Have you been playing games on your iOS or Windows Phone 7 device and wish your games were just a bit more ‘splodier? I know I do and that’s why I was excited to hear one of my favorite Xbox Live Arcade games, Ms. Splosion Man, is making its way to both iOS & WP7…
Archives for 2012
Leak shows Nokia working on Windows Phone with PureView camera tech
We were genuinely impressed with the 41-megapixel camera on the Nokia PureView 808 but we were taken aback by the fact that it ran Symbian. Well, a leaked image suggests that we may see this technology on an upcoming Windows Phone. The leaked picture suggests we can expect a Lumia smartphone with this 41-megapixel technology.…
Is this the PlayBook 4G?
A user on the Crackberry forum is posting pictures of what he claims to be a PlayBook 4G. Could this be the next version of the Research In Motion tablet? To be clear, this could be a fake but he does post some other photos which clearly shows a SIM slot. Other than that, it…
The exodus continues: two more RIM executives depart
The mass exodus of executives at Research in Motion continued this week, as two new executives tied to Blackberry have announced their departure. Senior Vice President Alan Brenner, who led the Blackberry platform at RIM, will be out after a transition period. Alistair Mitchell, a Vice President for the Blackberry instant messaging service, has already…
Microsoft still funding big name developers for Windows Phone
Windows Phone has had one heck of a time trying to pull customers away from Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS platforms. When consumers think about what devices they’re going to buy next, they generally consider whether their platform of choice feature certain applications, an area in which Microsoft has continued to struggle. Over a year…
ASUS Padfone today available for pre-ordering in Taiwan, launches on April 20th
ASUS Padfone is now available in the company’s own backyard with retailers selling the device in three versions: the phone only, phone + tablet + Bluetooth headset/stylus, and all-in-one package that also includes the ever useful keyboard dock. The first option costs NT$17,990 (about US$610), the second – NT$24,980 (US$850), and the third – NT$28,901…
Nokia TV service launching in Finland in the coming weeks
Nokia is about to launch its own TV service in Finland, using its backyard as the testbed for the new offering. Touted to create a “free signature hub experience for catch-up TV services,” Nokia TV will be introduced to the Lumia users in the coming weeks, allowing them to browse or search through the available…
Upcoming Sony Xperia phone to rock a 4.3-inch AMOLED screen from AU Optronics
While Sony’s Reality display technology does look awesome, it tends to use more energy than other screens used by the rest of the industry. The problem is that Sony uses LCD-based screen, whereas most other handset makers have AMOLED-based ones, which are more energy efficient. That, however, is about to change with China Times’ report…
Opera’s App-Tribute offers a privacy-friendly app-install validation solution for advertisers
Folks all around Interwebs are screaming about privacy issues. Opera Software is listening to plead of the masses and is doing something about. Their new App-Tribute product — offered through Opera’s advertising subsidiaries AdMarvel, Mobile Theory and 4th Screen Advertising — is touted as a privacy-friendly solution that allows mobile publishers and advertisers to receive…
Great Decisions 2.0 adds Retina Display support, new tools to help you make better decisions
Great Life Software launched Great Decisions 2.0, bringing the so-much-needed Retina Display support. Moreover, this release also comes with the ability to sort and arrange criteria right from the toolbar, as well as some other changes and enhancements, including: Easier selection or creation of tasks with graphic enhanced selector Better templates integration Faster to sort…









