The claims are magnificent: "The latest, top-tier, high-performance games…on over 500 million mobile devices." The results are slightly less than spectacular, but still impressive enough to completely shake up the mobile gaming scene. For the first time, you can play real games (as in titles previously only available on full-fledged gaming consoles) on a relatively low power device such as a tablet or smartphone. Thanks to Onlive’s just-launched mobile app, DiRT 3, Assasin’s Creed Revelations, L.A. [......]
The Logitech forums are alive with music, or rather screenshots, or rather, if I’m honest, one screenshot . [......]
They aren’t as hip as those curly cables we’ve shown you a few days ago, but Roboden [JP], the world’s first elastic electrical cable, is way more useful. [......]
Short Version I find myself looking at the Nitro HD with mixed feelings. In some ways, it’s exactly what I’ve been asking for from LG, and in others it simply brings about disappointment. The software, in particular, failed to impress me. [......]
Acer tells us its upcoming Iconia Tab A200 will debut "at an affordable price," a claim that's impossible to substantiate until the company actually announces how much it will cost (which it hasn't). [......]
That tablets are beginning to supplant the bog-standard PCs in some people’s lives shouldn’t come as a surprise, but what about outside of the home? Tablets are in some ways better suited to certain situations where managing PCs can be a real hassle. Dan Frommer ran into such a situation not long ago - while at JFK International Airport, Fromm found himself relaxing at the MasterCard Lounge surrounded by a handful of iPads intended for guest use[......]
Japanese mobile carrier NTT Docomo has announced [JP] it will start offering the Medias PP N-01D on December 9, the latest Android phone in NEC’s Medias smartphone series . And if NEC ever gets its act together regarding its internationalization plans , this pretty cool device might hit the US and other markets soon, too. NEC is especially proud of the 1,700mmAH battery that’s built into the phone and promises about 630 hours of standby and 380 hours of talk time. [......]
Here are some recent Gadgets stories: 2011 Holiday Gift Guide: iPhone Accessories For Every Type Curly Cables, Where Have You Been All My Life? 5.47mm: Sharp’s Super-Thin CMOS Camera Module Paves Way For Thinner Smartphones Video: Japanese Robot Climbs Up And Down Ladders By Itself Barnes & Noble Reports Q2 Net Loss Of $6.6M, Says NOOK Is Now A $220 Million Business [......]
This Kickstarter project has been kicking around the Internet a bit but it’s pretty cool. [......]
Here are some of the past week’s stories on TechCrunch Gadgets: Review: Super Mario 3D Land For The 3DS ScottEVest Introduces The Puffer Jacket Penguin Shuts Down Libraries’ Access To New E-Titles On Amazon’s Kindle SmartPal VII: A Humanoid That Can Be Remote-Controlled Via Kinect (Video) Google Drops The Price Of Chromebooks to $299 And Polishes The Interface [......]
Most folks spent their Thanksgiving weekend ensuring that every inch of their intestinal track was thoroughly covered in gravy. Others spent it trying to get just drunk enough that their relative’s worst habits were bearable[......]
Black Friday often makes people act absolutely crazy. [......]
We are entering into a new era, ladies and gentlemen. Well, "era" may not be the right word considering how quickly things change in these here mobile parts, but the fact remains the same: Quad-core mobile processors are here. And the ones that aren’t quite here yet are coming[......]
When it comes to gift-giving, there are a few presents that siimply go above and beyond. Getting a first car on your sixteenth birthday (if you’re so lucky) is one of those moments, and some young couples are even lucky enough to get a house as a wedding present. [......]
While many people were getting ready to stuff their faces with turkey and watch the Detroit Lions not suck for once on Thanksgiving (or just Thursday), Google's been busy doing some off-season spring cleaning. Again. [......]
