A week or so ago, Ubisoft announced they’d be releasing a classic version of Prince of Persia for the iPhone sometime in “Late June”. There weren’t many details surrounding the game, to which I theorized it could very well be Prince of Persia Classic, which was released originally on the Xbox LIVE Arcade back in…
AT&T readying bumper-to-bumper iPhone insurance plan for $13.99?
There are a lot of fun things you can do with your iPhone, but losing one without an insurance plan tends to have the opposite effect. That’s how iPhone users on AT&T’s network have been rolling ever since the original Apple phone debuted in 2007. Now in it’s third iteration – with the fourth-generation iPhone…
Apple TV refresh imminent in wake of Google TV?
With Google TV coming in the Fall, there’s a good reason to assume that Apple may give its existing TV platform a makeover. What, did you think they’d watch Google get TV right when they obviously have a “miss” on their part? As it is today, Apple TV is very..Apple-like. Meaning closed and limited. A…
China rips off Apple iPad with Android-powered iPed, surprises no one
Well lookey here, it seem that the land where counterfeit products outnumber the aggregate of legitimate electronics, software, clothes, accessories, etc. (etc. etc.) has just started making their own Apple iPad, only it’s called the “iPed” and it doesn’t come from Apple. In the same Chinese city that Apple’s iPhone and iPad manufacturing plant calls…
Opera Mini finds 2.6 million iPhone users in just a couple weeks
By now we’ve all come to terms with the iPhone AppStore opening its doors to a non-webkit browser like the Opera Mini web browser for iPhone. In the first couple weeks following the Opera Mini browser’s mid-April launch on the AppStore, we saw the default Safari Mobile web browser take a deep back seat to…
Apple iTunes could face anti-trust issues
Apple’s iTunes juggernaut may be facing some anti-trust issues from the U.S. Justice Department due to its tight grip over the digital music market. Apple is now the biggest music store in the world, surpassing even Wal-Mart, but the government is in the beginning stages of seeing if the company has used its market position…
So THIS is how Steve Jobs decided on the Apple iPad name
With all the possible names available for an iPhone OS-powered tablet device from Apple, we’ve often wondered why Steve Jobs would have picked the easily-made-fun-of “iPad” moniker for its “magical” tablet. Well, this new video shows exactly what went on behind closed doors to lead Jobs (in puppet form, of course) to settle on iPad…
AT&T: 4 out of 10 iPhones sold to enterprises
Well, it looks like the iPhone is not just for the hipsters making fashion statements, as AT&T said four out of ten iPhone sales are going to enterprises. AT&T CEO of Business Solutions, Ron Spears, threw out this figure during a Barclays Capital conference Thursday and some analysts believe he may be spinning the numbers…
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within for the iPhone Releasing on June 3rd
Gameloft teased us last month via their video podcast that they’ll be bringing Prince of Persia: Warrior Within to the iPhone soon. It looks like soon is right around the corner as Gameloft has just announced Prince of Persia: Warrior Within will be hitting the App Store on June 3rd! If the announcement of its…
Nokia, Opera side with Adobe in Flash debate
Apple’s war on Flash just got more exciting, as big mobile players Nokia and Opera have publicly sided with Adobe. Both of these companies hold a lot of weight in the mobile space, as Nokia is still the largest handset maker in the world by a wide margin and Opera’s mobile browsers are on millions…