CPT is showing an iPad modded with a 3D display at the Display Taiwan 2011 exhibition in Taipei.
Unfortunately, the display requires 3D glasses but its a little taste of the what future might have in store.
Check out the video by NetbookNews below...
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Friday, June 10, 2011
Upcoming Gameloft Games Hands On[Videos]
- Posted Jun 09 2011
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Gameloft had a ridiculous amount of games to show off at E3, and all of these games are scheduled for release in the third quarter of 2011. Of course no pricing was discussed (except for Let's Golf 3 which will be free) but we can likely assume these games will all be priced in line with Gameloft's fairly predictable pricing schemes.
March of Heroes – Gameloft's first Unreal Engine 3 game is a first person shooter that basically plays like all of their other first person shooters with a bit more eye candy thanks to the new and improved engine. Oddly enough, the engine switch alone doesn't make the game look that much better. Polygon counts seem low, and almost out of place compared to the nice shadows generated by the game engine
Some levels are environmental-focused, check out this underwater portion:
BackStab – I'm not exactly sure what to think of this. It seems like Pirates of the Caribbean meets Assassin's Creed, which could be a very good thing if you like both franchises and would love to see them mushed together in to one game.
9mm – This linear adventure game is highly inspired by Max Payne, complete with an over-the-top bullet time mechanic. Unfortunately, the color palette of the game is rather dark so the quality of the hands-on video isn't the greatest.
Let's Golf 3 – I've had a great time with all the Let's Golf games, and I expect the third installment to be no different. This time around, Gameloft will be dabbling in the free to play world. Hopefully we don't hit a pay wall too early.
Block Breaker 3 Unlimited – A crazy block breaking game with power-ups, multiple areas for blocks to be broken on each level, and channels you can shoot your ball into to transfer between them. This was a lot of fun.
Silent Ops – Gameloft seems to be re-using a lot of its Splinter Cell gameplay with this pseudo-sequel. The game has a very similar look and feel to it, including the fairly dark color palette that my camera didn't capture so well under the E3 lighting.
March of Heroes – Gameloft's first Unreal Engine 3 game is a first person shooter that basically plays like all of their other first person shooters with a bit more eye candy thanks to the new and improved engine. Oddly enough, the engine switch alone doesn't make the game look that much better. Polygon counts seem low, and almost out of place compared to the nice shadows generated by the game engine
Some levels are environmental-focused, check out this underwater portion:
BackStab – I'm not exactly sure what to think of this. It seems like Pirates of the Caribbean meets Assassin's Creed, which could be a very good thing if you like both franchises and would love to see them mushed together in to one game.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Watch the WWDC 2011 Keynote [Video]
Apple has posted the WWDC 2011 keynote for those who want to watch the unveiling of Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud.
Apple Posts iOS 5 Offical Video[Watch Now]
Apple added a new video to their website that introduces viewers to the exciting new features of iOS 5. With Scott Forstall and his team touting a lot of the new cloud capabilities, camera, iMessaging and other features, what are you most excited for about iOS 5?
Learn more about iOS 5 here
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
The Shortest Black vs White iPhone 4 Comparison [video]
- Posted May 02 2011
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
New iPad Ad: ‘If you asked’ (We’re just getting started)
Apple released a new iPad 2 television commercial:
If you ask a parent, they might call it intuitive. If you ask a musician, they might call it inspiring. To a doctor, it's groundbreaking. To a CEO, it's powerful. To a teacher, it's the future. If you asd a child, she might call it magic. And if you asked us, we'd say it's just getting started."
The new ad is on Apple's iPad page and YouTube channel.Enjoy Now
If you ask a parent, they might call it intuitive. If you ask a musician, they might call it inspiring. To a doctor, it's groundbreaking. To a CEO, it's powerful. To a teacher, it's the future. If you asd a child, she might call it magic. And if you asked us, we'd say it's just getting started."
The new ad is on Apple's iPad page and YouTube channel.Enjoy Now
Possible Revamped Notification System for iOS 5[Video]
Posted May 02 2011
With news regarding iOS 5 starting to pick up, more speculation is being made about what Apple will do with the next iteration of iOS. A new notification system is one of the most requested features for iOS 5. The current system has been highly criticized for years.
Will Apple totally revamp its system for notifications in iOS 5? There’s a good chance they might…
Cult of Mac is reporting that Apple will be buying a small company to build its notification technology into iOS. Keep in mind, rumors of Apple revamping notifications have been floating around for years.
“There were rumors last year that the iPhone’s notification system would be fixed after the chief architect of Palm’s system, Rich Dellinger, returned to work at Apple. However, the system still hasn’t been fixed, and according to our source, Apple is now trying to buy a small app developer to fix it.
Our source, who asked to remain anonymous, didn’t know the identity of the company, except it already has an iPhone app in the App Store.”
Cult of Mac is placing its bet on Boxcar, which would be a definite candidate for an Apple buyout. Boxcar currently offers its own method for push notifications through its iOS app. When asked about a potential buyout, Boxcar declined to comment.
“I sent an email to App Remix’s CEO Jonathan George asking whether his company was going to be bought by Apple. His response? “No comment…” he said.”
If Apple is indeed planning on a revamp of iOS notifications, what will the new system look like? A more unobtrusive experience would be ideal. The pop-up style of the current notification system has been in need of a change for quite some time.
Here’s an interesting concept:
We’ve seen many different concepts, but this one looks the closest to something Apple would actually design.
Although it’s very unlikely that Apple will implement a system exactly like this, it’s entertaining to think of what could be coming in iOS 5. Most likely, Apple will surprise us all with a totally original and creative system that no one could have guessed.
What do you think? Do you think we’ll see a new system for notifications in iOS 5?
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Summary : With news regarding iOS 5 starting to pick up, more speculation is being made about what Apple will do with the next iteration of iOS. A new notification system is one of the most requested features for iOS 5. The current system has been highly criticized for years!
Will Apple totally revamp its system for notifications in iOS 5? There’s a good chance they might…
Cult of Mac is reporting that Apple will be buying a small company to build its notification technology into iOS. Keep in mind, rumors of Apple revamping notifications have been floating around for years.
“There were rumors last year that the iPhone’s notification system would be fixed after the chief architect of Palm’s system, Rich Dellinger, returned to work at Apple. However, the system still hasn’t been fixed, and according to our source, Apple is now trying to buy a small app developer to fix it.
Our source, who asked to remain anonymous, didn’t know the identity of the company, except it already has an iPhone app in the App Store.”
Cult of Mac is placing its bet on Boxcar, which would be a definite candidate for an Apple buyout. Boxcar currently offers its own method for push notifications through its iOS app. When asked about a potential buyout, Boxcar declined to comment.
“I sent an email to App Remix’s CEO Jonathan George asking whether his company was going to be bought by Apple. His response? “No comment…” he said.”
If Apple is indeed planning on a revamp of iOS notifications, what will the new system look like? A more unobtrusive experience would be ideal. The pop-up style of the current notification system has been in need of a change for quite some time.
Here’s an interesting concept:
We’ve seen many different concepts, but this one looks the closest to something Apple would actually design.
Although it’s very unlikely that Apple will implement a system exactly like this, it’s entertaining to think of what could be coming in iOS 5. Most likely, Apple will surprise us all with a totally original and creative system that no one could have guessed.
What do you think? Do you think we’ll see a new system for notifications in iOS 5?
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