Tag: Apps
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Angry Birds Rio will be free on Android Market this week
Free version of Angry Birds Rio for all Android users
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Gameloft demo their 10 Xperia PLAY release games
Games developer Gameloft has released a demo video for their 10 launch-day Xperia PLAY games, all in 720p HD glory. If you can excuse the chubby thumbs darting around at the bottom of the video, you’ll see that Gameloft have put together some great looking titles for the Android/Playstation device. Graphically they all look pretty…
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o2 delay Sony Ericsson Xperia Play launch due to Software problems
o2 UK have postponed the release of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play (previously known as the “Playstation Phone”), due to software problems. The Xperia Play is due for a UK release this Friday, 29/03/2011, but just 4 days before release day o2 have pulled the handset. In an official blog post, o2 state that the…
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Android Apps on Blackberry PlayBook – It’s official!
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It’s now been officially announced that the Blackberry PlayBook will in fact be host to Google’s Android apps. After much speculation since rumours emerged in February, the Google platform is set to appear on RIM’s first tablet outing when released on April 19th in the United States, and will open up potential for the multimedia…
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Apple anger over Amazon “App Store” name – more lawsuits!
Apple has kicked off yet another bitter lawsuit after Amazon unveiled its own Android “App Store” yesterday. As crazy as it sounds, Apple is very angry with anybody using the words “App Store” to describe their services, even when that’s what’s being provided – a store for apps! Already in a feud with Microsoft over…
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Samsung announce new 3DTV Packages, Smart Hub feature, Lightweight 3D glasses and more
Samsung have announced a host of new products, accessories and features for their TV sector, ranging from Plasma TVs to 3D sets to Mobile Phone applications. Samsung’s President of Electronics America, Tim Baxter was keen to talk alot about 3DTVs and the 3D market. Samsung led the 3DTV market last year with a 60% share,…
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iPhone game DoodleJump coming to Kinect for Xbox 360
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The top selling iPhone application of all time, DoodleJump, is due to make the ‘jump’ (sorry) to Xbox 360 and Kinect in the near future. Lima Sky, the developers of DoodleJump, have unveiled plans to bring the massively popular game to Xbox users as an Xbox Arcade game which will work with Microsoft’s record-breaking accessory,…
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RIM announce ‘BBM Social’ Platform in Open Beta
Back at 2010’s Blackberry Developer Conference (DEVCON), RIM announced a new social platform: Blackberry Messenger (BBM) Social Platform. Today they have made the platform an open beta service for the first time, allowing developers everywhere to get their hands on it. BBM Social Platform allows developers to introduce features of RIM’s popular messaging service into…
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Apple creates AirPlay apps category in iTunes
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Apple introduced AirPlay with iOS 4.2, a nifty feature which originally allowed users to stream video from their iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to Apple TV and a big screen using Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, it only offered video streaming using the native video application to start with, until iOS 4.3 was released on the 9th March,…
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WebOS will be included on all HP computers by 2012
The chief executive of HP, Leo Apotheker, has said HP is looking to bring the company back on course by focusing heavily on WebOS in the future, and has confirmed that more details about this will be unveiled during an event which will be held on March 14 in San Francisco. In an interview with…
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Opera launch Mobile App store
Today, Opera has launched its brand new Mobile App store which will be available for the following mobile platforms: Android, BlackBerry, Java, Palm, Symbian and also Windows Mobile. The new App store is a convergence of various mobile operating systems and should allow users to easily search for an application for their smartphone in one…