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A little tweaking and a lot of heat avoidance should allow iPhone owners to prolong the life of the non-owner-replaceable battery inside Apple’s latest gadget.
Why go to a bar for karaoke night when an iPod may be the way to see the lyrics while a song plays?
Mac owners often complain about being left out, but they’ll soon have one less reason to do so. “GameTap has opened up its online gaming service to Mac users,” reports Matt Martin of GamesIndustry.biz, “offering 500 titles from its library of videogames.”
A number of these titles are instantly recognizable - Street Fighter Alpha 3 and Sonic the Hedgehog caught my eye (and reminded me of years long gone) - so no one should worry about the quality of the games. As for the timing . . .
“Currently Mac users can only take advantage of the GameTap Lite Player,” adds Martin, “with the Deluxe Player promising full-screen gameplay and other features when it launches later this summer.”
Once the next version of Mac OS X hits the world, people should like some of the little tweaks the design team has worked into the operating system.
Apple disclosed the pricing for plans from AT&T that will transform one’s iPhone purchase from a very pretty brick to a fully functional three in one device for playing music, surfing the web, and making calls.
Apple recently posted a guided tour of the iPhone, its forthcoming heavily-hyped communication device.