iPod Buffet

Switch, the Apple store in Penang is my most visited store in Gurney Plaza. I love technology, I love Mac, I love Apple Computer, I love iPod and that’s explain why. Recently they have just opened a new Switch at the new wing on the 3rd floor outside Parkson. They had a little opening party on last Friday night and I was there to look around and of course for the food after losing in the smile collection contest. They served some light and nice buffet to us. Because I was at the game conte

Click here to view the embedded video. It seems the creator of the cult Dreamcast classic (and a game I am yet to play), Seaman and (for the PS2) Seaman 2, Yoot Saito is creating a quasi-spinoff of the series on the iPod, entitled Gabo. Not many details have come out yet, but the game appears to be using a similar character to that of Seaman 2, a caveman/monkey person and instead of talking to the ’seaman,’ players use the iPhone’s touch screen to interact with it. I’m not sure if this game i

I’ve been chatting with my friend online mostly these days. Yup, and we just live a few walks apart! haha Since we both have kids to take to, it’s not possible for us to get along. But we meet up once in a while for cooffee breaks, chats face to face and share stuff about motherhood, being a wife and so many thing. I just hope they won’t be transferring soon because I’ve heard her husband is going back to the UK. Sigh..Anyway, the other day we are talking about getting ourselves a wii fit game!

Earlier this month, Viigo pushed out NCAA and NBA scores and gametimes to their free Windows Mobile and BlackBerry application, and now they’re following up with two key changes to all sports channels, ranging from golf to NASCAR, to baseball to hockey. First is the ability to schedule to calendar for those games you just can’t miss. Just find your game and the option should pop up in your menu. The other is previews, recaps and associated news feeds so you can go past the numbers and get the

Remember the little joystick you could buy for the old ‘house-brick’ Nokia phones that meant playing Snake was that little bit easier? Well now there’s a similar device for the iPhone and iPod Touch — the Marware Game Grip. The Game Grip is made from high grade silicone and fits around the iPhone/iPod Touch to give a similar feel to a console controller. The grip has a unique cord management system (pictured below) that allows you to have your device connected to your computer/charger and also

Its been a long while since I added AppsOnDiscount update on my blog. Not many good apps have gone on discount of late. But here are a few good ones that have just gone on discount/temp free: Fingeric - $1.99 - Free - AppStore Playing this game U are forced to use three fingers to accomplish an action (one or two fingers are also supported ). What actions do we have to choose from?… a tap, a double tap, slide, hold and our favorite, rotate action Asphalt 4: Elite Racing - $9.99 - $7.99 - App

Vern Seward took a step back in time to become a pterodactyl in the iPhone and iPod touch game Nanosaur II: Hatchling . Read on for Vern’s first impressions and to see if this game is worth your time and money

Shownotes: We finally have a price and ship date for the Pico Projector. It’s a handheld projector that you can quickly hook up to your iPod for showing off videos on the go. Bacon Alert! Bacon + Mayonnaise = Baconnaise. It’s from the same makers as Bacon Salt. I can’t wait to meet these guys! Marware announced the Game Grip, an iPhone/iPod Touch accessory that we knew was bound to come to market. The wheel holds your iPod Touch or iPhone and has routing for a USB cable and earbuds. We tes

Marware’s Game Grip Will Aesthetically Ruin Your iPhone [IPhone] Posted by: admin in General Gadgets News Gaming on the iPhone and iPod touch could be great with the addition of a gamepad handle: the promise of the iControlPad comes to mind. But the iPhone platform doesn’t deserve two giant foam handles that do nothing but ruin the sleek lines of the device, providing no buttons, no extra battery life, and no added functionality. Hell, the thing doesn’t even look comfortable to hold. It’s

Gaming on the iPhone and iPod touch could be great with the addition of a gamepad handle: the promise of the iControlPad comes to mind. But the iPhone platform doesn’t deserve two giant foam handles that do nothing but ruin the sleek lines of the device, providing no buttons, no extra battery life, and no added functionality.