I told you, the characters of my childhood are coming back to redeem me. After the Super Mario Wii-mod, a concept LEGO application is now in the works. What’s more good news is that this LEGO app is for the iPhone made possible by the newly launched iPhone Software Developer Kit. Continue reading ‘iPhone Lego Touch: Potentially SDK’s finest’
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For those of you who have come to love the art of number crunching, the fun of it is as addictive as all the word games people like to play. Sure it isn’t exactly the most popular sport, but then again people from the field of numbers have known to get half their abilities from this game. Well, we can’t be sure about that, but the Soduku Challenge, sure sums up about 10,000 unqiue number games in one electronic hand-held portable game console. Continue reading ‘Soduku Playtime: For the love of numbers’
Today, things are becoming more functional. A cell phone is not a cell phone, if it has no mp3 player, camera, games, FM radio, GPRS, Bluetooth, and document reader. In the future, a gadget may hold more than Continue reading ‘Watch TV shows on your Sony PSP’
Cyberfashion anyone? Look at this dude with his big fake studio smile, wearing these pretty uncool and somewhat useless cyberstyle virtual reality glasses. According to inflight magazine shopping guide Skymall, this gadget, called iWear VR920, is ‘award-winning technology’ that was designed with the PC gamer in mind. It gives 3D support and 3 degree of freedom head-tracker, allowing ‘the definitive online interactive gaming experience’. I tried to find out online which award this iWear won, but I simply couldn’t. The other questionable issue with this ‘intelligent display solution’: Continue reading ‘iWear virtual big screen: Silly looks, pretty useless concept’
This Thursday in Berlin, Sony Ericsson will launch six new phones including a “Walkman” branded hand set with 9GB of Flash memory built-in, touch display, (and here’s the “fuck you iphone” feature) a built-in keyboard. Continue reading ‘Sony Ericsson threatens to kick Steve Jobs’ ass in Berlin.’
Some time ago, at the behest of a friend, I purchased a Micronta Biofeedback Monitor from a local RadioShack(part No. 630-0664). To be perfectly honest, I forgot how much the thing cost but suffice it to say, it was extremely affordable in Post-Reaganomics US dollars. Continue reading ‘Can’t wait? A $20 alternative…’
Several days ago, DailyTech reported that researchers at Britain’s BSM driving institution conducted a study that revealed gamers who play driving games tend to drive faster in real life. Continue reading ‘Researchers say racing games may cause more accidents and more road rage’