Attention bike racing fans who have iPhone or iPod touch. A very exciting bike racing game is waiting for you in the App Store.
Be sport, buckle up, it's time to race. 2XL Supercross Lite offers one supercross track that would give you the hang of real racing. The bumps, dangerous whoops, and unfriendly turns are out there to test your tilting skills.
You may be fast in picking up the rhythm of this fast and furious racing game, but remember it is not that easy to master and also to always win. Moreover, you also need to discover the secret jump Read More...
Apple has started shipping iPhone 3G S today to customers who pre-ordered for the device last week. Customers have started receiving shipping notification and Anna our new Associate writer is one of the lucky recipients of the notification.
The mail, however does not say anything about the expected arrival date. The devices are coming all the way from Shenzhen, China where the iPhone is manufactured by Foxconn Electronics. Going by what Apple promised, the devices would be delivered on June 19, the day the iPhone goes on sale nationwide.
If you have not pre-ordered and are planning to buy the iPhone, you Read More...
If you are confused either to get the iPhone 3G S like me, re-look at the features and decide today.
The speed:
The speed of the iPhone 3G S as demoed is really amazing. The moment you tap on any application it pops open, that is something the iPhone 3G lacks. You've to glare at the screen for 3-5 seconds to see applications open on the iPhone 3G.
Memory:
So far we've seen only 4GB, 8GB and 16GB iPhones. The iPhone 3G S comes in two models sporting 16GB and 32GB. If you have been waiting for the 32GB version, the iPhone 3G S Read More...
If you are a wine enthusiast, you probably would have heard about Open Cellar for Windows, Mac, Linux and PCC for managing your wine cellar.
The software is a complete tool that contains information about tasting evaluations, illustrations, consumption, etc. If you'd been wishing you had the same software on the iPhone, you are lucky. Open Cellar has come to the App Store to give you all the convenience to manage your cellars on the fly.
Open Cellar on the iPhone/iPod touch brings all the features and options that you have on the desktop software and also supports synchronization of wine database Read More...
For two consecutive years, the launch of the iPhone had been so auspicious and hectic that people actually spend their nights out to be the first to grab the iPhone. Not sure, whether the name of the campers would go into history book of technology. Needless to say, I was one of the adventurous and crazy lot for the past two years.
I've heard that this year too, Apple fans are all set to continue the tradition of camping out for the iPhone 3G S. The number may be lesser though, as Apple now has this online booking system in place, Read More...
The disappointment of MMS and tethering not coming on the launch date of iPhone OS 3.0 or iPhone 3G S for AT&T subscribers is just a trifle if you look at the pricing model of the iPhone 3G S. The pricing is unfair for people who have faithfully stick with the service provider for years.
Whenever, there is a new iPhone I am just tempted to grab it. Apple is becoming famous for introducing handy and tempting features with every hardware upgrade bit by bit. This is going to be the third time I won't be able to say no to Read More...
If you are looking for fun ways to teach your child the basics of Math (addition to be precise), I have stumbled on something that you might want to try. Number Bonds from Feetup can let children learn Math in fun way.
Number Bonds is designed for children between 3-6 years, so says the developer. The concept is simple and does not go beyond the number 10 either dealing with digits or objects and animals. Open the application, select either Image, Number or Sum to start the fun way.
The whole thing is about adding up images or numbers to make up the number Read More...
If you are wondering what the new iPhone 3G S has to offer, take a quick look. The 'S' is all for speed.
Speed: The speed of the new iPhone is incredible, whether you are using the Internet, phone or any of the third party applications. The moment you tap on one of the applications, it instantly fires up. The speed enhancement opens up a lot of scope for development of high end games. Gaming experience goes to the next level.
Camera: Taking photos with the iPhone never was complicated. The iPhone 3G S brings even a better camera sporting 3 Megapixel Read More...
I have made the iPhone the most expensive mobile in the world in a span of 11 months. This is the main reason why it won't be so easy for me to switch to Pre even if someone has to waterboard me to do so. You no doubt are in the same situation.
Here is the fact about how lavishly we all have ornamented the iPhone.
I paid only $199 for my iPhone 3G, you paid $299 if you have the 16GB version. Do you know the exact worth of the device with all the purchased applications, songs, movies on it?
Today, I Read More...
Who would not love to see Steve Jobs back? The board of Directors, business partners, investors and senior executives at Apple and even me who has no relation at all with Apple except for my iPhone and Mac machines are eager about the Patriarch's return.
It is thus good news to hear that Steve Jobs is coming back sooner than expected. WSJ is reporting that Steve Jobs is all set to return from his rather long medical leave.
With this good news coming before the WWDC event, investors and fans alike are wondering whether he would be there in Moscone West for Read More...
Being unpredictable like fate or chance is one attribute of an exciting game. Rollercoaster Rush Free from Digital Chocolate falls into this category. I have not downloaded the full version yet; this write up is all about the free version of the game that has 10 levels.
Levels in this game are the unfriendly rollercoaster tracks that you have to ride across on an unfriendly trolley.
All the 10 levels in the game sports unique tracks, such as rail breaks, steep bends, sudden downhill and uphill courses, etc. You have to control the speed of the trolley to bring it back safe Read More...
With just six days remaining for the WWDC start off, it's time to see the first banner put up for the mega event. Moscone West is waking up finally at Apple's call.
Thanks to Adam Jackson and of course Flickr for the photo feast. The main banner in Moscone West chimes about the success of the App Store. The banner is all decorated with app icons.
Crossing of the one million application download mark in nine months after its launch indeed was something of a wild stunt. "One year later. Light-years ahead," says it all.
Come June 8, we are going to see Read More...
