Finding an iPhone game that is fun, playable and everlasting is a
chore I have struggled to overcome. Sure, there are lots of fun games
for the iPhone, but only Peggle is a game I have played and won
and then re-played again and again. Once you beat the game, you can call on all your in game character friends to specialize in your continued destruction towards the win.
I recently vowed I would not be upgrading to the new iPhone 3GS after adopting the first two versions of the phone. I am now thrilled to recant the argument of that previous article and announce my new 3GS phone is now a beauty to be held right here in my hands!
I have been a big iPhone lover in the past; but I’m unexcited about the iPhone 3G S and I refuse to incarcerate myself in anticipation, longing and waiting for iPhone wish fulfillment ever again. The White Apple of Death still leaves a hauntingly bitter taste in my mouth a year later.
For the price of a US dollar, our Panopticonic universe just became a little smaller — or larger if you’re a fan of being spied upon by strangers — with the release of “Surveillance Shaker” a new iPhone App that now lets you, with the shake of your iPhone, silently surveil the world without the watched knowing you’re watching.
I didn’t think the iPhone App store could sink any lower than BulletFlight, but yesterday I was proven wrong with the bouncing new arrival of a 99 cent App called “Baby Shaker.”
One of the greatest warming trends technological advancements present to the world is helping the disabled lead a better and more productive life. Once the disabled have been served, then the average-bodied among us are able to reap the benefits of the advancements in favor of the human condition. First, we had Bluetooth breadcrumbs for the Blind; now we have a rhythmic touch screen with Braille bumps for the Blind.
In an amazing move late last night, Amazon released a Kindle reader for the iPhone!
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