We emulator freaks have been waiting for version FpseCE 0.10 for at least two and a half years. Back in May-June 2007 when I published my (almost) all-in-one article series on emulating other computing platforms (see THIS ) on Windows Mobile, everyone was already waiting for FpseCE 0.10.
Read the original here:
Great Playstation emulator FpseCE 0.10, finally, released! + video
The developers of the Pro Surfing game for iPhone and iPod Touch were so stoked to make it in my list of 45 favorite apps that they decided to give a few copies to iDB readers! How Can You Win? Pretty simple: First, retweet this post on Twitter (see RT buttons at the top and bottom of this article) Write a comment on this page and tell us who your favorite surfer is and why.
Read the original here:
iPhone App Giveaway: 5 Copies of Pro Surfing to Win
The following is a summary of the articles that were posted on the blog this past few days. If you like any of them, please make sure you retweet them or leave a comment Dear #Tweetie Developer, Please Bring The Old RT Feature Back in Tweetie 2 Your favorite iPhone articles of 2009 ProSwitcher: Multitasking for the iPhone 45 apps that will be on my iPhone next year My iPhone’s resolutions for 2010 10 predictions for the iPhone in 2010 Enjoy! ” iPhone Stuff You Missed This Week ” is an article by the iPhone Download Blog sponsored by the iPhone Store .
The rest is here:
iPhone Stuff You Missed This Week
Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has released an updated version of Ovi Contacts for Symbian S60 3rd Edition FP2 and S60 5th Edition devices. Among the new features/bug fixes included in this version, we highlight: Send file now works from the friend list, too (not only from chat view) Issues with Cyrilic and Scandinavian letters were fixed E-mail field in “My profile” now accepts “-” character Corrupted pics in personal and friends profile bug is fixed Ability to combine all your sent messages into a “single bubble” instead of many “subsequent bubbles” In a nutshell, it’s worth updating, if nothing only for easier file sending capability
Read more:
Nokia’s Ovi Contacts gets an update
With six week-long Black Friday pricing deals expiring over the past 72 hours, a pair of AppleInsider sponsors have teamed up once again to offer readers the lowest prices on Apple’s most popular Mac offerings through exclusive discount coupons.
See the article here:
Exclusive Mac discount coupons return for the New Year
Though we have absolutely no idea about the new Palm Pre Plus, we can guess it will be slightly better than the original Palm Pre. Sometimes the phone will differ on the internal memory or it will feature a better camera. Whatever be it, for those ignorant of the Palm Pre; it has support for Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, 3-megapixel camera with LED flash, 3.5mm headset jack, and a microSD card slot.
Read the rest here:
Palm Pre Plus: Pre Launch Talk
A couple weeks ago I wrote about the top 40 iPhone apps of 2009 in the App Store. This article got quite a bit of success (especially on Twitter ) and a few of you asked me what where my favorite iPhone apps of 2009 . I’ve had many apps come and go this year so I guess the best way to tell what my favorites are is to tell you the one I will keep with me for next year
See the rest here:
45 Applications That Will Be On My iPhone Next Year
It’s almost January 1st, 2010 and we’ve been mulling over our favorites of 2009 – and the previous decade. Here we present another installment in our “Of the Decade” lists. Winner: Resident Evil 4 (GameCube, 2004) This decade saw a lot of “big” games, but how many of those games were any good
Follow this link:
TenYears: The best console games of the decade
After Buzzd , we have another similar service “going Android.” It’s Citysearch, an online local guide, which allows users to browse, search and share local information for over 15 million local business listings, and post reviews to Citysearch directly from their smartphone. Here are the Mobile by Citysearch key features: Submit reviews on the go Share merchant details, reviews and tips via text, e-mail or Twitter Search and sort your city, by location, keywords, category, cost, etc. Access Citysearch content such as user and editorial reviews, editor’s picks and featured merchants Bookmark favorite or view recently viewed destinations Additional tools include Wish Lists and Tip Calculator Finally, it’s worth adding that in addition to Android, Citysearch also works on other platforms such as the iPhone, Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) WebOS, and Blackberry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) devices
Excerpt from:
Citysearch goes Android
“Baby, let’s blow this popsicle stand.” That’s the snappy dialogue you can expect to see in the screenplay I’m writing about a man who takes up Escape From Earth 2012’s offer . You see, there’s a company out called there EcsapeEarth2012 that’s offering you the chance to leave this dumb planet before everything explodes in an orgy of stardust and iPhone cases come December 21, 2012. So, you buy a ticket, then if the apocalypse does, in fact, arrive, you board the spaceship and it takes you to a brand new planet, one that’s fit for humans
Continued here:
Let’s get out of this country, we’ll pick berries and recline: All aboard the USS Ark from Escape From Earth 2012!
