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Turn Your iPad 2 Into Game Boy

Lootiful has a line of snap-on iPWN cases that protect your iPhone in style by making it look like a Nintendo Gameboy and has now extended its retro gaming cases to the iPad 2. The Lootiful case is available for pre-orders only at this time and the company isn’t unveiling the final price just yet for this unique case and the company does sell smaller cases like the upcoming iPad 2 case but just for the iPhone 4 and they cost $18USD each…………….

Sony PlayStation Vita To Hit US And Europe In 2012

Sony PlayStation Vita handheld will miss Christmas in US and Europe and Sony has confirmed that the Vita won’t hit the American and European markets until early 2012. In the U.S., the Play Station Vita will have an initial price of $249 for a WiFi-only version and $299 for one that works over AT&T’s wireless network and in Japan, the Vita will sell for ¥24,980 for the Wi-Fi version and ¥29,980 for the 3G model. The new gaming system, which will be a follow-up to both the successful but aging PlayStation Portable (PSP) and the slow-selling PSP Go and the Vita will feature a 5-inch touch screen on the front of the unit and a touch pad on the back for controlling games using hand gestures…………..

Ratina Display Support Comes To Gmail For Mobile

Google has updated its web app for Gmail with the inclusion of pull down to refresh, new transitions and updated icons to take advantage of the Retina display of the iPhone 4 along with transitions between inbox, menu and conversations look as if one screen is sliding to another. The basic idea behind such transitions is to make the whole process smoother and the new changes have been made via a combination of up to eight different CSS3 transitions and Javascript………….

iPhone 5 Update Could Be Bigger Than Expected

The iPhone 5 rumor mill is working overtime and next generation iPhone will be completely redesigned and will look more like iPod Touch 4G rather than iPhone 4. Apple’s fifth generation iPhone could be a bigger upgrade than expected and iPhone 5 won’t support 4G LTE networks as we’ve heard before, which is one of the reasons why iPhone 5 could be a bigger than expected upgrade to make it more appealing for iPhone users to upgrade to the new iPhone rather than waiting for the 4G LTE iPhone, which is expected to be launched in 2012……………..

iOS 5 Concept Video Of Notification Center

Jan-Michael Cart, a graphic artist has posted a new iOS 5 concept and this concept is very exciting, although most of the people want this concept to be real in iOS 5, which is about Notifications and Notifications Center………………

appMobi Introduce Its XDK HTML5 Dev Tools On The Google Chrome Web Store

appMobi announced the immediate availability in the Google Chrome App Store, it goes by the name of appMobi XDK cross platform app development tool. By making the XDK available on the Chrome App Store, appMobi expects to further its dominance of cross platform HTML5-based app development. The tool is perfect for making applications to run within Google Chrome, but it’s also capable of creating native apps for submission to Apple’s App Store and the Android Market. The hardware integration is accomplished with JavaScript hardware abstraction, which enables access to the camera, GPS, accelerometer. The platform boasts full compatibility with PhoneGap, so easily transition if you’ve got a project in the works. Checkout more bellow in the press release.

Pegatron to Start iPhone 5 Shipments this September [Report]

Lately, we have been hearing a lot of rumors about the upcoming iPhone 5. Some say that it will be released this October and test units have been sent to carriers inside highly secured boxes and are only available for technicians and other officials for testing purpostes. While others are of the opinion that Apple will be launching iPhone 5 at their next media event in September. This is not it, clones of the devices even emerged in Chine before the launch of the original device.

New Malware Found For Android Called Trojan That Records Phone Conversations

The increase in the number of applications that have come up on the Android marketplace has opened up newer avenues for developers to ear and present content to the Android community, but the dark side of the fact is that the rise in the number of applications has also opened up opportunities for cyber criminals to invent newer ways to catch hold of confidential user data and a newest security threat has been identified for Android users, the Trojan or a malicious program disguised as an application has found out to be recording conversations that users do using their smartphones. The Trojan activates itself and records ever conversation that takes place on the device in a low quality audio format so that the user does not even have a clue about it and after the call is complete the Trojan then can easily send the file through an email to any email address as an attachment……………….