Jan,2010 Best iPhone Games Download – i-Quest

January 19, 2010 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under Mobile Games, iPhone Apps, iPhone Games

i-QuestIt’s a cube elimination game which is simple but has many interesting props. You will have a very nice leisure-time by playing this game.

Game Features: There are four stochastic props which make you be delighted!
·Regroup: Once it works, the cubes on the screen will be randomly regrouped!
·Row Elimination: Once it works, the given row of cubes will be eliminated!
·Cubes of the Same Color Elimination: Once it works, the cubes of the same color will be randomly eliminated!
·Obstacle: Once it works, the screen will be concealed by a white sheet which need be wiped away before proceeding! There are three valuable props which will help you to a great extent!
·Magic Rune:If you use it,the cubes on the screen will become the same color.
·Cupid’s Bow:If you use it,the chosen row of cubes will be eliminated.
·Fancy Coin:If you use it, you will get double scores till the game is over.
As the game scores become higher and higher, game speed will become faster and faster! The challenge exists all the time.
The game can be paused and replayed. Continue the game after you leave or answer a phone call. There are four color schemes.

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Google Nexus One Available on AT&T 3G

January 9, 2010 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under GPhone News, Mobile News

googlenexusoneWith the Google Nexus One launch and the gadget show CES both taking place next week, it’s shaping up to be a weekend of hardware rumors. The latest requires the usual cautions: It’s a single anonymous source, and the parties involved have not commented publicly.

Nonetheless, BoyGeniusReport (which has a decent hit rate on its rumor reportage) claims that the Google Nexus One (aka “Google Phone“) will be made in an unlocked version compatible with AT&T’s 3G network:

“…we’ve heard from a source that there will be an AT&T 3G-compatible version of the Google Nexus One. Our connect described it as being a ’second’ unlocked model, with the T-Mobile-subsidized unit being locked to T-Mobile. Our tipster was so impressed by a Nexus One in person, they said they would 100% give up their T-Mobile BlackBerry 9700 for one when it’s available.”

So little is known about Google’s() deals with carriers that we’d urge caution on this until the Nexus One launch on Tuesday.

Google and HTC Working On a Chrome OS Tablet

January 6, 2010 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under GPhone Guide, Mobile News

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Everyone is clamoring about tablets these days—ourselves included—so it’s not too surprising that Google and HTC are set to join the fray. They are reportedly working together on a Chrome OS Google Tablet.

Smarthouse, an Australian publication, reports that HTC and Google have been collaborating “for the past 18 months” and have produced “several working models of a touch tablet,” including one outfitted with Google’s Chrome OS. We wrote why a Google Tablet would be a good idea last month, and with the Apple Tablet discussion reaching a fever pitch, it’s harder and harder to get excited about a Chrome OS netbook from Google.

Having collaborated on the Nexus One, a smart phone that impressed us with its design as well as its hardware, HTC and Google partnering on a tablet seems like a promising prospect. But will it “compete head on” with Apple’s tablet as Smarthouse claims? Probably not.

From what we know, it seems like Apple is putting as much effort into their tablet’s content as they are into the gadget itself. We’ve written extensively on how an Apple tablet could redefine newspapers, textbooks, and magazines. In the last case, we’ve already salivated, more than once, over concepts for how magazines might evolve in a multi-touch future. Add that to Apple’s recent acquisition of Lala, a move that likely points to a cloud-based future for iTunes, and the reports that Apple is trying to secure TV show subscription packages for the iTunes store. Admittedly, not a whole lot is certain about Apple’s tablet. But you start looking at all of those pieces and how they might fit together around one device, you can easily envision a gadget that is focused on streaming the stuff you read, the stuff you listen to, and the stuff you watch.

It’s hard to foresee a future in which a Google Tablet tries to go head to head with Apple on the content level. That’s not to say, however, that there aren’t some compelling things that could be offered by a Google tablet. As the launch of Google’s Chrome OS made clear, they’re looking toward a future with a multitude of devices that can access the Internet quickly, cleanly, and cheaply. A Google Tablet could be just the thing to realize all of those goals. When we tried out the JooJoo tablet, we saw how a well-designed tablet for consuming web content could provide an engaging experience. A Chrome OS tablet by Google would likely work the same way, keeping typing to a minimum and offering a literal hands-on web surfing experience. [Smarthouse via Business Insider]

Packaging Mixup Hints 8GB iPhone 3GS on the Way

January 1, 2010 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under Mobile News, iPhone News

The iPhone 3GS has never been available in anything other than 16GB and 32GB capacity models, leaving the 8GB shoes to be filled with its older brother, the iPhone 3G.

And that was just fine for a while. The problem now is that we’re just months away from a new iPhone, and then what will we have? Three models of iPhone on the market? Each with slightly different capabilities? Catering to slightly different capacities? That’s just not the Apple way.

If this terrifying prospect was keeping you up at night, rest easy, because news from Europe of an innocuous packaging mixup hints at the upcoming availability of an 8GB iPhone 3GS. An eagle-eyed customer in Germany posted on the apfeltalk.de discussion board that his refurbished 8GB iPhone 3G arrived sporting a SKU packaging label describing something the same, only different — an 8GB iPhone 3GS.

Image by .david at apfeltalk.de 

The customer, known as .david on the Apfeltalk.de message board, had this to say (translation by Google via Gizmodo):

Seems to be an iPhone 3G (back and no compass, FW) 3.0.1 on it. However, the packaging is clearly designed for an iPhone 3G [S] 8GB. Ordered was a refurbished 3G iPhone 8GB.

Vote: who have a refurbished iPhone 3G in a new packaging of the packaged iPhone 3G [S] 8GB, because the enhancement is clearly new. Which clearly indicates that the sale of the iPhone 3G [S] 8GB immediately imminent.

.david’s mind is made up; he’s certain this means an 8GB iPhone 3GS is on the way. Another possibility, of course, is that this is a typo. But I tend to agree with my Teutonic neighbor. Apple’s next revision to the iPhone is not too far away, and it makes sense to establish the 3GS feature-set as the de-facto for all iPhones moving forward. Because, y’know, that magnetometer makes a difference!

What’s your take on this? Obvious indicator of things to come, or some dispatch technician’s unfortunate mis-type?

The HTC Hero / T-Mobile G2 Touch Android smartphone review

September 13, 2009 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under Mobile News

T-Mobile G2 Touch:
Physical Aspects:
The HTC Hero is a rather striking handset, currently available in either white or graphite color schemes in the UK, with a characteristic ‘kink’ in its body, giving it a distinctive chin at the bottom. In the UK, the color you get depends on the network you choose. Orange UK are exclusively offering the graphite version, whereas T-Mobile UK are offering the white/silver version that we have, but are calling it the ‘G2 Touch’.

htc-305x538-customBeing the white version, our handset has the matte white finish that is coated with Teflon to help keep it clean. However, ours had pink marks on it straight out of the box, and ones at the HTC release event were tarnished as well, so it clearly doesn’t make the phone dirt-proof, just dirt resistant. The graphite version doesn’t have this coating, but due to the back and bottom area being black, it doesn’t actually need it. One curious side-effect of the finish on our white device is that the phone feels as if it’s made of a ceramic material.

The Hero is, by today’s touchscreen handset standards, a pretty average-sized phone, and measures in at 112mm x 56.2mm x 14.35mm (4.41in x 2.21in x 0.57in). It appears slimmer than it actually is, due to heavily sloped edges that also make it feel nicer in the hand. It’s not exactly a lightweight, at 135g (4.76oz), but it feels quite robust. The first thing you’ll notice about the HTC Hero, aside from the chin, is its 3.2″ capacitive touchscreen display that has a HVGA resolution (320 x 480 pixels). Bright sunlight legibility is pretty average with this display. Above the display is the earpiece grille, which has an ambient light sensor on one side and a notification LED on the other.

The are only six hardware buttons on the device, not including the clickable trackball or the volume rocker. The call send, home, menu, and call end buttons are all lined-up below the display on the silver fascia of the phone. The search key and back key are both contained within one larger button that resides on the chin of the phone, next to the trackball. The trackball itself is located dead centre in the chin and has the ability to illuminate for notifications, usually unleashing a barrage of flashes for a new message or incoming call.

The rear of the Hero features the lens for the device’s 5 megapixel autofocus camera, although it’s still missing any sort of flash, which is a shame. The rear is otherwise pretty spartan, with only a couple of holes for the loudspeaker and the lanyard fixing. At the bottom of the handset is HTC’s ExtUSB/mini-USB port for charging and data, plus a microphone pinhole. Atop the device is just the 3.5mm headphone port and a small slit for removing the rear cover with a fingernail. The rear cover will need to be removed for access to the microSDHC slot that is hidden beneath. The left side of the phone features a large volume rocker that is pretty much flush with the side of the phone, and the right side is completely bare.

Free iPhone Games Download: DOOM Resurrection

September 13, 2009 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under Mobile Games, iPhone Games

Immerse yourself in the first person experience that takes your iPhone or iPod Touch beyond previously imagined limits. Introducing DOOM Resurrection, a brand new, technologically advanced, heart-pounding chapter in the legendary DOOM Saga!

Scientists on a remote research facility on Mars have lost control of their experiment and all Hell has broken loose. As the last surviving marine, you must defeat the intruders and help the remaining scientists unravel the mystery of what happened and more importantly, figure out how to stop it. You must succeed! The future of Earth depends on it! With evil around every corner, use your devastating arsenal of weapons including rifles, shotguns and one vicious chansaw to even the odds!

