If you want some of that Porsche Design look, without the German engineered price, then check what just pulled up on the driveway: a port of the custom theme and icons.
If you want some of that Porsche Design look, without the German engineered price, then check what just pulled up on the driveway: a port of the custom theme and icons.
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Porsche Design theme ported to BlackBerry 9900 / 9930, saves you a small fortune
Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo Wheel for Xbox 360 review Fanatec Porsche GT2 wheel and Clubsport pedals review Forza Motorsport CSR and CSR Elite wheel and pedals hands-on It’s amazing to realize that about two years ago Fanatec’s first Xbox 360 racing wheel, the Forza 3 Porsche 911 Turbo Wheel , hit the scene. Although it turned out to be a mixed bag, Fanatec pleasantly surprised us with its Porsche GT2 and Clubsport Pedals in January of this year — despite a roaring fan and shaky shifter mounts
Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo Wheel for Xbox 360 review Fanatec Porsche GT2 wheel and Clubsport pedals review Forza Motorsport CSR and CSR Elite wheel and pedals hands-on It’s amazing to realize that about two years ago Fanatec’s first Xbox 360 racing wheel, the Forza 3 Porsche 911 Turbo Wheel , hit the scene. Although it turned out to be a mixed bag, Fanatec pleasantly surprised us with its Porsche GT2 and Clubsport Pedals in January of this year — despite a roaring fan and shaky shifter mounts
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Xbox 360; £49.99; cert 3+; Turn 10/Microsoft Microsoft always wanted its Forza Motorsport franchise to be its answer to Sony’s revered Gran Turismo but, while its technological prowess has always been conspicuous, it always seemed a bit, well, corporate in comparison. It had the cars, the tracks and the graphics, but somehow lacked the indefinable spark required to generate a fanatical following. Such thoughts were clearly uppermost in the mind of developer Turn 10 Studios when it set out to make Forza Motorsport 4 because, this time around, it goes to great lengths to connect with one’s inner petrol-head
Xbox 360; £49.99; cert 3+; Turn 10/Microsoft Microsoft always wanted its Forza Motorsport franchise to be its answer to Sony’s revered Gran Turismo but, while its technological prowess has always been conspicuous, it always seemed a bit, well, corporate in comparison. It had the cars, the tracks and the graphics, but somehow lacked the indefinable spark required to generate a fanatical following. Such thoughts were clearly uppermost in the mind of developer Turn 10 Studios when it set out to make Forza Motorsport 4 because, this time around, it goes to great lengths to connect with one’s inner petrol-head
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Forza Motorsport 4 – review
Acer’s Liquid Mini won’t be breaking speed records anytime soon, but at least it can look like a red hot racer, now that it’s received the Ferrari treatment. Following in the Liquid E ‘s skid marks, this Liquid Mini Ferrari Edition features a vibrant red exterior emblazoned with the automaker’s iconic shield, and ships preloaded with engine ringtones, racing-themed wallpaper and other apps. Under the hood, however, lies the same, Gingerbread-based handset, replete with 512MB of RAM, a 3.2-inch display, five megapixel camera and rather underwhelming 600MHz processor.
Acer’s Liquid Mini won’t be breaking speed records anytime soon, but at least it can look like a red hot racer, now that it’s received the Ferrari treatment. Following in the Liquid E ‘s skid marks, this Liquid Mini Ferrari Edition features a vibrant red exterior emblazoned with the automaker’s iconic shield, and ships preloaded with engine ringtones, racing-themed wallpaper and other apps. Under the hood, however, lies the same, Gingerbread-based handset, replete with 512MB of RAM, a 3.2-inch display, five megapixel camera and rather underwhelming 600MHz processor.
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Acer’s Liquid Mini gets Ferrari-fied, doesn’t get any faster
Acer’s Liquid Mini won’t be breaking speed records anytime soon, but at least it can look like a red hot racer, now that it’s received the Ferrari treatment. Following in the Liquid E ‘s skid marks, this Liquid Mini Ferrari Edition features a vibrant red exterior emblazoned with the automaker’s iconic shield, and ships preloaded with engine ringtones, racing-themed wallpaper and other apps.
Acer’s Liquid Mini won’t be breaking speed records anytime soon, but at least it can look like a red hot racer, now that it’s received the Ferrari treatment. Following in the Liquid E ‘s skid marks, this Liquid Mini Ferrari Edition features a vibrant red exterior emblazoned with the automaker’s iconic shield, and ships preloaded with engine ringtones, racing-themed wallpaper and other apps.
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Acer’s Liquid Mini gets Ferrari-fied, doesn’t get any faster
Remember that Boeing-powered Batmobile we ran across last month? Well friends, it could be yours via eBay auction in about a week.
Remember that Boeing-powered Batmobile we ran across last month? Well friends, it could be yours via eBay auction in about a week.
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World’s only turbine-powered Batmobile up for sale on eBay, recession hits Bruce Wayne, too
So you think you’re a huge fan of the Dark Knight, huh? Not so fast.
So you think you’re a huge fan of the Dark Knight, huh? Not so fast.
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Man builds turbine-powered Batmobile, brags about having the only one (video)
As far as sports go, the one where you drive cars around in circles several times is likely not one of the most energy efficient.
As far as sports go, the one where you drive cars around in circles several times is likely not one of the most energy efficient.
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California raceway gets 1,600 solar panels, flaunts green track status
It’s just one week after Nintendo unveiled dual-screen gaming on the Wii U at E3, but Apple’s iOS 5 beta is already bringing a very similar experience to the living room — many months before Nintendo’s latest console is expected to ship. We installed iOS 5 on an iPad 2 and Apple TV , and took the latest version of Real Racing 2 HD for a test-drive, which enables dual-screen gameplay over AirPlay without the need for Apple’s $39 AV adapter . Other games, like Angry Birds , simply mirror the iPad’s display (and aspect ratio) on your HDTV, but Real Racing streams 16:9 HD video.
It’s just one week after Nintendo unveiled dual-screen gaming on the Wii U at E3, but Apple’s iOS 5 beta is already bringing a very similar experience to the living room — many months before Nintendo’s latest console is expected to ship. We installed iOS 5 on an iPad 2 and Apple TV , and took the latest version of Real Racing 2 HD for a test-drive, which enables dual-screen gameplay over AirPlay without the need for Apple’s $39 AV adapter . Other games, like Angry Birds , simply mirror the iPad’s display (and aspect ratio) on your HDTV, but Real Racing streams 16:9 HD video.
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