Onslaught from Space looks very much like something you would’ve played in a video arcade 20 years ago, and that’s exactly what developer Jake O’Brien had in mind.
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Onslaught from Space looks very much like something you would’ve played in a video arcade 20 years ago, and that’s exactly what developer Jake O’Brien had in mind.
Original post by Meghann Myers
Talk about perfect timing: A company has released a tablet device in the UK called iTablet just a few weeks after Apple took the wraps off the iPad.
Original post by Nick Spence
Stock video company Artbeats announced that it is offering a free downloadable HD clip every day at its Web site
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We look at nine apps that will either help you enjoy Super Bowl XLIV… or give you a worthwhile distraction should the game not live up to the hype.
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The Pantech Impact sits awkwardly between text-friendly phones, many of which offer a better design for messaging, and touchscreen powerhouses, all of which are more capable of handling multimedia.
Original post by Damon Brown
Be-ez have announced a new addition to its stylish LA robe Allure line of protection sleeves, with the introduction of the LA robe iPad Allure.
Original post by Nick Spence
Sporting 3D graphics, great animations and numerous ways to dispatch the ensuing hordes, Castle Frenzy is a beautiful and addictive title.
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LaCie has announced a range of new MacBook and Apple iPad compatible covers.
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Once again, the iPad rules the week’s news. Is it the best thing since Apple first sliced a loaf of bread, or an unmitigated disaster? The Macalope looks at what the Internet thinks.
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You’ll spend a lot of time in Dragon Age: Origins covered in blood. The game is morbid and a bit humorous, but this fantasy role playing game is a a major step forward for the genre.
Original post by Chris Holt