With its revolutionary control scheme, breathtaking visuals, and intense story, DOOM Resurrection is sure to provide the adrenaline rush you’ve been craving. Advanced graphics engine designed from the ground up to take full advantage of the power found in Apple’s mobile devices

Wield an arsenal of heavy-hitting weapons to defeat a variety of hideous monsters and bosses Innovative controls for fast-paced and accessible first-person action

An all-new chapter of the DOOM saga that new players and long-time DOOM fans can enjoy!

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EA Mobile | Command & Conquer – Red Alert 2009 – Free Strategy Mobile Games Download

Experience real-time strategy Command & Conquer action as the over-the-top action of red alert arrives on your phone!! featuring an exclusive storyline, you must choose to fight with the soviet armies for world domination or align with the american allies to restore global peace. attack & defend using classic units like kirov war blimps and new units like the paladin tank.

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Disney Mobile | G-Force – Free Action Mobile Games Download

G-Force is a fast-paced action-platform game featuring a unique elite team of specially trained guinea pigs that use high-tech gadgets and specialized talents to complete a dangerous government mission. G-Force puts players in control of both Darwin, the guinea pig leader of the covert intelligence G-Force squad, and housefly surveillance sidekick, Mooch, as they team up with the other G-Force agents and use their gadgets, stealth mastery and pint-sized teamwork as mankind’s only hope to complete a dangerous high-level government mission. G-Force uses innovative gameplay featuring a unique sense of scale, puzzle solving that requires players to manipulate environments and enemies, including diabolical waffle irons among evil household appliances.

Features:

Unique gameplay requiring the player to switch between Darwin,
a guinea pig, and Mooch, a housefly
Special abilities for each character:
Darwin’s hoverpack lets players speed through areas or fly up to higher altitudes;
Mooch can slow down time
Innovative platform puzzle solving to reach new areas and trigger gadgets
New enemies, weapons and locations not seen in the film
Characters’ voices match “G-Force” film: Sam Rockwell, Jon Favreau and Bill Nighy

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The 10 Most Expensive iPhone Apps

August 13, 2009 by Jack Svetlana  
Filed under Mobile News, iPhone News

Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone App Store is most popular for its free and cheap apps. As a result, most apps and casual games are available for 99 cents or less.

But there are plenty of expensive apps in the App Store, too, and people do buy them.

The most expensive app in the U.S. App Store today is called iRa Pro: It’s a dashboard to access and control live feeds of video surveillance cameras, and it costs $900.

The company that makes it — Lextech Labs, outside of Chicago — won’t say how many copies it has sold. But Lextech president and CEO Alex Bratton says it’s more than the five people who have reviewed the latest edition on iTunes. He’s “pretty happy with the number.”

Why charge so much? Because for the people who are buying the app, it’s actually a relatively small cost.

Bratton says his target customers are monitoring security systems for corporations, government organizations, universities, etc., that can run more than half a million dollars. For them, a $900 app is just part of the cost of doing business. Especially when the alternative — getting a custom piece of hardware developed, instead of using off-the-shelf iPhones and iPod touches — costs thousands per gadget.

iRa Pro wasn’t always the most expensive iPhone app. About a year ago, a German developer had an app briefly approved by Apple called “I Am Rich.” For $999.99, it did absolutely nothing, and was controversial. After a day or so, Apple pulled it from the App Store — but not before the developer reportedly sold eight copies.

That developer, Armin Heinrich, currently has 12 apps in the App Store, including the similarly utility-free — but just $0.99 — “iShaver.”

Today, no $1,000 apps, but plenty that cost more than $100, ranging from medical references to audio tools.

iPhone Apps

Crysis Mobile 3D – Free PC Transplant Mobile Games Download

EA PC Games transplant to mobile, One of the most terrible and atmospheric computer games for all history of mankind. The science can – even to open much friends in novel. There Is only one question – that waits for us on that party… This is perfect fun-maded MOD of legendary game Crysis!You’re special Nanosuit Marine.You mission is to find and get to the base 8C,which situating in Antarctica.You must find and eliminate an Alien which captured one of your members Nanosuit Marine Squad(N.M.S.),and took his mind,to turn it into weapon of the enemy!Kill the alien and alienated Nanosuit Warrior! If you dare!…

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EA Mobile | Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – Free Movies Mobile Games Download

Company EA Mobile has let out a new part of popular adventure Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
The magic ministry comes off second-best behind defeat in fights about the Flounce-de-mortom. Even маглы suffer from the second war — every day there are the accidents which reasons for anybody are unknown. But also in the war the life proceeds. Harrys, Ron and Germiona, as well as all sixteen-year, study, go on parties and fall in love. However danger all is closer. Despite all efforts of Dambldora on school protection, in Hogvartse there are very strange events.

The memory whirlpool will reveal this time Harry the greatest secret of the Dark Lord and to win, Harry is compelled to offer the most expensive … What party in this war of signs the mysterious Prince-half-blooded?

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