Fruit Ninja App Review (iPod touch)

Today I'm coming at you with an app review of Fruit Ninja for the iPod touch. Overall this is a very fun game and one I recommend for all iPod Touch and iPhone users. The developer of this application also made an iPad native application, which is $4.99. The iPod touch and iPhone application is $0.99 in the iTunes App Store. 

The gameplay is very smooth. The graphics in this game are pretty great for an iDevice. I've played many games on my iPod touch in the past and the graphics were very bad. Another cool feature is the ability to post your scores to Twitter or Facebook, two social media websites that I use pretty regularly. I'm also not that into the star rating system for reviews, but I will say that Fruit Ninja is a definite buy. For full video coverage of the application please be sure to watch my video. If you have any ways I can improve, please be sure to leave feedback because I want to make videos you'd be passionate about being a follower of. 

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Review: Xtand for iPod Touch 1G/2G

The Xtand is a really well designed product that is portable but still durable.

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App Review: Bleep Pro

This is my first video in which I don't edit anything. I like this app a lot and I think you guys should check it out. 

My rating: 4.5/5

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September iPod Touch Most Likely Without a Rear-Camera

iPod Touch (left) iPhone 4 rear camera (right)

Many rumors have been surfacing the web lately suggesting that we may see a rear-facing camera in the September release of the 4th generation iPod Touch. I'll confirm it right now- we aren't going to see one unless Apple makes some major design changes to this new iPod Touch.

This shouldn't be a surprise to you. Steve Jobs even told the New York Times why:

I also asked him why the Nano can record video, but can't snap still photos. That reason, he said, is technical: the sensors you need to record video are extremely thin these days -- thin enough to fit into the wafer-thin Nano. But the ones with enough resolution for stills, especially with autofocus (like the sensor in the iPhone), are much too thick to cram into a player that's only 0.2 inches thick.

At the WWDC, where iPhone 4 was released, Steve Jobs said they would ship 10s of millions of FaceTime devices. This was clealy hinting that the iPod Touch will include a camera. A front-facing camera that is.

If Apple did want to include a rear-camera on the iPod Touch, we would see a thicker, more squared-off design. Apple is also known for surprises as well. We could also see some new type of technology introduced that allows for a thinner rear- camera. Time will tell. What are your thoughts? Are you expecting a front facing or rear facing camera? Or both?

Unboxing: Agent18 EcoShield iPod touch Case

This is my unboxing of an Agent18 case I received from the company. They have great environmental cases as well as other accessories for your iPhone, iPad and iPod. The company has great customer support and I would definitely recommend checking these guys out. You can check out their cases here.

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