Monday, January 31, 2011
Carve a Virtual Tree This V-Day and Learn to Love the Hippies [IPhone Apps]
Nanocade turns your netbook into a lap-friendly arcade cabinet
Nanocade turns your netbook into a lap-friendly arcade cabinet originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 31 Jan 2011 15:54:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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BBM 6 to add social gaming, SDK access coming

BBM 6 will likely only be available to devices running OS 5 or newer, at least in the beginning -- we'll have to wait and see if RIM releases a version for older BlackBerry models.
BBM 6 to add social gaming, SDK access coming originally appeared on Download Squad on Thu, 27 Jan 2011 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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This Is the Saddest Book I Can Imagine [Food]
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Facebook Has Been Refining Their Troll-Slaying Comment System For Months; Finally Ready To Roll?
Back in October of last year, news started to trickle out that Facebook was completely revamping their commenting system plugin. The very thought had to send a chill down the spine of commenting startups like Disqus, Echo, and Livefyre. In a statement to us at the time, Facebook confirmed the upgrades, and vaguely said, "we'll have more to share in the coming weeks." Well, weeks turned to months ? nothing. But that may be about to change. Facebook is on the verge of launching a full commenting system for third-party sites, CNET's Caroline McCarthy reports today. She cites multiple sources who claim the product should be ready to roll out in a matter of weeks. And apparently it could be implemented at launch on a number of high-profile sites (no, not us ? unless AOL has us totally out of the loop on this one). Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/3Cuwd_K4Q_Q/
Kongregate Arcade returns to the Android Market with some minor changes
Kongregate Arcade was originally pulled because it itself acted as a marketplace for apps -- or at least, it appeared to. In actual fact, the app was just a portal to all of the Flash games on the Kongregate site. The original app hid the browser's address bar (why is this possible?), which made it look like everything was occurring in-app.
The changes to the app make it more obvious that the app simply links to Web pages with Flash games, rather than appearing to play games from within the app. The Arcade will now also use the browser's cache to store temporary Flash files, rather than "explicitly downloading and managing games on the SD card."
A QR code to install the app is after the break.
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Kongregate Arcade returns to the Android Market with some minor changes originally appeared on Download Squad on Wed, 26 Jan 2011 05:23:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
These Photo Wizards Turned Still Images into Video [Video]
CE-Oh no he didn't!: Netgear boss calls 'game over' for Microsoft, Jobs' 'ego' reason iPhone doesn't support Flash
Can't say that Patrick Lo is a name that immediately rang any bells around here. He's certainly not as recognizable as Netgear, the company that he chairs and rules supreme. But boy did he hit our radar screens this morning. Lo had plenty of criticism to spread around the Microsoft and Apple camps today during a press lunch in Sydney. Oh where to even begin? Let's start with Microsoft, and Lo's claim that, "Microsoft is over -- game over, from my point of view," when comparing Windows Phone 7's chance to compete with Android and the iPhone. Doubtful, not with Redmond's Windows 7 and MS Office cash cows fueling Microsoft's intense desire to execute on its new mobile strategy.Lo then turned his sights on Apple, having this to say on the topic of Steve Jobs' refusal to support Adobe Flash on Apple's mobile devices: "What's the reason for him to trash Flash? There's no reason other than ego." Funny, we thought it was due to performance, security, and power consumption issues. Lo later added, "Once Steve Jobs goes away, which is probably not far away, then Apple will have to make a strategic decision on whether to open up the platform." Classy. Hit the source link below if you're just dying to hear how "closed" systems are inferior to "open" systems all over again.
CE-Oh no he didn't!: Netgear boss calls 'game over' for Microsoft, Jobs' 'ego' reason iPhone doesn't support Flash originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 31 Jan 2011 04:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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