Doom Resurrection, a new game in the legendary Mars/Hell-set first-person shooter series, is coming to Apple iPhones next week. The game uses “downsampled” art from the PC and console hit Doom III, but is an entirely new game, with new plot unfolding across eight new levels with around five hours of gameplay. It has already been described as “one of the true next-generation games on the iPhone.”
June, 2009
Our party piece is being able to drink lager through our eyes. The Belkin TuneBase FM Transmitter’s party piece is the inclusion of ClearScan that does away with all the faff of you searching for FM stations.
Can’t stand watching video on puny 3.5-inch screens like the iPod Touch’s and Sony X-Series’? The Archos 7 may be about as subtle as a brick, but that does mean it has the advantage of packing in a sultry seven-inch screen for a more upper-class viewing experience.
When watching movies certain things are key: if you want an enjoyable experience, the film must not star Nicole Kidman, Michael Bay must have been allowed nowhere near the set… oh and the screen you’re watching it on must be meaty, beaty, big and bouncy. The Archos 5′s is all of these things! Read more
Apple have so many fingers in so many pies (Apple pies, ha ha HA!) it was only a matter of time before they started making televisions. Wait. Apple TV isn’t a television? What is it then? A simple, user-friendly media server, you say? Oh, right.
The runt of the Apple litter has learnt a new trick: the third generation Shuffle can talk! But can it walk the iPod walk? In two words… kind of.
When Apple announced that it was bringing out a 160GB iPod all other MP3/PMP manufacturers must have dropped a brick. Apple subsequently cut the Classic down to 120GB, which would have pleased them a little, but that still holds a whopping 30,000 songs or 150 hours of video!
Fancy a TomTom that’s significantly cheaper than bail for road rage, or post-map -reading-barney marriage counselling? Of course you do. Allow us to introduce you to the TomTom One, the best map reader for under a ton!