It’s been over two years since we first heard of StyleTap, a Palm OS emulator for the iPhone. Now the app is finally available through Cydia, meaning you’ll have to spend $US50 and jailbreak your iPhone. [StyleTap via Engadget]
Alright, Nokia. We know you’ve been hurting since N-Gage passed away, but apparently in your despair you forgot that Nintendo wouldn’t take kindly to a promo video featuring emulated SNES games. Oops! More »
Considering the heaps of information available about BlackBerry’s new touchscreen phone, including our full hands-on report, there will be little surprise left for consumers when the devices actually ship. Using BlackBerry’s new Storm emulation software, released along with a suite of new development tools for the BlackBerry OS, you can take your dinner-spoiling habits one step further and actually use the device right now, albeit on your computer screen. As with the online G1 emulator some capabilities are disabled, but the software should give you a pretty close approximation of using the Storm will actually be like. UPDATE: It works, though it’s Windows-only. [BlackBerry via Slashphone]
If you can’t wait for the T-Mobile G1‘s release, or just couldnt figure out if it’s available or not and missed your chance to pre-order, T-Mobile has released a pretty full-featured emulator to play around with. It doesn’t have everything (GPS is missing and a few functions just give an error message) but it’ll give you a good taste of what’s to come on October 22nd. [Cell Phone Signal via Engadget Mobile]
