News December 22, 2009

Windows on your iPhone?

Are you a Apple Fan Boy that still holds a little love for the Windows OS?

Well the Bamboo Group has just released the iPhone OS application for you.

Wind OS 1.0 is being billed as the first, true, Windows emulator for the iPhone OS.

With Wind OS you will have a notepad for text editing, a browser for surfing and, of course, a world-famous Minesweeper. So keep cool, think fast, guess right – and find ‘em all!

Is the cooler’s sound getting louder? No worries! A bit of shake of your iPhone should fix it. But don’t shake it too much, or… well, try yourself and see what happens.

Managed with the rebellious cooler? There is a more complicated task for you. Hidden somewhere within the app are 46 Bill Gates’ quotations. So if you think you are smart enough, go find and decipher!

Check out the video demo below on how it all looks, and if you like it, get it from the iTunes App Store here.

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I have always had a passion for gear and gadgets. It all started for me with the release of the very first Palm Pilot. I've always had an interest in handheld electronics. From handheld PDAs, to cell phones, Mp3 players, watches and other products, I'm the first person my friends, family and colleagues call when they need advice on tech. I have roots in the online tech. forum community. I served as the Administrator to Howard Forums.com and as a Moderator at both Treo Central.com and Blackberry Forums.net. Under the screen name “lgreenberg” I've amassed 50,000+ postings. I also manage my own YouTube channel under the user name larrygreenberg. I'm always eager to help.

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