more cumbersome iPhone keypad. Syncing also extends the reach of the desktop software, since iPhones can be used to take pictures or enter data in the field.
Some data can be synced to the iPhone to view, but not edited. This includes calculation fields, certain related records fields, and movie or sound files under 10MB in size. Some types of Bento content do not work at all with the app, including iCal material, file list fields, automatic counter fields, message list fields and smart collections. FileMaker mentions that the app includes an "iTunes-style search field," but it does not sport an Advanced Find feature, like the desktop version.
The company has released an updated version of Bento 2 to support mobile sync. If you've ever synced an Apple TV with iTunes, you already know what's involved in the sync process. Users enter a code number supplied by the phone, after which a small icon appears when the device is connected, along with a control panel that allows users to select which libraries to sync. Sync works through Wi-Fi, but ironically, not through the iPhone's USB sync cable. Based on a number of tests with different kinds of data, the transfer process generally takes just a few seconds. Larger files can of course bog down speed.
The iPhone's built-in camera allows users to take photos and immediately add them to a database; alternately, existing images can be uploaded. The feature is especially useful for the home inventory template, which creates a photo database of a user's valuables for insurance purposes.
There are some competing iPhone database apps including DDH Software's HanDBase and Facdatum's StoreIt, but FileMaker claims that Bento is the only app with a full desktop counterpart. The company adds that the upcoming iPhone 3.0 firmware could bring new features, such as support for cut and paste and audio notes.
Bento for iPhone is available at the App Store for $5. Bento 2.0v4 for Mac requires OS X 10.5.4 or higher, and costs $50.


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Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+Compare8.7 reviewBest described as a "super-sized" Galaxy S6 edge, the S6 edge+ differs with a bigger, 5.7-inch display (a 0.6 inch increase), larger 3000mAh battery (a 400mAh increase), and bigger overall size. Hardware-wise, we're once again looking at an Exynos 7420 SoC, driving the mains alongside 4GB of RAM. Memory choices are the usual as well - there are 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage variants available. As in the original phablet, there is no microSD card slot, and neither a removable battery.+ View Specs
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Apple iPad mini 2Compare8.5 reviewThe iPad mini with Retina Display kicker? That amazing 7.9" display carries the same resolution as the larger iPad. That's right, 2048x1536 pixels amounts to 326ppi pixel density, a record feat on a device that is basically all screen. Neither Nexus 7, nor the G Pad 8.3 can match this, but it's up to you if the premium design and the extra pixel density are worth the $399 starting price Apple is commanding for the iPad mini with Retina Display. Bear in mind that it is also incredibly thin and light, and all of that is achieved from an aluminum-crafted chassis that comes in the trendy Space Gray color now.+ View Specs
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Apple iPad mini 3Compare8 reviewThe iPad mini 3 is Apple's third-generation mini tablet, although technically, it is almost identical to its predecessor. The device offers a 7.9-inch Retina Display with a resolution of 2048 by 1536 pixels. Processing power is provided by an Apple-designed A7 system-on-chip, and up to 128GB of storage are available for storing files and media. In charge is the latest version of iOS, Apple's mobile operating system. All this is housed in a lightweight, 7.5-millimeter thin body made of premium aluminium. Unlike its predecessor, the iPad mini 3 has a Touch ID fingerprint scanner built into its home button.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 635Compare8 reviewThe Lumia 635 features a 4.5-inch ClearBlack display with FWGA (480x854) resolution and run on Snapdragon 400 quad-core CPU, 1 GB of RAM and a 5-megapixel shooter. It will be available in five colors with the option of changeable plastic back-panels shells.+ View Specs
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Sonim XP STRIKECompare8 reviewSonim XP Strike is a rugged feature phone compatible with Sprint's push-to-talk service. It is a mil-spec 810G rated device that can withstand 6-foot drops to concrete, as well as a 30-minute submersion in water. It can withstand rain, vibration, shock, salt fog and dust. Other features include a 2MP camera with flash, Bluetooth, FM radio, GPS and support for microSD cards.+ View Specs
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LG G StyloCompare6.5 reviewRunning Android 5.0 Lollipop, the LG G Stylo is by no means a high-end device. It's a mid-range one at best. The handset sports a pretty large 5.7-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixels, and is powered by a 64-bit, quad-core Snapdragon 410 processor clocked at 1.2 GHz. The new LG smartphone weighs 164 grams, measures 154.3 x 79.2 x 9.6 mm, and offers a 3000 mAh battery. Other features include LTE connectivity, Bluetooth 4.1, an 8 MP rear camera, 5 MP front-facing camera, 1 GB of RAM, and 8 GB of internal storage space.+ View Specs
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HTC Desire 510Compare6.5 reviewThe Desire 510 runs Android 4.4 KitKat with Sense UI, offering a 4.7-inch display with 480 x 854 pixels, a 5 MP rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of expandable internal memory, and a 2100 mAh battery. Interestingly, the Desire 510 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC with a quad-core CPU clocked at 1.2 GHz. The 410 is a 64-bit-capable SoC, but HTC didn't mention anything about this in the press release announcing the new handset.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0Compare6 reviewThe Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 comes with a 7-inch (800 x 1280 resolution) display, quad-core SoC, running at 1.2GHz and 1.5GB of RAM. Other features include Andorid 4.4 KitKat, 8GB internal storage, microSD slot, 3-megapixels back camera and 1.3-megapixels front shooter.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Grand PrimeCompare5 reviewThe Grand Prime comes with a 5 MP wide-angle front-facing camera that's "best-suited to capture" group selfies - or groupfies, as Samsung is calling them. On the back, the handset has an 8 MP camera with LED flash and 1080p video recording. Running Android 4.4 KitKat, the Galaxy Grand Prime further features a 5-inch display with 540 x 960 pixels, 3G connectivity, quad-core 1.2 GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM, and 8 GB of expandable internal memory.+ View Specs
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Apple iPad mini 4CompareThe iPad mini 4 has "all the power of an iPad Air 2" and packs an 8-megapixel camera. The screen resolution stays at a nicely sharp 2048 x 1536 pixels. As for design changes, the mini 4 now weighs just 0.65 pounds, a bit less than the iPad mini 3, which "tipped" the scales at 0.73 pounds. Starting at $399 for the 16GB version, the iPad mini 4 will also be available in the usual 64GB ($499) and 128GB ($599) variants.+ View Specs
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For these refreshing ruby-colored cocktails, freeze chunks of melon (select a dead-ripe, juicy, flavorful one). Blended with the melon as the only chilling agent, the drinks are not diluted and the delicate flavor of the fruit comes through. Cold watermelon can be substituted.
- 4 cups 1-inch chunks seedless watermelon
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- 1/2 cup Triple Sec
- 1/3 cup fresh lime juice
Place the melon chunks in a plastic bag, and freeze until solid.
Run the lime wedge around the rim of a large stemmed cocktail glass. Dip the moistened rim in salt. Set the lime wedge and glass aside. Repeat with the remaining wedges and 3 more glasses.
Transfer about 3/4 of the melon chunks, separating them, to a blender jar. Add the tequila, Triple Sec and lime juice and blend until fairly smooth. Add the remaining melon and blend until smooth. Divide the cocktail mixture among the prepared glasses. Squeeze a lime wedge into each cocktail, drop the wedge into the glass and serve immediately.
For an extra touch of color and flavor, mix 2 teaspoons finely minced lime zest (colored peel) into the salt before rimming the glass.
Recipe reprinted by permission of William Morrow. All rights reserved.
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