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Those who have played the PS2 version of Katamari Damacy will be delighted to know that a version of the game has now been ported to the iPhone, renamed i Love Katamari. The same basic rules and storyline are preserved, as well as the original look of the game.
Charadium from On5 is a lovely and addictive iPhone game that brings an online multiplayer version of Pictionary and Charades to the 21st century. Almost everyone has played this game, one time or another at a party, where you draw something on a board, and everyone has to guess the word it represents. Charadium [...]
Although the pre-order for the iPad has started, but if you still don’t know what an iPad is and what can you do with it, here is a list of the main five points that distinguish an iPad from the rest of the devices.
1. It looks like a big iPhoneIf you compare it with the iPhone’s 3.5 inch screen, the iPad’s 9.7-inch one looks huge. But with the single home button that typical icon layout style, you can immediately recognize it as one of Apple’s device. Being half an inch in thickness, it weighs around 680g. The battery life is upto 10 hours if used continuously, or a month on standby.
2. There are apps!Fortunately, the iPad will be able to run all the iPhone apps, which were 140,000 at the last count. You can run them at the original 3.5-inch size, or view them on full-screen at lower resolution. 3. It is extremely fastApple has kept its good reputation about speed. The iPad’s user interface transitions are smooth and there is no lag. The iPad is equipped with a 1GHz Apple A4 chip making it work really fast. 4. Old UI, new tricksAlthough the user interface is much similar to the iPhone, but Apple has thoughtfully used the iPad’s extra screen space to incorporate some pretty cool new features. The biggest changes are the drop-down menus that make navigation even more easier. The onscreen keyboard is also very easy to use, although i’m sure there will be many more accessories available to connect to the iPad later, such as a physical keyboard for those who don’t like writing on the screen. 5. You can probably afford itYou can get the 16GB WiFi model without 3G for only $499 in the States, with a $100 dollar premium for the 32GB version ( if you want 64GB, you’ll have to pay an extra $100 on top of that). Moreover, all models add 3G for $130. Technorati Tags: Apple,devices,icon,battery,interface,navigation,keyboard,WiFi,menus,iPad,apps People Who Liked This Article Also Read:PHONGHERHE
It’s no secret that Palm is facing some financial woes with the lackluster sales behind the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi. However, the company has come forth today to officially announced those problems, posting a $22 million Q3 loss. Despite these poor numbers, Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein remains optimisic, releasing the following statement:
Let’s hope that with the forthcoming AT&T launch of the Pre and Pixi will return Palm to greatness. If not they’re going to have to do something drastic. via engadget PHONGHERHE
Earlier this month we showed you the above picture and told you it was an unannounced handset from RIM that looked like a BlackBerry Slider. Well, not much has been said since then but Engadget has some juicy info. According to them, the BlackBerry Slider is called the Talladega and will be released next month. News comes to them from a translated interview with a CEO of a RIM supplier who says the slider is coming next month. Is this to be believed? We’ll have to wait and see. PHONGHERHE |
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