Remember those old Choose Your Own adventure books that had you flipping to different pages and choosing different paths to move the story along? Well, this video is something like that. Except, it’s actually an ad for Tipp-Ex. It’s not your usual YouTube vid, though; it starts with a hunter that gets attacked by a bear, but at the end you get to make a choice. But this is as far as we’ll walk you through, because you just have to see it–and try it out–for yourself.
Video after the break. And then a couple more after you make the choice. And probably a few more after that.
The new Jailbreakme 2.0 browser-based method was really easy to pull off, right? All you need is an updated iPhone and a live Wi-fi connection. Way too easy. In fact, you can apparently go around Apple stores and just jailbreak every Wi-fi enabled demo unit they have if you’re quick enough, like this guy.
Whatever the issue you had with the iPhone 4’s antenna, Apple ended it with a song that said “If you don’t want an iPhone 4, don’t buy it. If you bought one and you don’t like it, bring it back.” That’s fair. It’s also very logical in the sense that you definitely can’t argue with it. So, we should all just stop with the Antennagate issues already. But just for fun, you might want to check out these iPhone 4 videos for a quick giggle (we’re actually still laughing about it). So hit “read more”, press play, and sit back.
If you thought batting around the Wii was fun, then you’re probably pretty hyped up about Microsoft’s Kinect that’ll let you use more than your arm to move around a game world. So here’s the important part (in case you missed the title up there): The Kinect will officially start shipping on November 4th in North America. For everyone else on the fence, you might want to catch the Kinect Experience mobile demo tour they’re going to be holding this summer, where they’ll let you fool around with “Kinect Sports,” “Kinectimals,” “Kinect Joy Ride,” “Kinect Adventures” and MTV Games’ and Harmonix’s “Dance Central” in case you want to try it out first.
Check the demo tour schedule, along with a couple of old videos of a Wii-playing dog after the break, just so we can all remember how far we’ve gone.
Apple just released four new iPhone 4 ads that highlight its FaceTime feature. Not necessarily as awesome or as “hip” as you’d normally expect (no rock and roll backdrops on these ads) from Apple, but they did manage to pull out the “aww” from awesome. So yeah, FaceTime’s pretty cool, in case you haven’t checked it out yet. Even if the ads showed that they’re holding it wrong. Zing! (Sorry, we couldn’t help it.) No big deal in this case though, since FaceTime won’t need a network signal (it uses a Wi-fi connection), there’s no danger of dropped calls no matter how you hold it.
Three more videos after the break.
