“Will you step into my parlor?” said the spider to the fly. In Eat the Fly, I think the object is obvious here, you eat flies and you play a spider. You use the accelerometer on your device to control the spider and the game produces random levels so you’ll never paly the same game … Read more
yeah I think this product is aimed squarely at college kids and the younger among us. A case with a bottle opener built in. I wonder how cases of drinking and dialing occur because of this thing?! Anyway, they just announced that their cases are compatible with the HTC Evo and BlackBerry phones and they’re … Read more
Yep, it looks like Virgin is moving up in the world, they’ve just gotten their very first HTC phones called the Wildfire S. They also just announced the LG Optimus Slider as well, both are Android based phones with varying specs between them. Pricing is $199 for the Wildfire S and $150 for the Optimus … Read more
Ok a new Galaxy Tab is coming called the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus which features Honeycomb, a 1.2Ghz dual core CPU, HSPA+ connectivity and a7” WSVGA screen. It has a 2mp read camera with flash and a 2mp front camera, along with bluetooth, wi-fi and something they call wi-fi bonding that bonds two wi-fi channels … Read more
95,000 Kindles sold on first day. Not bad for one day huh? This info is from a company called eDataSource that is a ‘provider of online competitive intelligence’ (whatever that means exactly, I’m not sure). By analyzing purchase receipts received by email, eDataSource is able to estimate the daily orders places at major ecommerce sites … Read more
I can always tell it’s Friday because Laura from Mobile Fun sends us over their list of new products for the week. This week they’ve got a couple phone announcements, an extended battery for the Galaxy S II, a new Xbox360 game controller and something I think I must have, the Sega Mega Drive Handheld … Read more
I don’t know about you but the one things I hate about screen protectors are the bubbles. It seems no matter how careful I am I always end having at least one bubble still there that I have to work out. A company called GreatShield has just announced EZseal that they claim to be 100% … Read more
After yesterday’s rumors about RIM jumping ship while wearing “HP showed us the way” t-shits, RIM took to the twitters. Not only did they say they are highly committed, they also said they will be seeing “you” at their BlackBerry Developers Conference. Could this mean they have something up their sleeves? Something that will make … Read more
So you’ve got your fancy Mango update and you want to give it a go on something neat? How about an app that lets you discretely take pics? So you look at a ‘how to’ screen and you can then tap a button to snap a picture but the viewfinder is either in mini in … Read more
iFishing is a fishing simulation game with almost 11m downloads to date so having it in the Windows phone Marketplace is welcomed. Here’s how they describe it: Welcome to iFishing, the mobile fishing simulator by Rocking Pocket Games. This is THE MOST REALISTIC AND IN-DEPTH fishing game. This is not an arcade game like the … Read more
Not only did they unleash this massive worldwide, cross device, cross carrier update but there’s been a known method to force your phone to trigger the update early. Since Microsoft set out this intentional slow rollout to give them time to test you’d presume they would not want line cutters. But you’d be wrong: Whoah … Read more
So after waiting in line for hours to get my touchpad for $150 I was a little bit disappointed with the app selection webOS offered. Sure the OS is intuitive and quick (after preware tweeks) but that doesn’t go very far if you can’t use the device how you want. Enter Splashtop In what may … Read more