If you thought retro-gaming was as good as it would get for the iPhone, you're not only mistaken you're also gloriously naive. While looking for indications of a UK launch of video downloads via iTunes, Download Squad have discovered some telling indications of Apple's planned gaming support for their iconic handset.
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From the monthly archives:
August 2007
iTunes code prompts game download speculation
If you thought retro-gaming was as good as it would get for the iPhone, you're not only mistaken you're also gloriously naive. While looking for indications of a UK launch of video downloads via iTunes, Download Squad have discovered some telling indications of Apple's planned gaming support for their iconic handset.
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Dismantling the 2007 Apple iMac
Bought a new iMac? What's the first thing you do... why, take the damn thing apart, of course! That's exactly what's being documented over on Kodawarisan, where seemingly the only thing better than a new Apple toy is a new Apple toy in pieces on your desk.
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Video suggests how iPhone copy & paste might work
Since Apple have shown that they can quietly unlock functionality under our very noses (how many were perturbed to see a "Send to Web Gallery" button appear when working with photos?) there must be some hoping and praying that the next covert unveiling is something every other smartphone user takes for granted: copy & paste.
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Apple theme for Sony’s PSP
Some so-called iPhone themes for rival devices have been little more than a new icon set and a couple of wallpapers; alternatively, you get the product of many hours of work and real consideration as to how Apple might have developed an interface for a different device. AppleCor, a theme for the Sony PSP, definitely falls into the latter category: coders from the QJ.NET forums have put together an awesome, ... continued »
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Duck Hunt for iPhone
Yesterday it was a NES emulator; today the retro-gaming continues with a fantastic rendition of classic Duck Hunt coded in iPhone-friendly javascript by Deron Dantzler. To be honest, for casual users not really wanting to get elbow-deep in their iPhone file systems this is an easier way to enjoy mobile gaming - all you need do is visit http://orangeburgyoungprofessionals.com/duckhunt and you can get playing.
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Orb on iPhone tutorial
We've talked about different ways to stream media to your iPhone before - whether that be from online storage or customised internet radio - but ladies-favourite Kevin C. Tofel has been trying out yet another alternative: Orb. To be fair, Orb isn't new; it already has a broad user-base of people enjoying its ability to stream music, video, even live TV to different computers and mobile devices. Kevin sets out ... continued »
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NES emulator brings retro games to iPhone
I saw the other day that a programmer under the nickname "stepwhite" had managed to get a usable - but not particularly elegant - port of the InfoNES emulator, complete with games, to the iPhone. At the time it seemed to be more a proof-of-concept than anything else: it ran slowly, relied on you jabbing at an on-screen image of the keypad, and you couldn't save your progress making it ... continued »
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