With beautiful graphics, tight controls, different cars to race, and the chance to challenge friends' times, MotoHeroz is an excellent racer that will keep you coming back for more. Offroad Legends (99 cents) is a side-scrolling racing game with excellent physics, beautifully modeled four- and six-wheel-drive vehicles, and several tracks to challenge your driving skills. The career mode is the only game mode to play, with 48 tracks spanning six Cups, but there are unique challenges in each Cup. Mostly you'll be doing Time Attack challenges that are as much about beating the posted time as they are surviving the attempt. Unlike many racing games where your vehicle is indestructable, you'll have to find the fastest way to the finish line while also being careful. Even though your cars and monster trucks come with big knobby tires, if you fall from high up, your wheels are going to snap off, ending your race. Adding to the fun, sometimes you'll only lose two wheels, which can make for heroic finishes as your truck drags across the finish line. In each challenge you have the opportunity to get the maximum 3-star rating, but slower times and broken vehicles will make you lose stars.

It doesn't help that Windows Phone has created a new visual style that iPhone and Android developers can't simply tweak before submitting to the Marketplace for approval, unlike some apps for those that look almost interchangeable on a Google-made or Apple-made device, Time and again, CNET has been told by developers (especially medium let the sunshine in iphone case or small ones) that a Windows Phone version of an Android or iPhone app may come later down the line--depending on if the platform proves lucrative, or solvent, Therein lay the (almost) Catch-22 of the mobile app store, To snare developers' interest, you must have users, To snare users' interest, you must have apps, Of course, that overstates things, but you get the point, Microsoft has persevered in part because of its relationship with developers from its Windows Mobile days, and in part because it simply soldiers on..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Mitsubishi's innovative in-wheel motor. Mitsubishi will advance its Mitsubishi In-wheel motor Electric Vehicle (MIEV) technology with the introduction of a new concept at the Detroit Auto Show this January. We've seen only a sketch of the Concept-CT MIEV, but it's a typically futuristic and sporty-looking concept car. Mitsubishi is using a Colt electric vehicle for practical tests of the MIEV system, an innovative technology that puts the electric motors within the wheel. The in-wheel arrangement offers more direct power delivery and also can be used for regenerative braking. Mitsubishi says it's working on a 50-kilowatt version for a high-performance all-wheel-drive car. The four motors would total 200 kilowatts, which would provide insane torque.

The companies' patent-infringement battle in the California district court is one of the more heated legal tussles they're waging around the world, Earlier this month, Apple requested that jurors in the trial, which is slated to begin July 30, not be allowed to see Samsung's logo on court video equipment, Apple argued that allowing the logos to be on display could give the jurors an impression that Samsung is favored by the court, In response, Samsung asked the court to ban "Apple-related blogs and articles by non-expert newspaper reporters, regarding any assessment of Apple and Samsung and/or their products."The basis of Apple's latest motion relates to deposed witnesses, according to Network World, Apple reportedly believes that the number of documents provided by Samsung witnesses was actually much lower than what they were expected let the sunshine in iphone case to deliver..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. MGC Communications, a so-called integrated local and long distance telephone company, named Rolla Huff as its new president and chief executive officer. Huff, a one-time executive at Frontier and AT&T Wireless, will replace former CEO Nield Montgomery, who will become vice chairman of the board of directors. MGC also announced that it received an additional $25 million in funding from Providence Equity Partners and $10 million from JK&B Capital.