STEAM USER'S BACK FROM VALVE

According to Gabe Newell of Valve, the company is looking at the possibility of extending their Steam platform into iOS and Android platforms. A gaming service like Steam has done wonders on the PC and Mac; and with mobile gaming already having solid ground on the phones, PMPs and tablets, it seems only natural.

If Valve were to pursue Steam for mobile platforms, it could likely do so on Android. After all, Amazon just launched its own app store this week. iOS, on the other hand would be rather tough for Valve to venture into, as Apple won’t want to give up any of its app selling control, as well let anything threaten its Game Center service.

Besides this, according to a member of the Steam forums community that visited the Valve office, Steam will also be introducing a new video recorder feature which will let you easily record your gaming session without the needs for apps like Fraps. Prepare for lots of YouTube uploads.

via Steam Community Forum

iPHONE 5 RUMOR

The iPhone 5 is likely to visually look like the iPhone 4. Brushed metal could however replace the glass on the back side. The design of the iPhone 5 could also be inspired by the iPad 2 which would mean a reduced thickness and a metallic back side with rounded off edges. A rumor announced for many years that the iPhone will one day be equipped with a physical sliding keyboard. The iPhone 5 camera could also be able to record 1080p FULL HD videos.On the other hand the 64Co model could available. just some mobiles. With or without glasses, the screen of iPhone 5 could handle the 3D display. The iPhone 5 will be available this summer or could be introduced between June and July and available right away.

TAG HEUER MIKROTIMER FLYING 1000 CONCEPT WATCH

Here’s a new watch from TAG Heuer if you’re looking for one. TAG Heuer announced its game-changing new concept in very high-frequency chronograph technology at BaselWorld 2011 with interactive online press conference. The TAG Heuer Mikrotimer Flying 1000 concept watch is known as the first mechanical chronograph to achieve 1/100 accuracy and a speed of 500Hz. Set to debut later this week at Basal, the timepiece features a highly modern design with an innovative case system made of black titanium carbide and silver titanium horns. As this model is currently a concept watch, there is no word on when it will go into production, and how much, but I’m sure it’s going to be quite sky high.