It is said on the report from www.gforgames.com that one of the new handsets could be using a Toshiba 128 GB NAND Flash Chip. Well, we are not sure yet about this report because last year when the rumors about iPhone 5S to have a 128GB of storage also didn't happened...
Where to find and collect Golden Eggs #1-9 in Angry Birds Golden Egg #1: Let the credits scroll, you’ll find a Golden Egg at the conclusion. – This is the easiest to find a golden egg for me, so go and let the credits scroll till the end and click the golden egg as it appears...
Hewlett-Packard or HP's webOS-based TouchPad is creating buzz since it was launched. This is really the time of the tablets since alm...
To help prevent accidents and soften possible blows, Nintendo Co. is shipping for free rubbery silicone covers for the handheld devices — just in case overly excited players see the Wiimote flying out of their hands.
The notice about the free Wii "jackets" has been sent as a message to owners who have their Wii machines connected to the Internet, and a notice is also posted on the company Web page, company spokesman Yasuhiro Minagawa said Wednesday.
Wii remotes going on sale after about Oct. 15 will come with the covers, Nintendo said.
The company has already strengthened the straps for the remotes that go around the wrist to help keep them fixed in players' hands. It recalled the remotes to exchange the straps in December after people complained they were coming loose, even crashing into TV sets.
Minagawa said the company has not received any reports of bodily injuries from the Wiimote.
The Wii console from the Kyoto-based manufacturer of Super Mario and Pokemon games has drawn relative newcomers to gaming, including the elderly and women, with easier-to-play games such as brain teasers, cooking recipes and virtual pet dogs.
"This is a totally new game experience. There's a chance some people may still be a little worried," Minagawa said of the covers. "This is not because there were any problems. It's strictly a precaution."
Since the Wii went on sale late last year, Nintendo has shipped 9.3 million of the consoles around the world, with supplies barely keeping up with demand, especially in the U.S. and Europe.
By the end of this fiscal year in March 2008, Wii global shipments are expected to have reached a cumulative 22.3 million.
MooWee is an application that lets you watch Internet TV content on your television screen using your Nintento Wii game console. You’ll need an Internet broadband connection with a minimum bandwidth of 384kbps as well as an Internet browser on your Wii console in order to hook this up to your television. From there, you can watch shows on your television screen, and use your Wiimote to change channels, etc. The MooWee service is easy enough to use–search for videos, watch the most popular, or view the editors’ picks. If you’re logged in, MooWee will keep track of your history for viewed and searched videos as well. You can also save videos to your favorites, and share them with others. A description of the video will display beneath the clip, showing which video-sharing network it’s been pulled from, and related channels you may enjoy, based on tag words.
The MooWee service can be enjoyed online as well. MooWee is of course an alternative to other set top devices like Apple TV, and other game consoles like the Xbox, which has recently indicated that it would like to work with th BBC on providing content for users. Sony is another company that’s looking to be more competitive in this market, and will be using a collection of devices and services to do so. Other services include Building B and Jaman. StumbleVideo offers a similar service for Nintendo Wii.
Looks like a real 30,000 capacity Arena isn't it? But this is just only One of the biggest LEGO buildings in the world. Check out some thumbnails below for some angle of the LEGO Arena Building.
