Facebook, Earth’s most popular website, is full obsessed users who can’t stand being away from the social giant for even hour. Constant connectivity between tagging photos and poking random strangers seems to be the sad reality in which how the human race dies off, and we must all come to grips with that. But in the mean time, we can enjoy reading some rather interesting facts about it. — Full image after the break!
When you hear the term “flip” phone, you immediately think of an outdated generation of cell phone technology. However, according to a vision and concept by Kristian Ulrich Larsen, it’s actually a page taken from the future of smartphones. — Details after the break!
Nintendo’s latest handheld may have everything you’ve ever wanted in a portable gaming machine, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be all packaged in at the same time. For some features touted at yesterday’s Press Event, you’re going to require a few system updates. — More after the break!
So much for all the hubbub about the next iPad losing its Home button; Apple confirms that the 5 finger multitasking gestures seen in on the iOS 4.3 developer release won’t be included when the update goes live to the public. Well, that was a bit anti-climactic now wasn’t it? — More after the break!
You’ve probably heard of him by now, the 14 year old Utah native, Robert Nay, whose free iPhone app, Bubble Ball, dethroned Angry Birds as the number one free app on iTunes. But did you get a chance to check out the piece Good Morning America did on him and his accomplishment?
If not, well then here it is.
I remember back when I used to walk home from school and do some reading on the way. I always figured I was killing two birds with one stone, until the day I bumped into this guy who wasn’t all too happy that I wasn’t paying attention. Mind you, this was a book I was holding, not a smartphone. However, if I would’ve had MegaReader, an app for the iPhone that allows you to read text and see what’s going on in front of you at the same time, then I think my childhood days might’ve gone better. — More details after the break!
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