All Entries in the "Technology" Category
Amazon’s Kindle Fire: Where Apps are Just Content
After its November 15 release Amazon‘s new Kindle Fire tablet likely will be the first mainstream competitor to the Apple iPad. But Amazon is taking the opposite approach in designing and marketing the product from their Cupertino rival. Besides the obvious differences of size and price, notice the different angles Amazon and Apple take when promoting [...]
Social Media Music News – Boinc
Coming out soon is the social media music company Boinc which is currently in its beta stage. Go on, find out what we think…
Is Microsoft becoming ‘too’ much like Apple?
Ok, so from the start I’m going to come right out and say it….
I.don’t.like.Apple.
There I said it.
So what’s my issue with Apple? For me, personally, as a lover of gadgets and gizmos, Apples view on software is frustrating.
Help shape Unstoppable Gorg!
Futuremark Games Studio, responsible for the hit title Shattered Horizon, are today inviting PC gamers and fans of tower defense style games to sign up now for the Unstoppable Gorg closed beta test due to begin in the next couple of weeks. Unstoppable Gorg is a thrilling space defense game inspired by vintage sci-fi [...]
The long awaited photoshopping tool for the iPad.
Reallusion, the award-winning leader of 3D and 2D Cinematic tools, have now treaded into the iPad market with Visualize; a brand-new visual application that combines the power of free-hand cutouts, visual templates and layered compositing.
Mobile Musing #4: Motorola Atrix Review
You have probably seen the advert for the Motorola Atrix and the big claims it is the ‘World’s most powerful smartphone’, we certainly had and of course the first thing we wanted to do was put that claim to the test.
WP7 App Review – Meteor!
Meteor In Soviet Russia, Meteor controls you! I don’t get the tag line either, but let’s get going with it! Ever been sat at home, your media server is hooked up to your 50″ HD TV and you can’t find the remote? I’m sure it’s happened to us all at one point [...]
