Macrumors writes:
MacWorld Sweden caught the attention of iPhone users when they reported that Swedish carrier Telia is planning on bringing Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) to their iPhone users. MMS is a feature that has been long requested by iPhone users and would allow the easy sending of multimedia (photos, video) to your contacts.
**hOoDnErD**
Google has created an app for the iPhone that will give the handset advanced voice recognition, reports John Markoff from the NY Times. The app can answer location related questions (Finding the nearest Starbucks), give driving directions, respond to generic questions, and even search local data from the address book.
The app will be free and [...]
According to NPD Group (via Edge)
The NPD Group has done a new poll.
NPD’s data was collected from over 3,200 pre-identified sample owners of portable devices from September 16-23.
The firm told Edge, “79 percent [of those polled say] they use their portable device in-home, far more than any other location.”
Poll info after the jump
VP of iPod marketing, Greg Joswiak stated that the iPhone is the “future of gameplay.” But how is that? Lets break it down.
The iPhone uses touch screen (But so does the DS)
Maybe it’s because of the graphics hardware? (See image below. LOL)
Whats you guys take on this. I’m I being to hard?
DLB~
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Its the first of the month, and the podcast features all the members of the DLB-Network. We talk about who will win Game of the Year, the weeks top news, LittleBigPlanet and more.
Blog: DLB-Network.com
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Macrumors writes:
Fring has released the iPhone version of their service today as a free download in the App Store.
On the sidebar of the website, below the DLBTV videos, theres a New Poll about your picks for Game of the Year. I have set the poll for everyone to make two votes.
So pick your two games and comment which ones you pick and why you feel they have a chance at winning.
According to a Variety interview with Dead Space executive producer Glenn Schofield, EA Redwood Shores wants to convey itself as a company known for “creativity, originality, and high quality third-person action-adventure titles.”
“That’s why we’re looking to brand the studio,” says Schofield. “That’s what I’m doing right now. It’s going through legal.”
DLB~
Your Host DLB, MikeDemo1, Snake-oo and SilverK9 talk about the weeks top news, Amazon Top Ten, the state of the PSP and PSP2 and more.
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Atari has brought modern versions of two of their classic games to the iPhone: Missile Command [App Store] and Super Breakout [App Store].
Atari president Phil Harrison spoke highly of the iPhone platform:
“It’s very exciting to be bringing these influential and timeless games in their redesigned form to the iPhone and iPod touch, devices which are leading the global charge in innovative [...]
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