In the past few weeks, we talked a lot about the Sony Ericsson Playstation phone a.k.a Zeus, and we also saw�some shots of it, and we heard that the phone will be launch officially this month. Now a video of the Playstation phone is rolling around the internet, and the video quality is very clear, in which we can see the SE Playstation phone clearly and almost in any angle. SE Playstation phone is running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which we all know is going to be the next version of Android OS, and it's expected to be out soon. It looks like this is the prototype version of the SE Playstation phone, but still we have an idea on how the phones looks like. SE Playstation phone is going to be a very desirable device for people who love portable gaming, and especially for PSP fans. PSP fans always wanted to have calling ability in their PSP, and soon their dream will come true. The name of the phone is not confirmed yet, so you can call it Zeus, Playstation Phone, or Z1. So folks, check out the video after the break, and tell us what do you think about it?

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Indie sandbox building game Minecraft has become something of a phenomenon since the Mac / Windows / Linux release of Minecraft Alpha back in June. And, for a rather brief moment, iOS gamers had the chance to get in on the Minecraft experience as well, thanks to Trevor Wilkin's Minecrafted, basically an iPhone Minecraft client (which could connect to Minecraft servers)�that was pulled shortly after landing in the App Store.

Those bereft Minecraft fans out there who lament the iOS Minecraft experience having been but a brief flirtation may be pleased to see Kingly Games' new release, Eden � World Builder [App Store]. The game, according to the developer, was inspired by various members of the block building genre, including Minecraft, Infiniminer, and Blockland. And it's apparent.

The game features "a vast pristine world of infinite possibility," dozens of block types, integrated community tools for sharing and, perhaps most important of all, fire and explosives. To the eye, it's pretty much�Minecraft, with gameplay more akin to the earlier Classic version than the current favorite and more complex, Alpha release.

Movement through the game world is controlled via an onscreen D-pad with swipe-based view controls. Along the right edge of the screen are buttons for digging, selecting building blocks, lighting fires, jumping, and the like. Happily, the onscreen action is very smooth and fluid, moreso than the Java-based Minecraft on some Mac and PC setups. Eden is optimized for the iPhone 3GS / 3G iPod touch and newer, with iOS 3.2 or better required.

And while there's much similarity to Mojang's indie smash, Eden � World Builder is indeed it's own game and does not connect in any way to the world of Minecraft. I've enjoyed the brief time I've spent with the title so far and expect fans of the block-based world building genre would do likewise.

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Believe it or not BSNL has tied up with Apple to offer a special 3G service for the Apple iPod.

Neither does the iPod have a 3G feature nor do we buy the idea of Apple tying up with BSNL. It's just baseless misinformation. Normally we have blogs accused of spreading wrong information. But now we have several top publications carrying this hilarious story on the front page of their websites.

I suspect the there was some confusion between the iPod and iPad and there were some rumors that BSNL is offering microSIM cards on request.

We shall update you about that new soon. But for now , enjoy the weekend humor !

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Google TV has made waves since its launch in some form or the other. It was not just the user experience but also the amount of apps that have made this concept of Google a success to some extent. Since ages Google TV has come loaded with the default Netflix app where users can watch a movie and have it shipped instantly to their homes without any hassles. But, looks like things are about to change with a new version of Netflix app all set to launch for Google TV.

If sources are to be�believed�then a totally new version of Netflix app is already being loaded to Logitech Revue. The new Netflix app will have simple management and search functions that might make things a lot more easier for the general user. It is expected that the news could be made official anytime soon as the last update, as per Android Central, was somewhere in November 22. All that we can do is keep our fingers crossed and have fun with the already running Netflix app.

We just hope that the newer version of Netflix app won't take away the charm of Netflix due to which it is actually famous between its user base.

[via Engadget]

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