Archive for November 21st, 2009
Something a little different to unbox and review this week, SuperEtrader sent me over the iGame Family iPod dock to have a look at.
The iGame is a simple concept, take an iPhone or iPod and drop it in to the iGame dock and you can play some cool games with a proper wireless controller on your TV screen. Offering games similar to the Wii it’s not just limited to games you can also watch your iPod movies on your large-screen TV of stream your music. Seems set to be the must-have gadget of Xmas 2009!
Take a look at my brief video below which will give you an overview of the hardware involved:
Compatible with :-
- iPod Touch 1st Generation 8GB 16GB 32GB
- iPod Touch 2nd Generation 8GB 16GB 32GB
- iPod Classic 120GB
- iPod Classic 80GB 160GB
- iPod 5th Generation (video) 30GB 60GB 80GB
- iPod 4th Generation (colour display) 20GB 30GB 40GB 60GB
- iPod 4th Generation 20GB 40GB
- iPod nano 4th Generation (video) 8GB 16GB
- iPod nano 3rd Generation (video) 4GB 8GB
- iPod nano 2nd Generation (aluminium) 2GB 4GB 8GB
- iPod nano 1st Generation (video) 1GB 2GB 4GB
- iPod mini 4GB 8GB
iGame key features:
- iGAME lets you get the very most out of your iPod
- Browse through your iPod folders on the TV using the iGAME controller
- Great Fun For all the Family – 3d Action Games
- Use the dock to Watch Movies Through Your TV
- Play Music and Podcasts Through your TV
- Additional Games Available through the ELONEX Website
- Compatible with Nano, Touch and Classic iPods
- iPod not included
Tracy and I will be spending time playing with the iGame over the weekend, all in the name of research you understand, and we’ll have a review for you soon!
Posted by: Matt
The world is pretty excited about the HTC HD2 and it’s easily the most notable Windows Mobile phone to hit the market in years. Bold, daring and huge but is the HTC HD2 worth looking at?
Here is an article from Mobile Today regarding the awesome looking Sony Ericsson Satio. Carphone Warehouse have suspended sales of the Satio due to software problems and speaker faults. sounds nasty, read on:
Unfortunately I had a couple of keys stop working on my HTC Touch Pro2 recently and had to send it away for repair. I just thought I would share with you what I found to be a fantastic service provided by HTC.
HTC
Friday: Called HTC and explained my problem. They said UPS would collect my device on Monday.
Monday: UPS collected as promised.
Tuesday: Email from HTC to say they had received my device.
Thursday: Email from HTC to say they had fixed my device and it would be sent back to me.
Friday: Email from HTC providing me with the UPS tracking number and an expected delivery day of Monday.
Monday: UPS delivered my phone!
Overall I could not have expected a better service and was over the moon at the information they provided me. They did fix my device by replacing the keyboard. They even updated my ROM too which I was not expecting.
Top marks HTC!
Posted by: James
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