The Safari web browser used on the iPhone and iPod touch is the number one mobile app for browsing the web in the US, says a report by online advertising trackers AdMob.
January, 2009
Criterion has revealed 3 new downloadable vehicles for Burnout Paradise that come with a hefty dollop of nostalgia for gamers of a certain age, while carefully skirting around the legal issues involved in copying famous fictional cars.
Want to know what you’ll be filming with for the next year? Find out in a round up of the best camcorders of CES, after the jump!
Asus has already confirmed the AIRO laptop is ready for production, and now we’ve scored this exclusive look at the concept drawings that kicked off the whole product.
We weren’t expecting much on the mobile phone front at CES this year – most of the big players had released their flagship phones in the run up to Christmas – but we were quietly impressed with the mobile phones on display. See what phones you’ll be saving for after the jump.
Suppose you wanted a Windows Mobile handset – which one do you go for? Microsoft’s smartphone OS currently runs on around 140 different phones in a variety of form factors – which MS bosses feel maybe diluting the system’s profile in the marketplace.
Faced with disappointing sales of Tomb Raider: Underworld and plummeting share prices, Eidos is considering how it can adapt their grave-robbing posh bird heroine Lara Croft to best appeal to a wider market.
We’ve already seen the mind controlled Star Wars Force Trainer toy, but now Mattel has its own brainwave operated time-killer. Dubbed the Mindflex, it’s an obstacle course which you steer a ping pong ball around, using the power of your brain.