Posts Tagged ‘MobileCrunch’
How can we make MobileCrunch better for you?
Author: Stacey Cook
Hello, CrunchGear reader! So here’s the deal. Our sister site, MobileCrunch, is doing well. Like really, really well. February was MC’s biggest month ever, and then March went and made February look silly.
That makes the people upstairs happy – and when they’re happy, we’re all happy, because we get to make improvements.
So we turn to you, dear reader, and ask: What do you want from MobileCrunch?
Read the rest at MobileCrunch >>
Props to CrunchGear
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Monkey Island Comes to iPhone
Author: William Miller
We dont usually post stuff about new games because we just cant keep up and don’t have to play them anyway. But this one deserves a big fat badass WELCOME.
The Secret of Monkey Island has been released in the iTunes store for $8. It is about 400MB so be ready to either doc to sync or find a super fast wifi connection. It is expected that it will work on both the iPod Touch and is confirmed on the iPhone. Apparently the voices have been re-recorded and the graphics updated but you can swipe your finger at any time to get the full retro experience.
You know how you remember something that was so badass back in the day, like a movie for example, then you try to re-experience it today and you wonder what the heck you were thinking? Well so far, that isnt the case with Monkey Island. It is fun all over again.
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Samsung WatchPhone S9110
Author: William Miller
We posted a little while back about the LG GD910 expected in August for around $2,000 USD. Well now Samsung is coming out with their version of the watchphone coming later in July, possibly early August for 450 Euros.
Samsung has announced the S9110 featuring a 1.76 inch touch screen, Bluetooth, voice recognition, email, speakerphone and music player… What a mouthful for such a small device. From the images below it looks like it is the size of a bracelet but the model might also have small wrists. Guess we will have to wait to see what it is like when it is released. Would be nice to see OLED used to make the screen bend around the wrist, or better yet, unroll/expand when the larger screen is needed.
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