Sim City for iPhone

If you like the game sim city, you can now download it for the iphone.
here.

SimCity on iPhone

Before you do according to TUAW recent article, the game has a few bugs, long load times, and sticky controls.
You can read more here: -link-

In the other hand it really shows the true protental of the phone features.

Come-on Verizon, allow apple iphone on your network!

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Posted by Torvinen Eric On December 29th, 2008

Small Processor (Intel)

This may be old news, but Intel has released a new processor called the Intel Atom. It uses less then 1W to 2.5 watts for mobile devices. They claim that it is the smallest processor with the world’s smallest transistors.

One Question Arises: How small is too small?
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Posted by Torvinen Eric On December 2nd, 2008

Create Screenshots With Your MAC

Since i now use the mac for almost everything. I learned if you press a key command on your keyboard you can create screen shots easily.
Heres how to do it!
1. Press “Command + Shift + 4″ (At the same time)
2. Notice that your mouse changed to a target symbol.
3. Now hold down the mouse button and drag. Once you let go it will take a snapshot.
– You will hear a camera sound then the image should appear on your desktop.
link to screenshot test

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Posted by Torvinen Eric On October 23rd, 2008

Convert iPhone/iPodTouch To A Wireless Mouse

I recently found a program that turns, any iPhone or iPod touch in to a wireless air mouse for your computer. The site has 2 programs that you will need to install. One for OSX and the other for Vista. Depending what OS you must have Mac OS X 10.4 or above OR Windows XP/Vista 32/64bit with Bonjour Installed.

Quoted from mobileairmouse.com:

Air Mouse instantly transforms your iPhone or iPod touch into an in air, wireless mouse for your computer! Sit back and surf the web, browse your photo library or control your music player from the comfort of your couch. Air Mouse uses the built in accelerometer to translate your hand motions into mouse movements on your screen. It can also operate as a touchpad, allowing you to control your computer with a single fingertip. Air Mouse is an essential part of any home theater PC and a presenters best friend.

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Posted by Torvinen Eric On October 17th, 2008