In this video, I review the iPhone 4.

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Thanks to jim48116, I was able to land one of these as a pre-order. I talk about my first impressions, the camera, some pros and cons, as well as my final recommendation. Enjoy the video and look for more iPhone 4 related videos.

http://www.goilevel.com In this video, I review the iLevel Mobile Device Stand.

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I demonstrate it using the iPhone 4, but it can be used with many other mobile devices such as the Kindle, Palm Pre, Blackberry, Samsung Phones, Nokia Phones, HTC, LG, and the Nexus One. The iLevel has a unique flexible neck which has a great range of flexibility and also a very strong tension clamp. Visit http://www.goilevel.com today and you can purchase it for $29.95 for the 8″ unit and $34.95 for the 16″ unit. Thanks goilevel for sending me a review unit.

In this video, I show off my iPhone skin from Gelaskins from the popular game, Team Fortress 2.

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I bought these covers from Valve’s site thinking it would be an actual cover, but it turned out to be a skin. They are available for $15 at http://store.valvesoftware.com/tf2/index.html

In this video, I review the popular RPG Final Fantasy for iPhone.

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This port of this old school title was brought to the iPhone a few months ago and I’ve been getting my fingers dirty playing it. The controls take a bit to get used to, but overall it’s pretty good. The graphics and sound are acceptable as well. There’s not much wrong with this port and if you love Final Fantasy, I think it’s worth the $8.99 price tag SquareEnix wants for it. Search for Final Fantasy in the iTunes App Store to purchase it.

In this video, I review an application which allows you to utilize the popular shopping site, woot.com.

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The name of the app is called WootWatch and it’s primary purpose is to show you the latest item on woot.com. It’s great for those “woot-offs” where woot sells many discounted items per day. It shows a picture of the item and allows you to click to buy (redirects you to the website). It’s absolutely free, so I believe you should give it a try. Search for WootWatch on the iTunes App Store to purchase.

In this video, I review the Justin.TV iPhone app.

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This app allows one to view live video streams from the popular streaming site, justin.tv. I utilize justin.tv to do my high quality streaming and was happy to see an iPhone app finally come! There are great features to interact with your favorite justin.tv stream which includes a nifty chat bubble which updates as people talk in the chat. There are more features that I like and some that I hope will come very soon. Check out the video for more!

In this video, I provide a walkthrough and review of the multiplayer online game, MAG for Playstation 3.

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MAG immediately stirred up controversy in the first person shooter realm when they claimed to support 256 online player matches. Sony and Zipper really pushed the marketing message over the past months and has set expectations that 256 players will be everywhere, all the time. It’s easy to look at MAG and expect Sony and Zipper’s promise to be apparent. When I stream MAG on http://live.bwana.tv, people often ask “Where are all the 256 players?”. I try my best to explain the situation, but I really can’t. That is primary motivation behind this video. I want to show you MAG. I want to show you why we love MAG and want to show you how 256 players is not the main thing that makes the game. I ask that you please watch the video in its entirety and have an open mind. It includes an introduction, walkthrough of the SVER interface, a domination match (256 players), and my final thoughts. It is truly massive (41 minutes) so you may have to consume it in chunks.

If you want more information on the mechanics of MAG, I highly recommend you check this series of videos by Zipper:

Squad Leader – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-squad-leader/
Leadership Roles – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-leadership-roles/
The Sniper – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-sniper/
Rapid Assault – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-rapid-assault/
Field Support – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-field-support/
Direct Action – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-direct-action/
Commando – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-commando/
The Skill Tree – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-the-skill-tree/
Domination Mode http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-domination/
Acquisition Mode – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-acquisition/
Sabotage Mode – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-sabotage/
Suppression Mode – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/02/mag-developer-tips-suppression/
Veteran Mode Explanation – http://blog.mag.com/blog/2010/01/veteran-mode-an-explanation/

In this video, I discuss the most relevant console exclusives for 2010.

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This is focused on the Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. Titles that I talk about include Alan Wake, Heavy Rain, and Zelda for Wii. I give my opinions on each and which ones I’m looking forward to and will likely buy. It’s a pretty big lineup of exclusives on the console and we will be spending a great deal of money this year. What are you going to buy? What is your favorite exclusive? Let me know in the comments

In this video, I review the multiplayer component of Modern Warfare 2 for PC.

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I try to keep it as short as possible as I show the features of multiplayer and explain how they differ from the previous world of dedicated servers. I end the video with a gameplay montage with music by Pure Energy called “System Reboot” http://j.mp/4hNLhT Hopefully this montage will give you an additional indication of the latency with IWNet alongside the gameplay I provide in the main segment. I’ll follow this video up with a overall review and recommendation shortly.

In this video, I share my thoughts on Google Wave and provide a basic walkthrough of the service.

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There is a lot to talk about with Google Wave, but I narrowed it down to the following areas: Interface, Email/Wiki Features, Extensions, A Use Case, and Issues. Even when cutting it short, the video still is a bit lengthy. I believe Google Wave has a lot of potential, so check out the video for more and enjoy!