Xbox 360 - Sonic Generations review

We’ve waited years, nearly a decade really, for a proper Sonic game to emerge since its glory days on the Genesis and Dreamcast. Sonic 4 and Colors both had their hearts in the right place but they couldn’t help fill the void we’ve been feeling since we last played Sonic Adventure 2. Well, SEGA has heard the incepid crying and complaining, stripped off the fat that’s been tying the franchise down for so long, and have finally crafted the ultimate Sonic experience. And if you feel like this couldn’t be true in the least would it convince you if I dared to say that perhaps Generations might be the BEST Sonic game ever made? — Our full review after the break!

Apple confirms Siri won't be ported to older iDevices

Apple has recently confirmed to a developer of its iOS platform that it has “no plans” to bring Siri, the highly intuitive voice controlled personal assistant software available on its most recent iPhone (the iPhone 4S), to any older devices. Unfortunately it doesn’t come as much of a shock, sources close to the company originally reported that a port of Siri was slim at best, yet those of us with an iPhone 4 or iPad 2 were still hoping for an optimistic outcome. Alas that optimism has been quashed. — More after the break!

End of the road: Adobe stopping Mobile Flash development, focusing on HTML5

Adobe said to it’s developers yesterday that “[They] will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile devices to new browser, OS version or device configurations.” Instead, Adobe will be investing much more time and money in building HTML5 tools and products to help usher in a new age of development for the web and mobile devices. That said, Adobe will continue to support and provide critical updates and fixes to current deployments of Flash, but they will not be making any further development on Flash for new mobile devices and websites.

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Zelda Skyward Sword gets its first tv ad, which reminds us of 1990's Nintendo marketing -- (Video)

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Zelda Skyward Sword gets its first tv ad, which reminds us of 1990's Nintendo marketing -- (Video)

Can you feel it? The Master Sword between your fingertips. A little over a week from now the general public will finally be given the chance to lay their hands on the origin tale of how the “blade of evil’s bane” got to be Link’s. There’s a buzz in the air like never before in recent memory for a Nintendo property for Skyward Sword, and this ad only just gives us more goosebumps as we patiently await for the biggest Zelda game to date. 

Draco Design Draco IV aluminum bumper case for iPhone 4 / 4S review

There are iPhone cases and then there are Draco Design iPhone cases. These bad boys are nothing like you’ve ever seen, even needing a bit of physical labor on your part to get them on and off your Apple mobile. Designed as a piece of eye-candy — not much unlike that of an exotic sports-car, which you might get your phone mistaken for by the way, kinda the way people thought I was carrying around a mini-Ferrari in my hands — the Draco IV is a specialty case that oozes a sexy, yet utilitarian feel… but how does it do practically? — Our full review after the break!

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In 1998 Steve Jobs believed PC's and TV's never could and never would 'converge' -- (Video)

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In 1998 Steve Jobs believed PC's and TV's never could and never would 'converge' -- (Video)

“People go to their TV to turn their brain off, but people go to their PC to turn their brain off! These things aren’t gonna be together…and I don’t think it’s going to happen,” so said Steve Jobs back in the late 20th century. Little would he know that his final frontier before his sudden death would be an attempt try to get the two to work seamlessly together.

iPhone vs. Android on the usage of social apps -- (Infographic)

Just how many iPhone and Android users use their device to get onto Facebook and other social media apps? Well, according to an infographic done by Onavo, a company who helps manage and compress your data usage through a self-titled app, you’d be surprised just how little any service outisde of Twitter and Facebook get any attention, if at all, on either mobile device. — More after the break!