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New iPhone games of the week: Bruce Lee, Crash Bandicoot 2, Karate Champ

Everything old is new again–or at least resurrected. This week’s batch of new games includes an early arcade classic, the sequel to an early iPhone smash, and the martial-arts legend himself, Bruce Lee. Get your trigger fingers–er, screen thumbs–ready for all kinds of crazy action. Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior  This is a must-have for fans of fighting games, Bruce Lee …

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EC pushes for single telecom market

The lack of regulatory consistency across Europe means that businesses and consumers are paying higher prices than necessary and that new telecommunications services are being held back, warns the European Commission. The EC released on Tuesday the 15th version of its annual report on progress in the European Union’s electronic communications market. It found that telecom regulation across the region …

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Cloud Browse lets you view Flash on iPhone

If you can’t view Flash sites directly through your iPhone, why not connect to a remote PC where you can? Cloud Browse delivers Flash content to your iPhone. AlwaysOn Technologies That’s the idea behind the free Cloud Browse app from a company called AlwaysOn Technologies run by developer Lida Tang. Through Cloud Browse, you can connect your iPhone, iPod Touch, …

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FCC takes aim at the wireless industry

The Federal Communications Commission, which has been taking a beating on proposed Net neutrality regulations, is lacing up the gloves again, this time to do battle with wireless carriers. While more than a few of the wireless carriers are the same companies going toe-to-toe with FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski over Net neutrality, the latest scrap is over a very different …

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The 411: Tethering

Welcome to the 411, my column answering all your questions about cell phones and cell phone accessories. I receive plenty of questions about these subjects via e-mail, so I figured many of you might have the same questions, too. At times, I might solicit answers from readers if I’m stumped. Send your questions and comments to me at [email protected]. If …

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Watch the World Cup anywhere

Like the destruction of life on Earth by a supervolcano, the World Cup is inevitable. Unlike the supervolcano, there’s a chance some of civilisation might remain standing when the tournament is over, although it might be a bit more urine- and vomit-soaked afterwards. With such a momentous tournament nearly upon us, we’re terrified we might miss some of the action. …

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Android ownership hottest in North America

Google and its Android partners can thank customers in North America for the hot growth of smartphones sporting the mobile operating system. Among all the Android devices owned around the world, 75 percent of them are in North America, according to AdMob’s April Mobile Metrics Report, released Wednesday. That’s followed by 11 percent owned in Western Europe and 12 percent …

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