Fragile is a Nintendo exclusive that came out a while back in Japan, and due to popular demand it’s made its way out west, but honestly… I gotta say that I wish it would’ve stayed in the land of the rising sun. I really want to like it but it ended being an experience more boring than engaging.
Full review after the break!
If you have ever seen Macbook Abuse then check this out. Five Guys burger, fries, and nasty sauce smeared all over a spankin’ new Macbook Pro.
If this makes you want to start some sort of Apple abuse awareness group then I understand - but that burger is lookin’ damn good!
Yes, this has happened - and someone had to start the spiral downwards to the slightest chance that there may be an iPad… Nano?
Yes ladies and gentlemen, Apple is apparently working on a smaller iPad, and not one part of me can come to see why it would resemble even the slightest amount of common sense.
DigiTimes is reporting that Apple is currently scheduling a 5-7 inch version of its tablet-style iPad device for introduction as early as Q1 next year. The device will cost less than $400 and be focused on the eBook market.
I already have a developer preview of the new iPad Mini (which you can see here) and I am very impressed the way they take the iPad apps a shrink them down. Good job Apple!
Available for little over 24 hours - it appears that Apple’s iPhone OS 4.0 (Developer build) has faced off against a disparaged jailbreak. After coming into the hands of one said developer (MuscleNerd), Apple’s latest-and-greatest iteration of the iPhone OS stood no chance. In a video posted to Twitter, MuscleNerd shows off iPhone OS 4.0 running both the Cydia and Veency app - Video after the break!
This looks pretty sweet - but there was no real demo of the way it integrates itself with the iPad OS, but this is still a really nice piece of software, and I can see myself using it a lot. Unfortunatly, Apple said “No!” to the project, and what do you do when that happens? You make it open source of course! - More details here
No Wai! Adobe says HTML 5 could be hurting their signature product, Flash - and lately, this has been true. With the crazy wide adoption of the non-Flash supporting iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, Adobe has been experiencing some hurt. Adobe also says that slowing PC sales or a failure to keep up with desktop OS development could harm its business, with the outlying enemy being Apple.
Well, this turned out better then expected - and yes, Microsoft jumped the gun and gave us the Zune 64GB early. It is available in the usual range of different colors, and with custom designs for an extra $15, and you will also get the latest v4.5 firmware pre-loaded on the device - Read more
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