Tag: IPod Touch
App Store Roundup: Our favourite apps of the week
Looking or something new to play around with on your iPhone? Then check out Tech Digest's roundup of our favourite apps of the week.
Klipsch launch iGroove SXT dock
The dock also has S-video out, allowing users to play videos on their TVs, and a 1000mA charger built into the dock to keep your Apple gadgets powered up.
Sky Mobile TV streams live sport to your iPhone
Sky and Apple have joined forces, launching Sky Mobile TV on the iPhone.
iTunes App Store: 100,000 apps, but only 2,000 get used
When you consider that only 2,000 iPhone apps have proved popular, the Android Marketplace's 10,000 offerings suddenly do not sound so modest.
For those about to text… Rock Band comes to the iPhone
It will be interesting to see how the cut down version fares as you won't be plugging any instruments into the phone, it will work using the handsets' touch screen facilities.
Apple's Tablet PC (iTablet?) coming in February?
Its sources are saying that Foxconn Electronics, makers of the iPhone and the iPod, will be the manufacturing partner for a tablet PC device and it will go on sale in the first quarter of 2010. Apparently initial shipments will be in the 300,000-400,000 range, which sounds like fairly low number to me.
Two billion apps downloaded, 50 million iPhone/touches sold – landmark day for Apple
Its press release also stated that Apple has sold over 50 million iPhones and iPod touches and that there are now over 85,000 apps for iPhone owners to choose from.
Apple's new iPods (touch, nano video, classic and shuffle) – UK details and pics
Here's a quick gallery of the new iPods along with details and prices. Click on the pic to kick start the gallery…
The 101 best iPhone apps in the world today
In celebration of the App Store turning one this weekend, and in an attempt to try to prove to Dan that it’s not a load of novelty nonsense, I now present to you the 101 best iPhone apps in the world today.
Quite some claim, huh? I know that one of your favourites won’t be listed here, and you’ll be shocked, appalled or just mildly ticked off that I’ve dared to include X or Y by Company Z, but there you go — that’s lists for you…
Introducing the GameBone Pro – the oddest iPhone add on yet?
Bored of using the sophisticated touch screen input to play your iPhone or iPod Touch games? Want to use a more traditional D-pad and button setup?
Well, you can with the bizarrely shaped GameBone Pro. It’s basically a SNES control pad, but shaped like a bone. It has dual connectivity – Bluetooth or via the dock connection, a 2000mAh lithium-ion battery and also has built-in speakers, microphone and 3.5mm headphone jack.
These latter inclusions indicate that you should be able to use the GameBone Pro as a Bluetooth handset. If you wanted a bone shaped handset.
The thing that strikes me as the most odd about this device though is that you’ll need two hands to operate it, leaving you exactly zero hands to hold your iPhone. You could balance your very expensive iPhone on your knees I suppose.
Makers of the GameBone Pro, 22Moo, plans to ship the device with a horizontal and vertical stands for your iPhone but this would, in effect, make your iPhone a very small TV in a games based setup.
There is no price as of yet, as 22Moo are leaving pricing suggestions up to the public. It should be out mid September.
(via Kotaku)
Check out our video review of the slightly less weird, but still not entirely conventional Zeemote:
