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mobilecrunch.com - 12/2/2008

Apple announces Top 10 iPhone App downloads of 2008

— mobilecrunch.com — With most of 2008 and right around 10,000 applications behind them, Apple has released a series of... lists outlining which applications scored the most downloads since the App Store’s launch back in July. The lists are separated by whether the the ... (more) Apple announces Top 10 iPhone App downloads of 2008

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itunes.apple.com - 12/2/2008

iPhone - Top Sellers for the Year 2008

— itunes.apple.com — We have collected our favorites and yours. (more) iPhone - Top Sellers for the Year 2008

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pocketgamer.co.uk - 11/28/2008

Mobile news, Top Gear: The Mobile Game, Pocket Gamer

— pocketgamer.co.uk — Look away now if Jeremy Clarkson's ongoing popularity has left you baffled. He's now popping up on... your mobile phone, in the first official Top Gear game. What's more, publisher Gameloft is promising it's much more than just a racing game. So although ... (more) Mobile news, Top Gear: The Mobile Game, Pocket Gamer

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Flying Ultraman: Japan gets another cool Nippon-exlusive toy
CrunchGear — Tokyo-based toy maker Wiz today unveiled a remote-controlled mini Ultraman figure [JP, PDF] that is able to fly, just like the original in the legendary super hero series. The so-called Charabot Ultraman will hit Japanese stores at the end of January (price: $35), probably without ever making it outside the country. Wiz says it wants to sell the toy mainly to male adults in their 30s and 40s. The figure is designed like the first-generation Ultraman who became popular in the 1960s. The toy weighs 13 grams and stands 150mm tall.

Ultraman Figure Takes to the Skies...With the Help of Some Propellers [R/c]
Gizmodo — ... After that, it's only a matter of constructing a crude cityscape diorama and throwing in a spray-painted Godzilla or something into the mix to live out your Japanese superhero fantasies. Although, I highly doubt that this $35 toy will make it out of Japan anytime soon. [Wiz via ...