This is probably the coolest bit of iOS connectivity I’ve seen so far. KL Dartboard is an iPad app (for US$3.99) that serves as a virtual board for darts thrown by an app called KL Darts … for the iPhone.
So, the idea is that you buy the iPad app and set it up on the wall, and then you download the free iPhone app and connect the two using Bluetooth. Once the setup is complete, the position that you hold and shake the iPhone in determines where the darts land on the iPad’s board.
What a weird concept. Unfortunately, it’s probably a better idea than it actually is a game; the iPhone app requires OS 4, you’ve got to have both devices, and the reviews on the iPad app say it doesn’t really work that well. It’s impossible for the iPad to know “where” the iPhone is, so you don’t even need to face the screen to throw the darts correctly.
Still, I think we’ll see more cross-device interaction like this; Chopper 2 is a game that is due out soon, and it allows you to use your iPhone as a controller for the iPad version. I think there are plenty of possibilities like that for developers to play around with. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Filed under: iPhone, ipad
- Date: Jul 6,2010
Jeweler/gadget-monger Stuart Hughes is selling diamond-encrusted iPhone 4 devices for $20,000 — but order quickly, as only 50 of these devices will be made.
These gaudy gadgets come unlocked “for worldwide use” and absolutely sparkling with 6.5 carats of VVS quality, F-color diamonds and a complimentary carrying case made of ostrich foot.
The back of the device features a solid platinum and diamond version of the Apple logo.
This latest foray into luxury goods of indubitable opulence and questionable taste calls to mind a similarly bedecked iPad which surfaced in March. This device features 11.43 carats of hand-set, micro-pave diamonds and retails for a mere $19,999. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: adryana
- Filed under: iPhone
- Date: Jul 2,2010
Projector for iPhone is one of the products “Finally someone has thought well” – not only look exactly as we wanted, excellent work! The iPhone has brought us quite a lot already, and of course you are known, it is unnecessary to go into details woww and Ahhh!
Go straight to the facts: designing a screen about 2 feet (diagonal), image or video, has embedded + speaker output for audio, has remote control volume, brightness, contrast, etc. menu. AV in / out, USB load or network load for 4:00 to 2:00 using is also compatible with the iPod Classic or Touch, Blackberry, video sources, DVD player, VCR, laptop or PC. Oh and about the design since I have not talked! Turns to stand immediately and shared values and a stunning start. Read the rest of this entry »
Get your hands on the new iPhone and a HOT Apple iPad today!
- Author: adryana
- Filed under: iPhone
- Date: Jul 1,2010
EBook Reader are not too popular here, and names like Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader just does something too few.
Why? There are many reasons. First of all, are expensive. Then do not bring one to us. And even if they would bring, would be hard to go for electronic books for them, they are not available in Romanian, and stores such books outside.
In addition, we do not read it too, so even if there were no inconveniences above all not too would be demand for ebook readers. At least I think so. It would be interesting to those of an opinion on this issue Bookblog. More on these devices in a future article. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Filed under: Apple, iPhone
- Date: Jun 7,2010
As expected, the iPhone 4 was announced today during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC.
Its flagship features are, of course, the extremely high resolution screen, video chat capability with FaceTime, and the sexy new form factor.
But there’s more to the 4 than that, and even those seemingly self-explanatory new features deserve a closer look.
Let’s see just what Apple’s done here with its biggest update to the iPhone since the original. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Filed under: Apple, iPhone
- Date: Jun 6,2010
Fact: there are more iPhone and iPod touch cases in the world than there are ants. Okay maybe not, but there are certainly more than there are pandas.
If you want to stand out from the crowd, or turn your back on the retail onslaught of ready-made options, then we’ve rounded up five designs that you can make yourself.
Our tried and tested DIY mini-projects include a few eco-friendly options that reuse existing items. And no homemade round-up is complete without a quacking Duck Tape design. Craft on! Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Filed under: iPhone
- Date: Jun 5,2010
Call it whatever you like — football, soccer, the game with the black and white checkered ball that you kick around the field. Pick a name and get ready for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Every four years soccer fans go wild and neighborhood bars are packed to the brim in broad daylight with devoted viewers.
While the BBC and ITV apps that promise to stream the games and video highlights have yet to be released, there are still some great, free iPhone apps to satisfy your World Cup appetite. Read the rest of this entry »
- Author: admin
- Filed under: Apple, iPhone
- Date: Jun 1,2010
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- Author: admin
- Filed under: iPhone
- Date: May 21,2010
Had enough Android excitement yet? Of course not. Following up on the Froyo release yesterday, we’ve got the no less vital news that the iPhone 3G port of Android is now ready to download and install.
Having shown off Google’s OS running on a 3G two weeks ago, author David Wang has clearly had to iron out a few kinks before serving up the necessary binaries, but here they are now, replete with a handy install guide he’s penned over at PC World.
Time to get yourself on the dual-booting bandwagon, no?
