Nintendo Game Console and PhoneIt-iPad

In case it somehow snuck in under your radar, E3 just happened. The LA-based gaming extravaganza is where Nintendo introduced its next generation of home console, the Wii U, also served as the location where our buddies from Joystiq caught up with Hideki Konno, the company's 3DS hardware chief. When queried as to why the 3DS uses the same, nowadays archaic, resistive touch technology as in the original DS, Mr. Konno answered candidly that "it's all about the backwards compatibility. We have to play DS games on this and we want to make sure they work." Not an unreasonable assertion by any means, however those same Joystiq sleuths also determined pretty conclusively that the Wii U's bodacious 6.2-inch controller also uses a resistive touchscreen -- could the primeval tech be getting recycled again for similar reasons? Nintendo's made no announcements about game compatibility on the Wii U beyond confirming that it'll play all Wii titles, but this at least it gives us some extra food for rumination (and speculation) while we wait for the new console's 2012 release.



They hacked Facetime onto the iPhone 3GS, and now they've finished it again -- the iPhoneIslam team's bringing honeycombed calling and texting to your jailbroken iPad 3G. We shelter't been able to experiment it for ourselves quite yet, but the new PhoneIt-iPad app should be addressable finished the squad's Cydia sepulture tract now, and it'll expenditure $20 to bring out the filled latent of your listing. And with that, it's exclusive a thing of case before iPad sidetalking becomes a meme. For other articles on this blog, please read about toshiba outs qosmio x770 and satellite p700 .and Greditor Gr100 Keyboard Pro... thanks a lot.

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