Shades has introduced its new line of cases for the iPhone 3G. Shades cases are made from 100% polyurethane and offer screen protection at only .4mm thick. Shades cases are available in 11 colors and cost $17 each.
Monthly Archive for August, 2008
I played IUGO’s Toy Bot Diaries: Entry 1, and I have to say I am hooked. The game makes full use of the iPhone’s touchscreen and it’s a great way to spend either 15 minutes or more. This is just an intro video and we’ll be posting more to come. Things are just a little hectic here preparing for CTIA. Stay tuned and we’ll walk you through some of the more difficult levels.
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I am going to this place in the Bay Area because I heard E-40 opened it. Hyphy shakes.
I’ll be at CTIA this year so expect a lot of content coming out between September 10-12th. It’s going to be a great show with a huge roster of companies attending. If you want to hook up at the show, drop me an email (kyle at quicklybored dawt com). I’ll update you with what companies we’ll be talking to and what to expect. Have a good weekend everyone!
Sugarsync allows you to sync your data between your iPhone and your computer. You can share MP3 music files, pictures, movies, etc. One of the advantages that Sugarsync provides over the others is that Sugarsync offers to store sync’ed files offline on its own servers. After a 45 day free trial - 10 GB of storage is $24.99 while the more realistic 60 GB plan is $99 per year. Clients are available for Windows Mobile, Blackberry and now iPhone 2.x.
[Via GearDiary]
Square Enix, Music World, and SONY announced the development of “Destiny’s Child Groove,” the first mobile dance game featuring Destiny’s Child.
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If you’re at the Penny Arcade Expo this year, PAC-MAN Fever Mobile Tournament will be held at Namco Networks’ booth #141 at PAX, August 29-31, 2008.
Contestants in the PAC-MAN Fever Mobile Tournament at PAX will compete on AT&T phones and battle for the best score in PAC-MAN. The top four daily scores earn a spot in the daily final challenge where they will compete for a prize pack that includes a new phone from AT&T. PAX attendees can also demo many other mobile games at Namco Networks’ booth including classics like PAC-MAN and Galaga® or some of Namco Networks’ latest games including PAC-MAN ® Arcade Golf™.
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MobiPad gives you control of your Nokia S60 phone using a Nintendo WiiMote. The wireless gamepad gives you a wireless means of connecting the phone and WiiMote so you can play mobile games in a whole new way.
All you have to do is turn on Bluetooth and select “Discover Wiimote” in the mobiPad options menu. Turn on the WiimOte and they both sync up. Easy! Now you can play S60 Quake, Doom Legacy, vBag and more with a sweet WiiMote interface. Connect your phone to a TV and you have a portable console!
Yep, it’s that time of the year again - bust out the books, call in the loans, and register for classes. Anyone going to college or university has a nice, big, juicy school year ahead of them, and that means it’s time to gear up. Your BlackBerry’s no exception, of course, and can provide plenty of helpful tools to stay on top of your assignments and study for tests. Of course it’s not all work, and there’s a lot your BlackBerry can do to keep you comfortable in the student lifestyle. Here are our top five BlackBerry apps for students heading back into the classroom this fall.
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Audi has just released a mobile game called “Audi A4 Challenge.” The game uses the iPhone’s accelerometer in a steering and obstacle course. The game is big promotional push by Audi and will include video, wallpapers and info about Audi cars.
[Via IntoMobile]
Android will be launching an app store called Android Market. This is really exciting news because a handset manufacturer making its own app store is way better than a carrier doing the same. There has been talk of T-Mobile rolling out an iTunes like app store but the problem is that a carrier will not be able to reap the same benefits as a manufacturer when it comes to selling your own apps. If a manufacturer begins to reap the profits of a healthy app store, it can afford to make better and cheaper hardware that will in turn feed the app store. Creating a perpetual cycle of awesomeness. If T-Mobile were to run its own app store, those profits can’t get reinvested in hardware for the consumer. We love the iTunes store because it makes a million dollars a day and allows Apple to focus on making the hardware better.
[Via Mobile Burn]