Everyone knows that people are making some really wierd iPhone apps lately. Cowbell, lightsabers, flashlights, so on and so forth.
Now some people have made an iPhone Ocarina app. Ocarina. As in that little flute thing Link played on the N64. You blow into the mic and it makes music.
Example!
Of course, if you don't know that song, you should be taken out back and shot.
[SMule via BBG via Gizmodo]
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
the G phone eh?
Well after too long, I finally got my iphone, which I'm 100% satisfied with..(ok..95%...I do want to get a 3g)...but regardless....the Iphone is awesome..
so we've all been looking to Google for their "comeback" since it is appearing that the Z-(zune)phone isn't coming..which I would be on board for..
Today while looking @ wired blog...I found a video hand on review of the "G-phone"
Please take a look there..oh..and someone remind these guys that...trying to be hip...doesn't work for them "do you have any wu-tang?"..lol
all jokes..I have much respect for the Wired crew.. (big ups eecue)
So here it is..please take a look at the video :-)
found @ Wired Blog-
Is the first 'Google' phone, HTC's G1, truly ready to free the wireless web, or is it a half-baked version that's only acceptable to those trapped in the T-Mobile ghetto?
In this week's Wired Gadget Lab Videoblog, Daniel Dumas and Joe Brown take a first look at the highly anticipated multimedia phone and find that it is still not as good as the iPhone.
While the handset comes with interesting features, like the quality Android OS, the OK 3G network and some useful applications, the unexciting hardware design and not-quite-there feature set stands out. There's no headphone jack, no multitouch and a half-baked App Store!
If the video below is not working, please click here to view it: Gadget Lab Videoblog: Review of the First Google Phone.
You can also check out all of our previous videos at Wired's channel on YouTube.
This episode of the Gadget Lab Videoblog was created by Annaliza Savage (producer), Henry Young (camera), and Fernando Cardoso (editor).
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