Month: March 2011

Learn a Fried Sweet Plantains Recipe! Visit http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2011/03/plantains-for-your-membranes-fried.html for the ingredients! Plus, more info and over 500 additional original video recipes. I hope you enjoy this Fried Sweet Plantains Recipe!

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In this video I review the Nintendo eReader addon for the Game Boy Advance. The eReader was an accessory that allowed you to scan dot codes from various types of cards directly on your GBA which unlocked hidden content when connected to another Game Boy Advance or GameCube, displayed information or unlocked original NES and brand new minigames for the eReader.

The eReader sold well in Japan however it did poorly in the United States and was never fully released in Europe. It is compatible with the Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Player for Nintendo Gamecube and the Nintendo DS Lite.

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In this video I take a look at the new features in iOS 4.3 for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 3G, iPod touch 4G, iPad and iPad 2. Some of the new improvements include a new Nitro javascript engine in Safari, AirPlay enhancements, the addition of a Personal Hotspot for the iPhone 4 and the option to choose what you want the iPad lock switch to mute or serve as an orientation lock.

Photo Booth was also announced and will come preinstalled on the iPad 2. It is very similar to Photo Booth on the Mac with a variety of filters for the video that are all applied in real time.

FaceTime is also coming to the iPad 2. It’s exactly the same as on the iPhone and iPod touch, allowing you to video chat using the front and rear facing cameras on the iPad 2 to another iPad 2, iPhone 4, iPod touch 4G or Mac with FaceTime installed.

iMovie for the iPad 2 looks very good. It supports many desktop level features including multiple audio tracks, a multi-touch precision editor, a wide variety of themes and audio clips and HD video exporting.

Garageband on the iPad 2 looks to be as good if not better than the Mac version. It allows you to play a variety of instruments on the multitouch display including drums, guitar, bass, piano and organ. It has support for up to 8 tracks of audio in the editor and is available March 11th for only $4.99.