Yesterday we witnessed the much anticipated release of the Apple iPhone 4. Hundreds of people lined up outside retailers in the hopes of purchasing the phone as soon as possible. Who would be stupid enough to wait in a line like that? We would.

Yes, we’ve got one of these beauties in our hot little hands and already have a working prototype of a printable skin. Retail ready product to be released at the end of the week! Of course, you may want to stare at the beauty of the device at first. We almost hated to cover it up. But once we printed a skin with a seamlessly-matching wallpaper (which looks awesome on the hi-res screen) we were hooked.

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Gamers rejoice! Now you can customize your Nintendo DS or DS Lite with an inkjet printable skin. A great way to tell yours apart from your friend or sibling’s device.

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We’ve just released skins for two reasonably-priced phones from Samsung, the Acclaim and the Messager Touch. Very popular with kids, the Samsung Messager Touch is ideal for teens and younger. And who enjoys self-expression more than a teen? Let them get creative with skins that can be printed from their own computer.

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A little over a week ago, Apple released their innovative new device, the “iPad.” Although the name has drawn some controversy, we feel that this is going to be a highly successful product for Apple. Look out netbooks! We’ve developed a printable skin that covers the front bezel and the back of the device. Matching screen wallpapers are generated by our included SkinMaker software.

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It is estimated that RIM has captured 40% of the cellphone market. Businesses favor the BlackBerry because of it’s ability to push e-mail automatically from the company server to the end user. Face it, they’re everywhere. That’s why we’ve developed inkjet printable skins for the BlackBerry Bold 9700, Torch 9800, Storm 2, Curve 8520 and 8900. Add a little personality to your company phone. Don’t worry… there’s no adhesive residue.

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Daily Giz Wiz 1013: iaPeel
Hosts: Dick DeBartolo with Leo Laporte

Subject: Design your own iPod skin for printing on your inkjet printer with iaPeel.

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