If you’re a fan of RPGs then you’re in luck because yesterday Gameloft released its first ever JRPG, Eternal Legacy, and its highly anticipated hack-n-slash RPG, Dungeon Hunter 2 onto the iPhone. Eternal Legacy is Gameloft’s first foray into creating a JRPG, which stands for Japanese Role-Playing Game. The game has everything that a traditional…
SMS KidTracker lets parents monitor incoming SMS of their children
Presuming your child has an Android-powered smartphone and that you want to watch his SMS… there’s an app for that. It’s called SMS KidTracker and it comes from the same company (DPL Mobile) that made the controversial Secret SMS Replicator app. This application is basically the same, only this time the pitch is slightly differently.…
GeoGroups creates social networks around locations
GeoGroups is a new platform/service that allows creation of location-based groups for families, friends, like-minded individuals and professionals. These groups can be either public or private, and can be created by anyone. For instance, a private group could be created to track family members and map shared locations. Public utility groups use the service to…
Whatser enhanced with travel content from Rough Guides
Whatser, the mobile location-based travel guide we’ve already covered last month, just got better thanks to the inclusion of content from Rough Guides. If you remember, Whatser allows users to get around their travel destinations by following their friends’ recommendations and/or by consulting third-party content providers. Initially, Rough Guide content for Paris, London, Amsterdam and…
PlayStation Phone (PSP) gets 3D benchmark – let’s hope it’s not final
The mysterious PlayStation Phone (PSP) we’ve seen popping up left and right has finally sat still enough to get some benchmarks out of the thing. We know the Android gaming phone has been floating around is a prototype, so we’re hoping that the benchmark scores that come with this will get a bit better when…
EA social gaming Pogo comes to iPhone, iPad
Electronics Arts is making a big push for social gaming on the Apple iPhone, iPod touch and iPad by bringing its social-gaming Pogo business to iOS devices. The move shows that social gaming may be the next big wave in the mobile space and EA wants to dive into this space before companies like Zynga…
Gmail for Android Updated with Changed Priority Inbox
In the fall, Google included its priority inbox with Gmail for Android so that you could (in theory) get right to important e-mails without having to sort through everything else. Today Gmail on Android has tweaked priority inbox just a little bit, so that you have a dedicated view for only important items, the option…
Turn your Android phone into Windows Phone, sort of
If you’re like me, you like the idea of Windows Phone 7, but still have no intention of giving up your Android phone to make the switch. Thankfully, with a new theme, you can make your Android phone homescreen work and look like the Microsoft MetroUI that is used on WP7. Now you can get…
Review: Infinity Blade for iPhone & iPad – A Beautiful Medieval Combat iOS Game
Ever since Epic Games revealed Infinity Blade (previously called Project Sword) during Apple’s iOS 4.1 press event, we knew it was going to be a special game. Not only because it’s being powered by Epic’s Unreal Technology, but because ChAIR Entertainment is known for delivering some pretty amazing games. Epic Games gave us a taste…
Is it too easy for kids to go on spending sprees with iPhone games?
The Associated Press has an interesting story which may make you think twice about handing over your iPhone or iPad to your kid. Apparently, there are a slew of kids games which make it simple for children to go on a spending spree with in-app purchases. The ability to have in-app purchases came with the…