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First unveiled several years ago, the VirtuSphere has come a long way since the initial concept. The stationary hamster-like ball “was being shown off in conjunction with a first person shooter, which had the player wearing goggles and holding a gun controller,” at GDC 2010. Video after the break.

If you want to try one of these out, you’ll be able to find it in the Excalibur in Las Vegas in about a month, or if you just can’t wait, expect to pony up about $55,000 for one of your own.

[via Dvice - OhGizmo]

Capcom’s Street Fighter 4 iPhone may look impressive, but Palm is looking to give it a run for its money, with their incredible Unreal Engine 3 WebOS port. Continue reading for a video demonstration.

It runs at a pretty smooth clip, with just a tiny bit of artifacting…Palm has it currently setup to demonstrate the game at 1 fps when in card view.

[via Engadget]

Apple iPhone 4G concepts are dime a dozen, but this one by Seraphan from the Spaziocellulare forum looks sleeker than the average handset. Featuring both front/back facing cameras, a slim form factor, and several colors. Click here for first picture in gallery.

[via Geeky-gadgets - Journaldugeek]

First unveiled several years ago, the VirtuSphere has come a long way since the initial concept. The stationary hamster-like ball “was being shown off in conjunction with a first person shooter, which had the player wearing goggles and holding a gun controller,” at GDC 2010. Video after the break.

If you want to try one of these out, you’ll be able to find it in the Excalibur in Las Vegas in about a month, or if you just can’t wait, expect to pony up about $55,000 for one of your own.

[via Dvice - OhGizmo]

First unveiled several years ago, the VirtuSphere has come a long way since the initial concept. The stationary hamster-like ball “was being shown off in conjunction with a first person shooter, which had the player wearing goggles and holding a gun controller,” at GDC 2010. Video after the break.

If you want to try one of these out, you’ll be able to find it in the Excalibur in Las Vegas in about a month, or if you just can’t wait, expect to pony up about $55,000 for one of your own.

[via Dvice - OhGizmo]

Amazon has the Canon PowerShot A1100IS for only $129 shipped, originally priced at $249.99. In addition to 12.1-megapixel resolution, it features “an advanced DIGIC 4 Image Processor with evolved Face Detection Technology and the Face Detection Self-Timer for extraordinary control and performance.” Product page.

DIGIC 4 also makes possible the i-Contrast (Intelligent Contrast Correction) system, which controls the compensation level in pixel units to brighten dark areas while leaving bright areas unchanged for better images where the main subject is dark, and more natural transition.

[via Amazon]

Capcom’s Street Fighter 4 iPhone may look impressive, but Palm is looking to give it a run for its money, with their incredible Unreal Engine 3 WebOS port. Continue reading for a video demonstration.

It runs at a pretty smooth clip, with just a tiny bit of artifacting…Palm has it currently setup to demonstrate the game at 1 fps when in card view.

[via Engadget]

Capcom’s Street Fighter 4 iPhone may look impressive, but Palm is looking to give it a run for its money, with their incredible Unreal Engine 3 WebOS port. Continue reading for a video demonstration.

It runs at a pretty smooth clip, with just a tiny bit of artifacting…Palm has it currently setup to demonstrate the game at 1 fps when in card view.

[via Engadget]

Apple iPhone 4G concepts are dime a dozen, but this one by Seraphan from the Spaziocellulare forum looks sleeker than the average handset. Featuring both front/back facing cameras, a slim form factor, and several colors. Click here for first picture in gallery.

[via Geeky-gadgets - Journaldugeek]

Think of Flaboo as Doodle Jump meets rhythm-action. In this colorful iPhone, iPod Touch game, players have to “tap, tilt and shake the screen to help Fat Chick bounce his considerable bulk off clouds and ever higher.” It’s free today only, normally $0.99. Video after the break. Click here to download now.