Eight new slot games from SkillOnNet Offered by LunaCasino

LunaCasino has new 8 awesome games from SkillOnNet Limited, a renowned B2B software developer. The stylish 3D games are now game-ready for users on LunaCasino.com alongside its 90 games roster.

"Good new games are what players want and good new games are what we give them. SkillOnNet’s aggressive release policy of one game per week is holding up, with eight new titles in the last eight weeks driving more revenue and attracting new players," says Michael Golembo, SkillOnNet VP Marketing on the new slot games.

Upbeat and improved sound plus comical themes are sure to entertain online players, also in the eight game line-up is the 3D favourite called Flip Flap. Players are expected to match up funny faces for awesome prizes with the chance of multipliers to up the winnings by 20x, so much win on this one. The rest of the seven new slot games are amazing as well with their remarkable graphics and one-of-a-kind themes that would appeal to a broad range of online users.

"Wherever possible new SkillOnNet slots receive extra promotion and offline exposure and the release of Flip Flap is a good example of timing the launch to coincide with the Easter TV activity running now in Denmark. With its truly fresh and imaginative design this online casino slot game is already proving to be a winner!"

Luna Casino is a major gaming website with over a hundred slot machine games, blackjack, poker, roulette and other popular casino games, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week online via computers and other internet ready mobile devices such as laptops, tablets and smart phones.

iPad Mini 2: Too Soon?

Barely into the New Year and news of another iPad Mini release is already in the works. Since the iPad Mini is a 1st-gen Apple device, you can expect a lighter and thinner version with a Retina display to follow through.



You can also hope that Apple will put in the same speedy processor the A6 chip inside the Mini. The same chip running in the iPhone 5 and iPad 4. So how fast can Apple churn out the next Mini? Rumor has it, the sleek silver and black alloy Minis will hit Apple shelves by March 2013.

Hello Siri!?

Against everyone's expectations, Apple did not include its Siri digital assistant on the new iPad3 at least, not entirely. Siri's voice-to-text dictation capability has migrated to the iPad, but that's it. If you want to find nearby sushi restaurants, you're going to have to search for the answer online, like a neanderthal.

Still, the addition of voice dictation is a welcome feature, and it can be handy for composing quick e-mails and bypassing the touch-screen keyboard when searching for information online. Its accuracy leaves a little to be desired, though. Just like autocorrected typing, the iPad's dictation isn't infallible.

iPad3 Rear Camera

There's the iPad's updated rear camera, which the company calls its iSight camera. It is a huge improvement over the iPad 2's 0.7-megapixel shooter; this updated shooter is now 5 megapixels. If you've spent any time over on Apple's iPad page, you've probably seen the exploded view of Apple's five-element lens system, which was adopted from the iPhone. However you want to explain it, the photo quality is exceptional for a tablet, and we have the photos to prove it.

Jivo Executive Case for iPad

Protect your delicate Apple tablet in style with the Jivo Executive Case for iPad, its as pretty and elegant as a Hermes Birkin without the extravagant price tag. Hand made from genuine top layer Brazilian buffalo hide, this tough leather case not only cushions the iPad’s sensitive touchscreen, but it also looks a darn sight neater than so many other iPad cases out there. After all, those fashion-savvy techheads at Apple spent a long time perfecting the look of their iPad; it would be a shame to hide it inside a scruffy cover.

Product Features:

Hand crafted from the highest quality Top Layer Brazilian Buffalo Hide
Non-abrasive interior
Brass buckle securely holds case closed
Compatible with iPad 1 and iPad 2


The Jivo Executive Case even features a solid brass buckle instead of a regular zip, velcro or magnetic strip. Finished to a high standard, it’s the case of choice for any discerning gentleman or lady about town.

G-Form Extreme Sleeve

When you need rock-hard protection for your iPad 2 above all else, look no further than the Extreme Sleeve. The promo video shows some PR loons dropping it 1300 feet without damage - that's the sort of everyday practicality we look for at T3.

Life is tough, especially if you’re wafer-thin with a big glass screen. That’s why it makes sense to protect your precious iPad when you’re on the move. But why go for a wimpy case when you can slip your gizmo inside the G-Form Extreme iPad 3 Sleeve. Tough? It’s the well-built Chuck Norris of the iPad sleeves.

Soft, flexible and lightweight this phenomenally rugged water-resistant sleeve utilises Reactive Protection Technology, a composite blend of PORON XRD (no, us neither) and G-Form materials to achieve its incredible strength. Indeed its makers have dropped bowling balls on it and even chucked one from a plane to test its protective muscle.

Product Features:

Reactive Protection Technology, a composite blend of PORON® XRD™
Soft, flexible and lightweight
Water-resistant
Will accommodate the iPad 2 or iPad 3 with Smart Cover

The Chinese Invasion on the US iPad Launch Day

You can trust China to replicate what's hot in the market and any Apple product is no exception. But even in China, no one wants a knock-off. Why should they? When one can get the real deal, an original China-made Apple iPad from US stores, the hip gadget without waiting for the product's regional launch.

 

In an ironic twist, US-launched iPads are sent back to the country which built them, not for repairs, but to be sold to Chinese buyers at $1,000 a pop. This unbelievable smuggling op for the latest tech leaves an illicit trail that crosses international borders and tariffs, a situation only Jason Bourne would readily get into and hunt down.

As far as product launches go, the US consumer market always has dibbs on the iPad release, hence the long queues, with the insane limit that Apple buyers can only buy two iPads as a quota. So the smugglers have people line up on launch day, so they could have buyouts at the nearest parking lot and by the time the first flight out of the US to China touches down- you got iPads hitting Beijing. Cray cray, if you ask me.

Whatever the case, Apple is definitely worth GOLD on launch day.