Digg founder and co-host of Diggnation, Kevin Rose is at it again, this time providing us with what may ultimately become a series of video reviews of iPhone apps. In this review, Rose provides us with an overview of Enigmo, as well as a demonstration, and then a final verdict. I’ll let the video do the rest [...]
Continue reading...13. August 2008 | by Robert Nelson
I have been told many times in the past that Prima makes high quality cases, however this was the first time that I was able to get my hands on one. The model that I had the opportunity to review was the Prima Leather Lateral, which will work with either the original iPhone or the [...]
Continue reading...26. July 2008 | by Stephen Beals
Andy Ihnatko, Technology writer for the Chicago Sun Times thinks, ”the new iPhone’s very best feature of all is the one that every existing iPhone user can get for free: an update to the iPhone 2.0 OS. With it comes access to the iPhone App Store.” Ihnatko sees the plus side of Apple’s lock on iPhone development. [...]
Continue reading...22. July 2008 | by Stephen Beals
It’s nice when a PC magazine gives an Apple product a fair shake, and the UK’s PC advisor did an in-depth review of iPhone 2.0, which netted the software an overall 4 out of 5 star rating, with a full five stars for value. The review concluded that the software is, “a welcome step-up [...]
Continue reading...13. July 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Acclaimed technology blogger, Chris Pirillo, recently purchased SEGA’s Super Monkey Ball from the iTunes App Store and has put together a little video review of it. (For all intents and purposes skip ahead to around 2:20.) Super Monkey Ball is currently one of the more expensive applications on the App Store, selling for a cool $9.99. [...]
Continue reading...9. July 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers
Today David Pogue of the New York Times published his review of the new 3G iPhone. He has been testing out a model for a little bit and has reported his findings. Pogue took a different direction than that of Walt Mossberg, who also reviewed the phone. Pogue’s article focuses less on the faster data [...]
Continue reading...9. July 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers
Recently on AllThingsD, Walt Mossberg gave the new iPhone a favorable review. He begin by talking about the biggest weaknesses of the first iPhone, “[The] first iPhone had two big drawbacks: It was expensive, and it couldn’t access the fastest cellular-phone networks.” Clearly these were the two biggest concerns for Apple in the next incarnation. [...]
Continue reading...26. June 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers
When I heard about this iPhone case, I was intrigued because they have a lot of interesting claims. Let’s see how it all panned out: The Shades Case for iPhone and iPod Touch is a really different kind of case, as iPhone cases go. Their slogan is “It’s Not a Case. It’s Not a [...]
Continue reading...20. June 2008 | by Jimmy Rogers
This week we have an exciting announcement for all of our readers. We are in the process of reviewing the Shades case for the iPhone. They sent us several different colors as samples and we’ve decided to give them away to YOU, our loyal readers! Shades iPhone cases are made of a 0.4mm polyurethane plastic shell. [...]
Continue reading...13. June 2008 | by Robert Nelson
Walt Mossberg recently offered up a nice review of the Samsung Instinct, or at least that was what it was supposed to be. Based on the review, it just adds further evidence of two things. One, that Mossberg likes Apple products and two, that the Instinct is not going to be the ‘iPhone killer’ it [...]
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9. September 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
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