If the NES, PSX and Super Nintendo emulators are not satisfying your fix for mobile gaming on your iPhone, the new Turbografx iPhone emulator should do the trick. Back in 1987, the PC-engine Turbografx, was sold in the United States as TurboGrafx as a magical super-console. While this super-console was not coming the the US, we became envious of the best home rendition of Street Fighters, named Fighting Street, and endless amounts of shoot-em up games that would play with our hearts.
While the NES had to fill our US void, 20 years later we can finally get our fix with our trusty iPhone and the latest emulator to hit the OS. Take a peek at the video below for a positive sign for things to come for Apple iPhone gaming and hopefully the answer to our 20 year wait for Turbografx gaming.
With the outrageous exchange rate plaguing would-be purchasers of Nokia’s N96 at nearly $1200USD, it is time to talk about credit card options. A new website, creditcardclub.com is making the tedious task of locating the proper credit card as easy as pie thanks to their excellent credit card rating details. Not only do they rate [...]
The exchange rate between Europe and the US never seemed to hurt a gadget geek as much as today with the price announcement for the Nokia N96. Today, the launch date for the Nokia N96 became official with July 31, 2008 as D-day and a hefty £599.99 price tag. In case you are a little behind [...]
The $100 million iFund announced in March just became a whole lot more interesting as the first two applications to make the grade were announced today. For a little background, the iFund $100 million is run by Apple and venture capital company Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and since March no applications have been given [...]
While At&t is completing their HSUPA network upgrade which will bring their services up to full HSPA, South Africa’s Vodacom is joining in on the fun. Today, Vodacom announced that they would be launching South Africa’s first High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) service to compliment its HSDPA offerings. With the new upgrade, South African cell phone users on Vodacom will be able to download at up to 3.6 Mbps and upload at 1.4 Mbps. While actual speeds vary, the sheer fact that HSUPA service will be available is a sign of great things to come for our South African brothers. Now onto the important information, price. For customers who have opted to use HSDPA service for a fixed fee of R49.00, they will automatically receive the HSUPA service at no additional charge. Vodacom Group’s CEO Alan Knott-Craig said today that,
“Vodacom continues to set the pace in wireless broadband technology in South Africa. With HSUPA, our customers will now have access to the fastest down- and upload speeds available, offering them a true broadband experience.”
Go ahead and file this one under our rumors, but the Mac OS X update which went live today has slipped a new icon for the iPhone which we believe is the 3g iPhone. With the WWDC kicking off in less than 2 weeks, June 9th seems as good of a time as ever for [...]
With the current credit crunch, identity theft is on the rise and it always helps to have a solid service protecting your credit score. Lifelock is a new service which we are sure you have seen either through online advertising or on one of those catchy television commercials and their services are finally getting the [...]
While the idea of RIM converting their devices into standard flip phone form is not in any way shape or form innovative, we like the idea of diversity. The Blackberry Kickstart is focused on the ‘experience’ whether it is messaging, email or listening to music. With the Blackberry 5.0 OS loaded on the Kickstart even [...]
Looking for your own fix of Hotmail, Windows Messenger, Live Contacts and Spaces on your Nokia S60 series cell phone, but not willing to switch to Windows Mobile to do so? Starting today the wait is over and now S60 users will be able to join in on the fun as the Windows Live application [...]
Yesterday we told you about the MDA Vario IV, known to the rest of the world as the HTC Raphael or HTC Touch Pro. Today we add two other devices coming to T-mobile Germany in the coming weeks; the T-mobile MDA Compact IV and the follow up to the Ameo which we will call the [...]
