Originally Posted by wraggster Much-hyped food app makes its debut on the Microsoft OS. The app lets pizza lovers find their nearest store, browse the menu and then place their order. They can also customise pizzas by base, size and toppings. It's been a wild success on other formats: the iPhone app alone has generated over £10m in sales in the past year. Indeed, 13 per cent of all Domino's digital sales come through a tablet or smartphone. The Windows 7 version was developed by Vexed Digital, and is being ...
Originally Posted by wraggster It seems that some PS3 users are running into trouble with Gotham City Impostors, and we're not referring to all the fake Batmen clogging the streets. According to posts on the Gotham City Impostors forums, some PS3 users are unable to unlock the full version of the game. Even after paying for the title, some find themselves stuck with the trial version. A forum administrator notes that ...
Originally Posted by wraggster The signs of a good interface aren't always visible. An elegant in-game display susses out the sweet spot between education and economy, making it an art that is often overlooked by design. And when games aim, claim or clamor to be cinematic, life bars and scores tend to be the first things tossed out as distracting clutter. The traditional HUD is fading from view. Ghost Recon: Future ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Allows users to wirelessly connect to their iTunes library. While iTunes has been designed with Apple products in mind, the Airbind app gives Android users access to their iTunes media via wi-fi connection. Users must download a software client for their PC or Mac, and additionally the app for the smartphone can be retrieved from Android Market. One syncing is complete, users can access their entire music library from their smartphone as long as they remain connected to wi-fi. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster "Giants is the idea for the future," Toys for Bob CEO and development lead Paul Reiche III told me during an interview this morning, just ahead of this weekend's Toy Fair 2012. His company's latest project, Skylanders, is up for an award at the big show, not to mention an award or two at DICE 2012 (also this week), but he's already looking into the future. To an extent, at least. ...
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