Keepin’ it real fake: iPhone hits discount retailers as an eyeshadow palette
Now, these may have been around for ages, we can't really be sure because, truth be told, it's pretty rare for us to troll the aisles of Kohl's makeup section looking for KIRF s. Regardless, a helpful, hawk-eyed reader snapped this shot of an eyeshadow palette -- called eyemobile -- that's got the distinct iPhone aura going on, though we're 100 percent certain this is an unauthorized use case. It's hard to say from the photo, but it also looks like there's a lip gloss palette in the background (which we assume is called lipmobile), and that, friends, we would pay money for
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: cellphone, cellphones, discount, fake, iphone, keepinitrealfake, kirf, lots, result, ripoff, sun, unauthorized, women
What does the Motorolla Droid do that the iPhone can not?
There are significant differences? The iPhone can do everything you can Droid?
FCC comes through with a Consumer Broadband Test app for iPhone, Android and the home
We talk about the FCC a lot here, but usually the ways ye olde Commission affects our lives are indirect.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, Other Tags: app, broadband test, consumer, discrepancy, fccbroadbandtest, furnish-the-fcc, iphone, nationalbroadbandplan, network, speeds, wireless
Unreal Engine 3 up and running on webOS, and we’ve got video!
Palm just showed us the Unreal Engine 3 running on webOS, which apparently took a couple weeks to port over to the platform using that fancy new PDK . It runs at a pretty smooth clip, with just a tiny bit of artifacting in our enemy's death animation. As an added bit of wow factor, Palm has it currently setup to demonstrate the game at 1 fps when in card view
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: engine, iphone, mobile, problem, tiny, unreal, unreal engine, unreal engine 3
Meizu MStore open for business, Mr. Jelly on sale now for 29 cents
We have some news on the app store that Meizu announced for the M8 a while back . The official name is apparently MStore, and it is indeed open for business with its first paid app, Mr. Jelly, going for about 29 cents (we believe it's a productivity tool for managing your, um, jelly).
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: apps, developers, engadget, game, games, indeed-open, iphone, jelly-on-sale, meizu, meizum8, productivity, super-monkey, Tool
Altec Lansing inMotion MIX iMT800 Portable Digital Boom Box for iPhone and iPod
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Altec Lansing inMotion MIX iMT800 Portable Digital Boom Box for iPhone and iPod
Shure MPA-3C Music Phone Adapter for iPhone
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Shure MPA-3C Music Phone Adapter for iPhone
Comcast Mobile 2.0 for iPhone flashes remote DVR scheduling skills on video
The ability to remotely schedule DVR recordings hasn't hit every Comcast system yet (c'mon Ann Arbor) but that hasn't stopped the company from delivering version 2.0 of the Comcast Mobile app on iPhone (Blackberry is "coming soon," no word on webOS, Android or WP7 plans) complete with the aforementioned myDVR manager, an improved TV Guide browser, push notifications for emails and voicemails and more.
Categories: Android, BlackBerry, Mobile Phone Tags: ann, apple, arbor, Comcast, comcast-mobile, comcast-voices, comcastmobile2.0, engadget-mobile, flashes-remote, iphone, mcnulty, remotedvr, skills-on-video
Sausage stylus for the iPhone now on sale in the US
So you thought awesome gear never made the transition from Korea to the USA, huh? Not so in the case of the infamous sausage stylus we spotted a month ago. That cold weather peripheral -- allowing its ingenious users to operate a capacitive touchscreen with gloves on -- has made the big leap over to the Americas and can be yours for the low (seriously low) price of $0.99
Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: capacitive touchscreen, cold weather, iphone, leap, peripheral, sausage, seriously-low, touchscreen, Transition
Android NDK hits Release 3, brings OpenGL ES 2.0 access to devs
We know from a brief spat of iPhone 3GS controversy that OpenGL ES 2.0 brings a new level of immersive realism to 3D gaming on mobile devices, so Android developers (and users, for that matter) should be delighted to hear that a new release of the official Native Development Kit exposes its capabilities to anyone targeting Android 2.0 or higher. As a refresher, the so-called NDK is a bolt-on to the standard Android SDK that gives folks the ability to write and compile critical pieces of functionality in native code, closer to the processor without that pesky Java virtual machine standing in the way -- in other words, it's exactly what gamers and game devs need to make Android a serious gaming platform, and better access to badass 3D capabilities are a fun little piece of the puzzle. The latest NDK's available for download now -- so seriously, hurry up and go wow us with your revolutionary first-person shooter.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, Other Tags: Capabilities, controversy, entry, functionality, gamers, iphone, mobile, nativedevelopmentkit, opengl, opengles, opengles20, pieces, realism, standard