Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about MSS on your iPhone (Finally!), Pushing your Gmail to your iPhone for free, and watching Hulu with your friends, virtually. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about Twitter and Facebook (and LiveJournal), go down, The FCC what to know more about Google Voice, and Apple (unsurprisingly) has one of their board members resign (well, as long as you know who it is). Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone; it’s the end of July, and time for another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about the all new “Micro-Hoo”, and a Google Voice app store rejection. Take a look, after the jump.
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”! Sorry about taking a unannounced break last week, but I’m back!
This week I’m talking about potentially having a camera and mic on the next gen iPod touch, more users getting on The “Wave”, and finding your “Latitude” on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Take a look, after the jump.
Hey everyone, I’m Geoff, and I’m taking over this edition of “The Roundup”!
Keith is still away, but he will be back next week. So, I’m talking about the increase in mobile uploads to YouTube since the release of the iPhone 3G S, HTC’s Sense UI not coming to “Google” branded phones, and IBM’s attempt to increase to battery life. Take a look, after the jump.
Hey, I’m Sam, Keith asked me to take over for him for this week’s edition of “The Roundup”! Plus, I’m coming to you live from the 5th Ave Apple store in New York City.
This week I’m talking about the iPhone 3GS launch and The iLife crew camping out, Opera’s “crazy idea” for reinventing the web, and a new version of TweetDeck (along with a shiny new version for the iPhone). Take a look, after the jump.
Well, the weather outside may be brutal, but so far me and the rest of the iLife crew have managed to hang in there.
While we’ve braved the elements, a few people have come up to ask us a few questions, including Engadget, CNN, Reuters, the New York Times, and Bloomberg. I’ll be posting links to their coverage of the iPhone 3GS launch, and well, us!
Engadget: iPhone 3G S line begins in NY, weather be damned
UPDATE: 6:30 PM EDT: Reuters: IPhone to hit stores as Apple awaits Jobs’ return Matt Dodd was quoted on the second page of the article, and our plans for camping out were mentioned.
UPDATE: 7:00 PM EDT: Fortune / CNN Money: Lines form for the new iPhone in New York and Tokyo
Reuters (Again): Braving stormy weather for iPhone: well, sorta
Pocket Lint: iPhone 3G S line starts to form in New York
UPDATE: 7:30 PM EDT: The following is a listing of posts and articals after we got home. Take a look!
Fortune / CNN Money: Live from the (relatively sedate) iPhone 3G S launch
Gizmodo: Why In Hell Are People Camping Out For the iPhone 3GS?
Touch Podium: Line Ups Begin Early June 18th, for iPhone 3G S in New York and Tokyo, Most Likely Other Places Too
UPDATE 6/22/09 7:00 AM: Bloomberg: Apple’s IPhone Draws Crowds as Competition Stiffens Talks about us under ‘Camping Out’
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Photo from Engadget. Thanks!
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about the new iPhone, Custom Facebook URL’s, Palm Pre’ making records, and the DTV transition for the last time. Take a look, after the jump.
Addictive recreation of an old-time favorite.
Galaga Remix was created by Namco, and it is a brilliant remake of the original arcade game. Galaga Remix includes an updated version as well as the original 1981 Galaga. The old version of the game does allow you to reclaim a captured ship so you can have double the firepower with dual ships like in the old arcade game, however this app really shines with the updated version. The new Galaga’s graphics are much easier on the eyes, and includes new boss battles, multiple upgrades for your ship, and plenty of levels.
The rest of the review is after the break. Read more…
Welcome back everyone, to another edition of “The Roundup”!
This week I’m talking about Google and Apple’s FTC inquiry, Amazon’s new Kindle, AT&T’s first iPhone app, and some quick notes on Windows 7 RC, and Mac OS X 10.5.7. Take a look, after the jump.
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