Android – Iphone – Applications

All the way from Japan comes a new notebook made by PC-Koubou and codenamed Lesance GSN801GAW which is a top-notch unit with a price tag of $5,400.

With such a high price tag the Lesance notebook offers an excellent set of features:

- Intel Core i7-940XM quad-core processor at 2.13GHz;
- 8GB of memory RAM;
- nVidia GeForce GTX 480M graphics card with 2GB;
- 18.4-inch screen with Full HD resolution of 1920

written by gunturbabu \\ tags: bto, custom, dreambook, gamers, intel, japan, koubou-lesance, laptops, lesance, light, notebook-offers, operative, permanent-link, the-gamers, windows

Sony has presented new in-dash GPS systems entitled Sony XNV-770BT and Sony XNV-660T with prices starting at $1,000.

Both Sony GPS Navigation systems include bluetooth, and a USB port so you can connect other devices. They also come pre-loaded with the usual TomTom map database of US and Canada, as well as IQ Routes, MapShare, Advanced Lane Guidance, and Quick GPSfix.

As for the differences between the two models, the Sony XNV-770BT boasts a 7-inch touchscreen while the Sony XNV-660T has a 6.1-inch touchscreen.

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written by rockingevil \\ tags: advanced-lane, article, cell phones, ericsson-cedar, japan, search, sony, speaker, speaker-system, tagging, xnv-660t

While I was at an after-party for Day 2 of CTIA Fall 2010, I met with a very outgoing guy who represented Fast Society.

Fast Society is made for those who want to get together with a group of people, and need a fast way of communicating with them. The App allows for Team Texting. All the user needs to do is set up their friends for that night, and one text message tells them all where you want to meet.

Other bonuses include Team Instant Conference Calls as well as Team Location Sharing. This social networking app is available for free on the iTunes store.

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written by tmunzke \\ tags: article, fast society, fast society iphone app, Iphone, japan, location, samsung-shows, search, social, tagging

Even though we are at CTIA Fall 2010 all this week, there is a lot of action going on in Japan at CEATAC 2010. For example, Panaonic has just unveiled the Lumix phone which my source accurately describes as “as much a camera as it is a phone”.

The Lumix phone has a flash and a wide lens at 27mm, which is coated to reduce flare. It also includes Panasonic Jump technology for the easy sharing of photos, as well as intelligent Auto (iA) for auto mode.

No price has been annouced as yet, but the Lumix phone will probably be released to the Japanese market in four colors: blue, gold, black, and pink.

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written by iieevvn1 \\ tags: article, ctia fall 2010, extremely-intriguing, japan, japanese, lumix, lumix-phone, panasonic, panasonic lumix, phone, search, seo, tagging

If you’ve played Halfbrick’s Monster Dash, you will be aware of the game’s wisecracking protagonist, Barry Steakfries. What you may not be aware of is that Monster Dash is not the character’s debut – he first appeared in a PSN Minis game called Age of Zombies, that was a top-down shooter that involved time traveling and snarky humor. Why am I telling you this? Because iOS gamers will get to experience this game for themselves this October.

Age of Zombies is a dual-stick shooter (although coming from the PSP, this is the first time it will actually be controlled with dual sticks), that has you killing zombies across various time periods, from the age of dinosaurs to samurai Japan, all the way to the future and all with zombies. The game is level-based, but there is a survival mode for each time period that you can play in once you beat each age’s boss. Assuming it is unchanged from the PSN Mini, you can expect plenty of hilarious (and occasionally profane) dialogue to set up the game’s ridiculous story, and plenty of humorous Barry Steakfries one-liners, which are actually spoken by the character, instead of being just lines of text as in Monster Dash.

What is most interesting about Age of Zombies for iOS is that it is Halfbrick’s first universal app, with graphics in high-resolution for the iPad. While it is unknown if it will also support Retina Display graphics, the game’s interface and menus have been redesigned for the iOS touchscreens. As well, the game now features global leaderboards, a feature not present in the PSN version. With a nebulous release date of ‘October,’ fans of Monster Dash’s protagonist and fans of twin-stick shooters will likely want to keep an eye out for Age of Zombies for iOS.

[ Halfbrick Is Bringing Age of Zombies to iOS is a post from 148Apps ]

written by pietro842 \\ tags: actually-spoken, been-redesigned, halfbrick, japan, retina-display, twin-stick shooter, universal app, zombies