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I don’t quite understand, but I’m going to take a stab in the red curtain and guess a new version of tumblrette is on its way? If so, I’m excited.
Via: Mobelux
Via: Mobelux
ROLANDO GOING LIVE DECEMBER 18th!
Exclusively on the iTunes App Store
I realize that we didn’t quite make the August release date, but I’m overjoyed to announce that Rolando will 100% definitely be released on Thursday 18th of December, bar the total destruction of the Internet!
The extra time spent on the game has been well worth it - we’ve had the chance to layer on a ton of extra lacquer and polish, from the 3D pop-up book map and the many refinements to the control system, to the licensed soundtrack by the awesome Mr Scruff and achievements throughout the the game.
There are some new images on the website. Keep checking the site this week for the release trailer and more cool stuff.
Thanks so much for your continued patience, hope you enjoy playing Rolando!
-Simon
I am SO excited I almost don’t care that they forgot to mention the price. Seriously though, Rolando will be the bombai.
Newsfire for iPhone»
Mrmmmm ahhh yeah baby. Show me your feeds. This is going to put the Sexy back in Really Sexy Syndication.
Standing outside the orthodentist’s office, toe socks and sandals. I’m cool. Also: trying tumblrette.
Thanks to the magic of synching coupled with a spritz of “iTunes unexpectedly quit” zesty sauce, my (new) iPhone went from 16 to 20 gigabytes. The accelerometer in my previous unit had been malfunctioning since launch, so Apple swapped it out.
Demonstrated above: Putting technology to good use.
I had no idea marathon mode was beatable.
iPhone 3G
It’s been a week since I last posted.
On the night of July 10th, I set my alarm for 6:00 am.
On July 11th my alarm did not sound. I awoke at 7:30 am. To this day I’m unsure what happened, but all the same I’m proud of myself for somehow getting up unassisted before noon. I proceeded to hit up every local AT&T store. Each had only received enough phones to satisfy half of the line attendees. In desperation, at 9:00 am, I journeyed to the nearest Apple store. There I queued for nine hours. Upon passing through the glossy gates of gadgetry, I fell victim to AT&T’s misfiled account records and the Apple store’s unpreparedness. My tribulations are in the vein of this guy’s accounts.
Never again will I attend an iPhone launch.
I did eventually get the phone, two days ago, through AT&T’s direct fulfillment.
Most of the applications I downloaded in anticipation for the phone’s release I’ve since deleted. Some apps, like Evernote and NetNewsWire are too sloppily put together to bother with for now. Others, like AOL radio and last.fm, turned out to be redundant: Pandora is amazing.
More to come.