Hewlett-Packard ( NYSE: HPQ ) has registered the trademark for two terms, explicitly related to mobile handsets and computing: “Zeen” and “Airlife”. While I can’t defend or explain their choice of monikers, they’re certainly intriguing. HP’s been making a little bit more noise on the mobile front lately, with the iPAQ Glisten coming to AT&T last month, and talk about a new social networking app at last spring’s WES, but they’re still not a big deal in the cell phone circle.
Read this article:
HP Trademarks “Zeen” and “Airlife”
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld a 2008 ruling that stated the iPod does not pose an unreasonable risk for hearing loss even though everyone knows the old stock iPod earbuds were the worst earbuds ever made. (I added that last part) The original case argued that because the iPod earbuds were designed to sit so far back in the ear, and the iPod itself does not have any volume meters or noise-isolating properties, that the device could be made safer. But the courts just told the plaintiffs to shut-up and sit down
Excerpt from:
The courts say don’t blame Apple if your iPod caused you to go deaf
An alpha application for Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )’s N900 allows the handset to operate as a mouse, keyboard, gamepad, media remote, or PlayStation 3 controller via Bluetooth. As you can see, after a relatively painless pairing process, BlueMaemo enables the N900 to operate as a directional pad
Read the original post:
N900 Rigged As PlayStation 3 Controller
Image credit: New York Times The holy grail of touchscreen technology, a display that allows both capacitive and resistive touch inputs, may soon be a reality. Startup company Touchco has developed their own touchscreen technology that’s not only cheaper than current capacitive touchscreens but also supports pressure-based inputs. Touchco today unveiled their Interpolating Force-Sensitive Resistance (IFSR) technology that melds the strengths of resistive and capacitive touchscreen into a single display
View post:
Pressure-sensitive capacitive touchscreens with multi-touch coming in 2010!
It seems that Clayton Morris, from FoxNews, has confirmed from a “source inside Apple” that there will be a “big” event in January 26th. This source also stated that the event will focus on the mobility space, which could actually mean a lot of different things.
Excerpt from:
January 26th Apple Event confirmed by FoxNews, focus on “Mobility Space”
We’ve already heard that the Palm Pre is coming to Verizon, but it is rumored that it will get the Pixi as well. In fact, my Source says that these new Verizon/Palm offerings will include the Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi, which also might be a plus, and they will run webOS
Follow this link:
Palm Pre and Pixi coming to Verizon, in plus versions
Amazon has just released its “Best of 2009″ lists, showing the top-selling devices, books, DVDs, and such from this, the final year of the aughts. And although 2009 has not brought us hovercycles or Lunar colonies, it has brought us love-stricken vampires and a great number of replacements for paper-based book products, both of which sold extremely well
Original post:
2009’s top products for Amazon: Kindle, Dan Brown, and “Twilight”
In a world where 1 out of every 5 US homes have shunned landline phones in favor of a wireless-only lifestyle, it’s clear that wireline phone service is dying a slow death. Every year, more and more Americans are opting to use their mobile phones as their only means of communications. AT&T ( NYSE: T ) apparently wants to hasten the death of the wireline telecom infrastructure that, for decades, was its core business
Read the original here:
AT&T petitions FCC to abandon landline phone connections
Zombies will soon be walking all over our virtual lawns as PopCap Games announced Plants vs. Zombies will be making its way to the iPhone / iPod Touch in late January. The news came from an unlikely source, namely a follow-up comment on PopCap’s Facebook page
See the original post here:
Plants vs. Zombies for iPhone Releasing Late January; Zombies Beware!
It’s been rumored for a long time, but Microsoft has always refused to comment on Xbox Live for Windows Mobile, and now it seems that it’s all but confirmed, as a new job posting suggests. In it, Microsoft seeks a “Principle Program Manager”, who’s main job task would be to “bring Xbox LIVE enabled games
Original post:
Xbox Live coming to Windows Mobile phones
Sending text messages while behind the wheel of a two-ton rolling death machine isn’t just dangerously distracting , it’s downright irresponsible. President Obama realized this back in October when he issued an executive order that would ban all federal employees from texting while driving
Originally posted here:
Obama’s ban on federal workers’ texting and driving starts today
E-readers don’t always have to be stark slate’s of modern art and the Owen E1 E-Book is anything but. You just know by looking at it that it’s comfy to use and should fit into more pockets thanks to its rounded edges and smallish 5-inch screen. But it doesn’t matter, you probably won’t be able to buy it anytime soon.
Read more from the original source:
The Owen E1 E-Book reader brings some sexy curves to e-readers