Mon February 07 2005
 Game Flashback port for Pocket PC
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04:33 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
You'll need the original Flashback DOS files to use with this emulator. Check the original site for more details. [via PocketMatrix] |
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For the fans of Flashback out there, Grégory Montoir (cyx) |
MagicButton 1.8 released
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04:26 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
V1.8 adds full support for 2003SE devices with VGA screen and for Pocket PC phones. |
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New iPod Accessory: Stereo Luggage
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12:25 AM by Bob Russell in Archive | Portable Audio/Video
I don't know if I'd feel real comfortable settting my luggage on a board room conference table as a speaker when making a project or sales presentation, but I guess that's no big deal for some people. After all, "Boom Bag™ luggage features a built-in speaker system with an amplifier and subwoofer! ... Designed by experienced travelers, Boom Bags were created to be the highest quality luggage available!" They may not sell very well, but I'll give them this - Boom Bags just might corner the market on luggage sound systems. |
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There are all kinds of interesting accessories for portable music devices. One that I've not come across before is Sun February 06 2005
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Portable Media Player Offered by American Airlines
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11:43 PM by Bob Russell in Archive | Portable Audio/Video
It's not perfect... there's no online connection for web surfing or email, and no word about how fast the battery might run down. But even those of us with a PDA might want one for the newer content. They provide movies that have not yet made it to DVD. It's great to see portable devices with multimedia taking hold in more markets. It won't be long before such things are commonplace even to the non-geek! Each new device or service like this reminds us that there's quite a battle going on for control of content and content delivery and content control (DRM). It may seem invisible to the general public, but a multimedia market paradigm is forming right before our eyes. Let's just hope that consumers are the winners when all the dust settles. (Via www.gizmodo.com, a wonderful source of gadget and tech info.) |
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Shape Shifter (a short review)
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10:32 PM by Zire in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Astraware has done it again with this awesome addition to their library. When I saw screenshots of this game initially I was a bit skeptical of how much fun it would be. All in all it turned out to be alot of fun. Easy at first and very hard as you progress through the levels. There are two modes. The first mode is called beat the clock which includes bonus rounds. I like this mode better then the second mode. The bonus rounds are cool but easy once you get the hang of it. The second mode, shape speedster is to try to make rows disappear. This is harder then it sounds. If the rows go past the top it's game over. I lose pretty fast here. My favorite thing in this game are the sounds and music. They are pretty loud even on the subway. Don't know why this game and Tip Top are the only Astraware games that I need to turn the sound on. The ghaphics are cool too but I think animating the shapes would be even cooler. If you want a great addition to your games library download this and have a great time. |
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eReader going down the drain?
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01:34 PM by Colin Dunstan in E-Book General | Deals and Resources (No...
Well, I am actually quite happy with eReader.com. My only concern is lack of recent updates of the reading software, especially for WM2003SE Pocket PC devices. Did anyone else here on board experience trouble with eReader.com? |
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