Still on the fence about your iPad 2 purchase? Well, if you decide to take the plunge like us, here’s a creative way to get the most bang for your buck — introducing iFridge. Simply slap your SmartCover against your refrigerator and wallah, you have yourself the coolest kitchen appliance known to mankind.
March, 2011
The INQ Cloud Touch, best known as the “Facebook Phone”, touches down on April 6th at Best Buy and The Carphone Warehouse. If you’re in for the long-haul, pricing is free on a £20 or above contract, £199.95 on pre-pay or £299.95 SIM-free. This afternoon’s press release also outs the INQ Cloud Q for June, here’s the scoop.
Djay is my favourite djing app on the Mac (you can nab it in the Mac App Store here), so the arrival of the Djay iPhone app was welcome news. It’s not as fully featured as its iPad or Mac siblings but it’s a brilliant distillation of the best bits into a small screen version.
Djay is a great entry into the music section of our best iPhone apps thanks to features including the ability to record your mixes, beat match songs, adjust EQs, loop and cue. Fling it into automix mode and its like you’ve got a professional DJ in your pocket using your music collection. If you like messing about making your own DJ mixes, Djay is the best iPhone app we’ve come across so far. Check it the Djay iPhone app out on video after the jump…
PopCap, developer of Peggle, Plants vs Zombies and Bejeweled, has stepped up to the plate and is planning to donate all revenues from the next 48 hours to the Red Cross, to help with the relief effort in Japan. PopCap will be donating its revenues from midnight on Saturday 19 March 19 until midnight on Sunday 20 March.
Some eagle-eyed Olympics watchers have unearthed a document which looks to promise restrictions on smartphones at the 2012 Olympics in London, meaning you won’t be live tweeting, snapping away, calling your mum to wave on the telly, or uploading blurry shots of the high jump to your Facebook. Read on for more info.
This week our sister site BizGene.com has been busy digging out the stats and tactics to help businesses of all sizes, telling the world about using your BlackBerry for business and shedding some light on why most small businesses are embracing flexible working.
Londoners will be pleased to hear that O2 has given its 3G network in the capital a welcome boost. O2 reckon it could pump up its 3G network capacity by 50%.
The extra speed comes form the 900MHz spectrum, that was previously used for 2G services, but that Ofcom unshackled earlier in the year for networks to use for 3G services. O2 is the first network to take advantage of the new network space, but we’re expecting others to follow suit, and hopefully improve 3G coverage across the country.
[via O2]
Ridge Racer 3D is the latest in a long line of rubber-burning arcade speed-fests, and brings together classic circuits to create what is effectively a “greatest hits” compilation. But does rehashing old tracks make for a compelling handheld racer? Buckle up as we find out in our definitive Ridge Racer 3D review for Nintendo 3DS.