Gameloft Releases The Dark Knight Rises version of BlackBerry 10

Almost all will give a positive opinion on the final installment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman film version, titled The Dark Knight Rises. In the third film, and final, Batman must fight one told the enemy that is Bane. Armed with a story that is enough to make the audience stayed inside the studio theater for over two hours, The Dark Knight Rises earned total revenue of U.S. $ 1.005 trillion, according to a report aceshowbiz site (02/09/2012).

As if to maintain its great success, now the Heroes Bats decided to expand the mobile device in the form of video games. According to news released by CrackBerry, Friday (04/19/2013), as Gameloft’s leading video game developer in the world has released a video game called The Dark Knight Rises (TDKR). In addition to taking the title of the hit movie, video game will also lift the same story with the film version.

In this game, you will play as Bruce Wayne has retired from the superhero world for eight years. However, an incident forces you to return to the streets of Gotham City, in order to save the city from Bane. However, Bane is certainly not alone, because he has reinforcements in the form of troops ready to attack Gotham City.

TDKR video games provide a different experience when you play it. You will be offered special missions dozens and dozens of options to be able to finish a story. You should be able to solve a kidnapping case, involved in a vehicle chase action, and action is required to end a prison revolt in Gotham City.

But as you already know, Batman is a hero figure who has a lot of equipment and weapons. This means that you no longer need to feel afraid when faced with a number of enemies. You will be supplemented by some equipment, such as ‘Grapnel’ that can make you swing between buildings in Gotham City, ‘Batarang’ which allows you to beat the enemy from a distance, and a variety of other weapons that you can use for playing video games TDKR.

If you feel not satisfied with the explanation above, then you can instantly watch TDKR trailer of the video game below. But when you have had enough and are interested in becoming a Batman (after all, who would not want to be like Batman), you can go straight to the BlackBerry World for TDKR download for U.S. $ 1.99.

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Viber app for BlackBery Provide Free Phone Features

Viber is known as one of the alternative messaging application which is used by the users of BlackBerry devices. Intend to further equip it with the latest features and innovative, the Viber app developers have mentioned that they would equip their products with a free phone call feature in January 2013 ago. Even the developers are also taking the time to demonstrate how to use the call feature on the BlackBerry device.

Do not want to break her promise, Viber developer team has now released a beta version of the software update and is ready for download at BlackBerry World. The software update also includes a feature that helped since three months ago he promised, which features voice calling. Of course this is one attractive alternative for users of BlackBerry devices. In addition, the software update beta v2.4 also includes a program aimed at fixing some glitches bugs, improved performance, stability and application performance.

But unfortunately, Viber until now could only be used in the BlackBerry OS 5 and BlackBerry OS 7. The application is experiencing technical problems and could not be used on BlackBerry OS 6 devices.

As for your BlackBerry device users 10 are already curious to try this application, you still have to wait much longer. Because the developer Viber not sure when they will be released for BlackBerry 10.

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iWatch dreams: What iMore would like to see in a wearable iOS device from Apple

2007 wasn’t the introduction of the iPhone. It was the introduction of iOS. Apple didn’t so much re-invent the phone as they did the idea of computing That’s why the iPod touch was “just” an iPhone without a phone, and the iPad was “just” a big iPhone, and the Apple TV “just” iPad guts in a box. The instances can and will change and multiply, but for the foreseeable future, it will be iOS that drives them.

 

Enter the “iWatch”. While iMore and others have heard Apple is going ahead with their wearable iOS device project, the crux here is that they’re also continuing to push the future of mobile. Of what’s next. Trying to predict what or how exactly that will manifest is difficult, just like trying to predict the iPhone before January 2007. You get iPods with click-wheel dialers. The iWatch could be to existing watches what the iPhone was to existing phones, and the iPad was to existing tablets. Just like Steve Jobs took the stage and made the case as to why the iPhone was better, and where the iPad fit, Tim Cook or Phil Schiller will prove the iWatch deserves a place in our lives.

Or, instead of a product, the iWatch could be an extension. Instead of an iPhone or iPad, it could be an Apple TV. It could be a hobby meant to expand the overall value of the Apple ecosystem, rather than a new business meant to further expand Apple’s mainstream market.

Given Apple’s recent work on Siri, Notification Center, Passbook, and other secondary interfaces to Springboard, and telephony like iMessage and FaceTime, it’s easy to see why projecting those things from iPhone or iPad to iWatch is so tempting, as is the idea of Apple continuing the fitness-related partnership they began with Nike.

Mostly, however, an iWatch might just be a glimpse at what’s next for iOS. There are very few phones in sci-fi, after all, and Apple’s just exactly the kind of company that likes the will the future into the present.

To round out the discussion and get some idea of what the current expectations are, to delve into more diverse flights of fancy, I asked the iMore and Mobile Nations community just what exactly they want in an iWatch.

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