Just like usual Apple style, the HTML5 showcase displaying the feature capability with simple and elegant, even though the demo doesn’t give an impression yet. You can type in text, quickly change font, size, transparency, rotate it and give shadow effect in one of the demo. Meanwhile, you can browse through a horizontal, vertical or grid-shaped gallery of images. The HTML5 by clicking and dragging also give you the capability to spin a 3D object.

From the Apple HTML5 showcase, we can make conclusion that the HTML5 is mature enough for wide adoption without any add-ons requirement. Just like the text on the official site state: “Standards aren’t add-ons to the web. They are the web.” But something missing from the showcase is that one could make a similar showcase in Flash with more advanced effects, which HTML5 and CSS3 out of reach.

The sport features eBoy’s beautiful pixel art and an amazingly simple premise – tilt the iPhone to align two superimposed images into a graphic that makes sense.

The game features levels which get more difficult as you progress, and yes it’s quite addictive, so we don’t recommend having a go out at the job. Unless, needless to say, your work includes authoring iPhone games.

You can have a look at a gameplay video below, or perhaps you can purchase the game for $1.99 in Apple’s App Store

However unfortunately, my buzz was killed so fast: Apparently, GameFly’s iPhone app did not support you to actually… you understand, use GameFly. You could not add even remove games from your shipping queue. Whilst have a lot of interesting game info as well as have a screenshots.

The fans disappointed, thus they propose a solution like in an early update: whether users could access their GameQ, yet it was really just an embedded version of the GameFly mobile site. The Fans clamored ?…. Where’s the fun in that?

In an update launched presently, GameFly has gone and created things exact. GameQ management is currently built-in via proper, native code, as well as a some of other new features.

Below is 5 The New Features from GameFly :

* Personalize games and news for your platforms
* Similar games recommendations for each title
* Share games you add to your Q with friends
* Improved UI for browsing games and news
* More game trailers with higher quality

What do you think about it .

If you’re thinking about replacing your current phone with one of these smartphones, this videos might help you to decide which one you’ll be carrying with proud in future. So go on, enjoy the video.

If you’re curious about the browser speed and performance on these smartphones, check out the Browser Comparison – Nokia N97 vs iPhone 3GS here.

[ video source: michael sherlock]

And here some live photos of the iPhone 3GS and a preview video — by phonescoop — which will show you the features you’ll found on the new iPhone 3GS, also a round look of the design and keys.

Go on, just click on the thumbnails to zoom the photos. And don’t forget to view the video, guys.

[images source: gsmarena | video source: phonescoop@youtube]

This video here will show us a speed comparison between iPhone 3GS’s browser vs Nokia N97’s browser. So buckle up and enjoy the video!

A must see for iPhone fans!

Hit the play button, and enjoy the video.

So, enjoy the video, guys!

Ok. Almost all of the rumors we’ve heard about the new iPhone turned out true. It’s called the iPhone 3GS (S stands for “Speed”), and actually this new iPhone 3GS looks exactly the same with the original iPhone 3G. Sports a new 3 megapixel camera with autofocus with the ability to record videos in VGA resolution at 30 frames per second, and a new built-in compass. (Maybe) There’s more details on the upgrades after the official ad below.

The 3 megapixel snapper have been improved for low-light condition plus added with macro-mode for shooting as close as 10cm. There’s also a simple video-editing application allowing users to trim the recorded videos.

A voice-dial is also added to the feature list. It’s not the first one ever, but it’s obviously good to have. A long press on the home-button will start the voice-command interface.

The built-in compass able to integrate with Google Maps. And also, the accessibility feature will read and speak any text you point at out-loudly.

The new iPhone 3GS now secured by a hardware encryption which will protect user’s personal data. In addition, it’s also packed with the RemoteWipe feature. A new service called Find my iPhone will help users who have misplaced or losing their iPhone, by simply logging in to MobileMe on any browser.

The new iPhone 3GS powered by an improved battery promising 12 hours of 2G talk, 30 hours of music playing, 10 hours of video playing, while stand-by and 3G talk-time is still the same.

The iPhone 3GS will start selling in 19 June 2009 in USA – Canada – France – Germany – Italy – Spain – Switzerland – UK, and expanding to 80 countries worldwide. Available in white and black color version – and sold for US$199 for the 16GB and US$299 for the 32GB, while the original iPhone 3G’s price will reduced to only US$99 for the 8GB version.