The only Apple news worth reading…

StarCraft II Gameboard sounds like an interesting iOS app.  It lets you remotely control your StarCraft II game from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. The biggest problem with this app is that it’s only compatible with StarCraft II running on a Windows machine.

Starcraft 2 Gameboard should be available in the App Store in mid-September for $2.

The Starcraft 2 Gameboard is set for release in September 2010. With the Starcraft 2 Gameboard, you will be able to remotely control your Starcraft 2 game from your iPhone, Ipad, or Ipod touch.  It will include many great features such as mini-map control, detailed unit statistics, and easy touch access to the games most important hotkeys and macros.

Frostfire created an iPhone case that has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery at the base with a small solar panel embedded on it to extend the battery life of your iPhone 4 while on the go. The Mooncharge battery case, when fully charged, will provide 315 hours on standby or 5 extra hours of talk time. Frostfire doesn’t indicate how long it will take for the battery to fully charge using the solar panel, but they do say that placing the case in the sun for 20 minutes gives about 50 minutes on standby or 5 minutes of talk time.

The Mooncharge Hybrid Solar Battery Case is available on their website for $69.99.
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Your guess is as good as mine on what this new Mac application, Courier, actually does. The developer, Realmac Software, says it will come out “in about a week.” Federico Viticci at MacStories.net is the only reviewer and says that he can’t really say what the app does, but that “Courier is great, and will probably turn out to be one of the best apps released on Mac this year.”

I guess we’ll just have to wait and see, but the teaser video is pretty cool.

iPliz is an interesting program for Mac OS X that lets you remotely access your files, but I’d much rather use cloud storage options like Dropbox and MobileMe’s iDisk.

From iPliz:

iPliz is software that allows to you remotely access your Mac through email messages. This means you can submit tasks to your Mac from any device capable of sending email, or through webmail. Some examples of stuff you can do with iPliz: Read more

From Bornrich.com:

Brabus, one of the most respected tuning companies in the world, has now unveiled its latest creation, the Brabus iBusiness. Based on the Mercedes-Benz S600, the Brabus iBusiness four-seater luxury sedan packs in a range of multimedia features, including two iPads in the rear seats with Bluetooth keyboards and mouse,an ultra-small Mac minicomputer under the rear shelf and a 64GB Apple iPod Touch. Read more