Triplepoint client Polarbit has released Raging Thunder 2 on the iPhone App Store and the Android Market.
The game is a sequel to the incredibly popular Raging Thunder, and sees you employing your racing skills over six single-player modes (Career, Arcade, Single Race, Time Attack, Survival, Instant Race), and in online, cross-platform multiplayer races; that is, [...]
9. March 2010
Late last week, Triplepoint client Playbrains announced their upcoming mobile gaming debut Babo Crash, an action-puzzler coming to the iPhone, iPad and Android platforms.
The game is set to at first appear to be a traditional take on a match-three puzzler, but becomes more complex over time by adding in combat scenarios, power-ups, in-game characters that [...]
4. March 2010
Both of the main location aware programs, Foursquare and Gowalla are vying for your check-ins and attention as they both head into South by Southwest in Austin, TX next week. Both are programs that want to track where you go and share it with your friends to create on the fly social hookups.
To fire up [...]
2. March 2010
Mashable editor Matt Silverman has posted a very neat list that highlights six applications currently available for the Android platform that make the switch from the iPhone worth it. Many have criticized the Android for lacking in the app department and I can safely say that I have found many worthwhile applications for the Android [...]
Continue reading...1. March 2010
The New York Times Blog has posted a highly interesting piece on the future of personal computing as we know it. As of right now, there have been 3 major operating systems begging for your attention; those being Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and the various distributions of Linux. Each have their place and at [...]
Continue reading...24. February 2010
Yesterday, mobile applications store PocketGear announced its acquisition of Handango, a developer of Smartphone apps. The purchase, says Mobile Beat, is set to create the largest cross-platform, open app and content store store, which will house more than 140,000 pieces of both paid and free content.
Now, the PocketGear App Store will support more than 2000 [...]
23. February 2010
To protect the innocent, names have been changed. In this publication, a once-faithful iPhone lover will be referred to with a fictional Twitter name: @madluv4iPhn.
A recent tweet:
@madluv4iPhn Dear iPhone – I’ve met someone new named the Nexus One. I’m strangely attracted to her and need a few days to figure this all out.
I initiated a [...]
23. February 2010
Sometime in the first half of 2010, Adobe will release Flash 10.1, which, according to Tech Crunch, will allow users access to Flash games on their Nexus One mobile phones (among others).
Redmond Pie’s Taimur Asad got his hands on a pre-release version of the HTC Desire Rom (which includes said Flash functionality), and took perhaps [...]
23. February 2010
At last week’s Mobile World Congress, Google CEO Eric Schmidt spoke proudly of the success seen by their Android handsets, saying that the company ships 60,000 units daily, or, when expanded to a yearly total, a whopping 21.9 million units a year.
Mashable has done the math for us, and has found that at that rate [...]
16. February 2010
If you’re as into following the Winter Olympics as we at Frisky Mongoose are, you might go through a touch of withdrawal when away from home, with no access to television or even laptops to check the latest highlights and scores. Luckily, in the increasingly app-filled world of mobile phones, if you’ve got an iPhone [...]
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9. March 2010
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