Nope, it’s not a free case today but a couple of really really cheap iPhone games. And they aren’t some random indie games too! Apple hand-selected 50 games, from companies such as EA and SEGA, and are currently holding a sale on them until the 7th of October. Make the jump for a quick list which will no doubt convince you to launch iTunes in a heartbeat!
Today at the Beats by Dr. Dre Fall Preview, Monster certainly blew the crowd away performances from Soulja Boy along with Keri Hilson and 5 new interesting products. First up, let’s talk about the Beat Box. Cleverly named, it’s basically a slick $400 iPod dock pumping your phat beats by massive 5.25 inch bass drivers. Shaped in a trapezoid, your iPod slips right in on the left side, which is kinda neat.
Next to no information was given about this new product but it’s pretty self explanatory. Basically, Nintendo decided that more people would actually make use of their enhanced motion sensor if they built it right into the normal sized Wii Mote. Whether or not this will completely replace the standard Wii Remote, we know not but that would indeed be an interesting proposition.
Without breaking a sweat, iFixit has revealed all the internals of the 2nd gen Apple TV to the world. Ranking an 8 out of 10 on their fixability scale, you shouldn’t have much problem taking it apart yourself. Though we thought there wasn’t a single byte of storage in the new set top box, we were forced to think again when the site found 8 GB of Samsung K9LCG08U1M NAND Flash inside. iFixit calls this “remarkable for a $99 device.” The A4 processor is the exact same as the one in the iPhone 4, iPad, and new iPod Touch. Model number A1378 has precisely 256 MB of RAM, also found in the iPad. And lastly, the most interesting discovery was a hidden 30 pin dock connector port. Hackers, nudge nudge.
Somewhere in the world, a Sony Ericsson designer saw the iPod Nano watch and decided they needed to do that for their Xperia Android phones. What is the LiveView? A 1.3 inch 128 x 128 OLED touchscreen that acts as a remote control for your Sony Ericsson Android 2.x device. Yes, you heard right, it only works with the software version that they haven’t even shipped on their own Xperia smartphones yet. Anyways, the little Bluetooth square can control your music and act as a widget other functions on your phone. And yes, Sony actually does intend for you to wear it like a watch with their watchband accessory.
Your eyes are not deceiving you. Hexxeh has actually managed to get Google’s netbook OS onto Apple’s beloved tablet device. Don’t expect this to be easy as jailbreakme.com though as he is only teasing at this point. Click in to check out his blog post!
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