Posted by Simon Perry on 14 August 2008 | Tagged as: Germany
Twinity, the virtual-world based in the real world, is continuing to offer more attractions to the users of their Alpha City, Berlin.
Adding to their list of events, which has previously included a Bitropolis digital film festival and digital art shows, they’re now offering walking tours around the virtual Berlin.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 8 August 2008 | Tagged as: Germany, Web, Mobile, Cellular, Software
Opera have been receiving more success in placing their Web browsing software on different platforms, particularly mobile phones.
The latest win is a big one.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 17 July 2008 | Tagged as: Germany, Europe, Gaming
We all know how popular virtual worlds are, with the best known examples being Second Life and World of Warcraft.
These worlds are all very well, but they’re set in a fictional world. Not a bad thing for many people, but some players will hanker for more reality.
Get Real
This is where Twinity comes in. Twinity plan […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 25 June 2008 | Tagged as: Germany, Gadgets, Distribution, IFA
One thing is clear, IFA, _the_ European consumer electronics show, knows how to put on a show and how to entertain.
If you’ve been to the show in Berlin that runs between the end of August and that start of September you’ll know what we mean - it’s huge and the companies that exhibit there really […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 13 November 2007 | Tagged as: Germany, Platforms, Mobile, Cellular
Got 0.25 million Euros rattling around in your pockets and looking for a new mobile phone? KMD-edition will be more that willing to help you out.
They’ve just released a range of phones that are certainly not for the average man in the street, and not just because of the cost.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 5 October 2007 | Tagged as: Gadgets, Germany, Content, Open Source, Input devices, Music, Control Devices
We’ve all see Wii-motes being used for all sort of strange purposes, well this one is useful.
A bunch of students at University of Potsdam, Germany have written a programme that lets you use your Wiimote and nunchuck to trigger sounds, such as drums and cymbals on a Mac. It’s not just drums that can be […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 18 July 2007 | Tagged as: News In Brief, Germany, Business, Shift to Web delivery, Broadband, UK, Gaming
We nearly fell off our chairs when we saw the Independent reporting that Virgin-backed games company, A World Of My Own (AWOMO) were hoping to list for $1Bn in London and Frankfurt.
The Big Idea is that people will use the 3D world of AWOMO to download their games.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 4 July 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Germany, Apple, Europe, Mobile, Vodafone, Cellular
Who will carry the Apple iPhone outside the USA? Speculation of the European winner is rife.
