Huge news for iOS users is coming in this morning. Digitimes has reported their 2011 iPhone shipment forecasts, a leaked document on Skype shows that video calling is coming to the iPhone and Walt Mossberg from the Wall Street Journal named the Apple iPad the best product of 2010.
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With HTC’s plans for 2010 being unceremoniously slapped onto the web this weekend, we’ve got all het up about the next-gen blowers that’ll be beckoning our wallets, and rocking your world next year.
Forget the Motorola Milestone and Palm Pixi. When it comes to true next-gen mobiles there are plenty coming down the pipe. Get the inside track on the next handsets to turn your head with our ultimate run-down.
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The iPhone is to get a port of the classic 2D strategy game Worms (no, not that kind of worm). The creators of the Worms franchise, Team 17, announced their intention to bring the game to the Apple iPhone in 2008.
Even better, new screenshots show the game in action on the iPhone’s touchscreen and indicating that it’s edging close to release.
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Apple has been splurging on those 8Gb NAND flash chips, and that suggests the new iPhone is going to tote some serious storage – probably 32GB, double the current maximum, just as we’d heard last week. Read on for the details.
The Nintendo DSi isn’t an iPhone – and nor will we likely see a response to the ballooning mobile phone games market from Nintendo for some time, according to a new interview with Nintendo UK boss David Yarnton.
Gameloft have released Guitar Rock Tour for the Apple iPhone (and other mobiles) – a music game that’ll be very familiar to fans of Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Gameloft describe it as an “alternative to Activision’s Guitar Hero”, but you could just as well call it a fairly straight rip.
Research firm NPD Group has found, in a survey of usage by 3,200 handheld gamers in September, that most play their Sony PSP, Nintendo DS or Apple iPhone at home.
Always fancied having a GameBoy that worked as a phone? Still drawn to the handheld wonder-gizmo of your childhood? Or just fancy the perverse idea of turning a 21st century gadget into something from the 80s? Then look no further – Rob Sheridan has come up with two iPhone springboard themes that turn your iPhone into a GameBoy.