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With the BlackBerry Playbook, still growing roots into the tech world early adopters may need some help figuring out great games for their new Playbook. We have listed four of our favorite blackberry Playbook games after a month of use. Each of these games will certainly help you pass the time and can be enjoyed while at home or waiting in an Airport.
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Let me start off by stating how much I dislike stand-alone GPS systems. I was once a happy Droid X owner and user of the free Google Navigation on Android. In fact I welcomed the birth of every day where I got to taunt iPhone and normal GPS users of how they wasted money on what is freely available, Oh the good old days. As the darkest storm clouds formed over the world, Apple announced the iPhone on Verizon and I awoke owning the iPhone without my beloved Google Navigation. I only kick this off by stating this since this is the history on which I base my review.
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The Windows Phone 7 Feature list has been leaking out faster than sites can keep up. Reading all the features, there is no doubt that the Mango update for Windows Phone 7 will be massive. It seems not only is Microsoft adding new features, they are actually adding features that many Zune users felt were missing.
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The BlackBerry Playbook is a true multi-tasking tablet OS, unlike the iPad. However, you need to change a setting as true multi-tasking is disabled by default. The beauty of the Playbook is that you can navigate to Pandora.com and stream music via the web browser vs. requiring a native application. The problem is the default setting on the Playbook is to pause applications when another app goes full screen. The Playbook offers 3 multi-tasking settings: Showcase (true multi tasking), default, and paused. I don’t believe any of the options are ideal but here is how each works.
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When you are looking for a quality case to protect your iPad 2 consider the PixelSkin HD by Speck. Speck designs some of the most aesthetically pleasing and high quality cases for a variety of devices and the PixelSkin HD is no exception. Unlike the Apple’s iPad 2 screen cover the PixelSkin HD is a folio case that protects the entire iPad, however it does not includes the magnetic strip to put the iPad 2 into sleep mode.
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Turn-by-turn navigation on smartphones has existed for some time now. However, Google has redefined what a maps / navigation application should include. To a great degree, the navigation included for free on every Android handset has set a high bar for companies like TomTom, Garmin, and Navigon, just to name a few. After owning an Android device, it is difficult to pay for turn-by-turn navigation on my iPhone, as it now feels like a feature that should have been included for free.
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It has been a long wait but Android had finally come to Android, assuming you have 1 of 5 devices. NetFlix has published their app to the Android Market which supports the following devices
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If a picture is worth a thousand words then what is a 360 panoramic picture from Microsoft PhotoSynth on the iPhone worth? Microsoft recently launched PhotoSynth on iOS allowing you to take a series of pictures on your iPhone via PhotoSynth then have them stitched together to make an amazing view of a location.
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