The Iphone is just cool. Calling it a phone is almost a disservice because what it really is is a full mobile computing platform. And in that vein, it can also be a mobile GAMING platform.
Now, I’m not a big gamer (my regular readers know that). But, I did spend a little time playing around in the App Store looking for some decent free games for the Iphone. I wanted to see what the phone could do. And I came across Maze Finger.
This game is simplistic as hell, but the graphics are pretty cool. I decided to create a quickie video to show you. NOTE: I was using a Flip Video in the dark to record this, so yeah, it is kind of out of focus. But, you’ll get the idea.
What do you think? Do you think the Iphone and the Ipod Touch could be Apple’s competition to some of the other popular mobile gaming platforms? I do.
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The iPhone is the symbol of control by big business and of Steve Job’s control-freak mentality; as are all other Apple products. The truth is that all “phones” should be better than the iPhone, and eventually probably will be.
If the iPhone is so “cool” then why does Jobsweh have to dictate what you can and can’t do with it? Things that are controlled by their vendors aren’t cool, and also aren’t worth buying. I wouldn’t build a PC for someone and then tell them which programs they could and couldn’t run on it. Neither would I monitor their usage remotely and shut the machine down if I didn’t like the program they were running.
If I tried to sell a brand new PC on those terms for £300 nobody would buy it…Yet Jobsweh (Steve Jobs; god of all things Apple.) manages to sell things for more than that under those terms. It’s a farce at best!
I know I can always depend on your for an Apple bashing.
Comparing a phone to a PC is a shaky argument. ALL PHONES are controlled by the company. Computers are not. Nobody controls which programs I can run on my Macs. Same with a PC. So, sorry, it’s a bogus argument.