Thirty years ago, the world was introduced to a complex board game with lots of secrets, detective work and frustrating guesses. That game was Scotland Yard

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Ravensburger’s Scotland Yard Gets A Digital Makeover- iPad Game Review

When FaceTime was first released in 2010 alongside the iPhone 4, many people were disappointed to find that it could only be used with a Wi-Fi connection, and not over 3G as expected, meaning no FaceTime on the go. FaceTime’s limiting Wi-Fi only restriction may be lifted soon though, as indicated by a new warning found in iOS 5.1.1. According to Romanian Apple website iDevice , when a FaceTime call is made on Wi-Fi with an iPhone running iOS 5.1.1, if a user turns off the “Enable 3G” option in the Settings application, the following warning message pops up: “Disabling 3G may end FaceTime

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FaceTime Might Soon be Allowed to Run Over 3G

Usually when we call a game a sandbox, we’re referring to some kind of open world game where you can wander, free of restraints, and do anything you can think of. The Sandbox [ Free ] isn’t quite that kind of game

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‘The Sandbox’ Review – Paint With Physics

Popcap just announced the availability of its popular game Bejeweled for the iPad. Priced at $3.99, Bejeweled HD brings in the famous match-3 puzzle game with four game modes namely – Classic, Butterflies, Diamond Mine and Zen.

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Bejeweled HD now available for iPad

Here we go again with some fresh reports coming from Digitimes.

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Apple iPad Mini to Use “G/F2″ Thin Film Touch Technology

Intel currently manufactures the chips that are found in Apple’s laptops and desktop computers, but the company has been angling to make an entrance into the mobile market as well, replacing the ARM-based processors in the iPad and the iPhone with chips of its own. At its annual investor day in Santa Clara, California yesterday, Intel outlined a plan to snag the attention of customers like Apple, amid a fear that Apple might one day switch to ARM-based processors for all of its devices

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Intel Obsessed with Making Chips Apple Can’t Ignore in Future

Until yesterday, applications using the Dropbox software development kit (SDK) have been rejected from the App Store by Apple for violating their in-app purchase regulation. That is, the Dropbox SDK offered a link to create an account or upgrade their current one from outside the application, skirting Apple’s 30-percent share of the transaction. The developer kit is slightly crippled at this time, but at least application creators won’t keep getting rejection letters for something they can’t control.

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Updated Dropbox SDK Gets Apple’s Stamp of Approval

For as many App Store games that I eyeball on a daily basis, I admit that something that has a lot of visual pop or a very distinct style will always catch my eye. Looks don’t always equal quality though, and I’ve been wooed by many an attractive looking title only to be disappointed when the gameplay didn’t quite follow through

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‘My Little Hero’ Review – ‘Zelda’ Meets Pixar in This Clever Adventure

It seems that Apple is now preparing to give the go signal to release the new iPad in 30 more countries this coming weekend, May 11 and 13. MacRumors pointed out the iPad selection page for Latin America where it was indicated that the new iPad is arriving in the said region this Friday.

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30 More Countries to Get the New iPad on May 11 and 12

Wireless carrier AT&T has just announced that it will soon launch an all-digital IP-based home monitoring system that will allow you to check in on your humble abode while at work, on the road or anywhere there is an Internet connection around the world. Now, you can finally see what your cat does all day when you’re gone

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AT&T Digital Life Home Automation Platform Ready for Your iOS Devices