Shadowgun Best Looking Mobile Game Ever?

Shadowgun developer Madfinger Games has announced that its upcoming shooter will be hitting the iOS App Store September 28, with an Android release to follow shortly after.

These new screenshots have come to light showing off the game's impressive visuals (click for full-size):










Source: IGN

Apple vs Samsung Case Continues

Apple is taking all measures to sue Samsung over patents, namely ones that violate and almost mimic it's devices, mainly the iPhone and iPad.
Whilst it is, in all respect, a valid concern; both Samsungs Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab look almost identical to Apples smartphones and tablets.
Apple released the following statement:

"Rather than innovate and develop its own technology and a unique Samsung style for its smart phone products and computer tablets, Samsung chose to copy Apple's technology, user interface and innovative style in these infringing products."

The user interface is talking more of the Android imitation of iOS as aposed to Samsungs Touch Wizz, but with all the claims, which you can read in full here and Samsungs retaliation here, it seems, however, Apple, who spent $5.7 billion on parts from Samsung in 2010, is about to lose a supplier when it comes to the internals of their next device. Get the rundown here, and we'll keep you updated.

Source: Engadget 1, 2, 3

Samsung Galaxy S II: £600??

Well, it seems that old Sammy won't be expecting the masses to rush out and buy the new Samsung Galaxy S II.
Play.com have got the Gingerbread toting smart-phone at a whopping £599.99 (with free delivery though, the kind b@stards).
The RRP is actually down as £649.99, so you save yourself £50 if you're crazy enough to part with your cash.

If you're interested, however, it seems various retailers are offering the device from £600-upwards, so bear in mind this may not be the final price come launch.

source: play.com

Successors to the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab Announced

Thanks to the fine folks over at Engadget, the names and specs of the successors the the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab.


The Galaxy S II has been upgraded to a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, with a 1GHz duel-core Orio/Exynos processor, along with Bluetooh 3.0, 24Mbps HSPA+ and NFC.


The Galaxy Tab II, has taken a big leap from it's 7-inch predecessor; a 10.1-inch capactive touchscreen, with resolution of 1280x800, running Android Honeycomb (the long awaited Android Tablet OS), 1GHz CPU speed (although whether this will be single or duel-core is yet to be announced).



Hit the link below for more infomation, including Samsung's future products, including a 4-inch WVGA display with 3D capabilitys, and a new line of TV's that will allow you to use a 4G (presumably Samsung only) devise with your HDTV to send whatever you receive over 4G to a big screen, where your Samsung handset will double up as a fancy internet receiver, remote for viewing content and also Cloud-based gaming.

Samsung Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab II @ Engadget


source: engadget 


[UPDATE: For more pics of the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab II, head here]

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