Day: October 21, 2006

“‘Snake Deluxe’ is based on the ‘Classic Snake game’ that we all know. The game objective is almost the same. You try to eat fruits by controlling the snake’s route. Below the game’s screen you will see all the meters. (Score, Time etc.) There you will see how many fruits are left for eating. Also keep an eye on the time that remains until you eat the next fruit. You can turn the snake by tapping on the screen or by the Arrow Keys. There are some obstacles in every level, so be careful not to crash on them.FEATURES:* 24 Different levels.* 4 Different worlds.* 4 Different Bosses.* Unique map.* Frame by frame smooth animation* Full screen graphics!* VGA 640×480 & 480×640 graphics.* 16bit crystal clear graphics!* Frame by frame smooth animation* Speed control* Export Hi-Scores to internet* Adventure mode for unlocking the map!” Check it here:

“The next-generation musical offering from Motorola is the E690 — known as the ROKR E6 in some circles — and this Linux-powered smartphone with a touchscreen interface has just received the all important stamp of approval from the FCC. We reported on this nifty (and presumably skinny) phone early last month, and it doesn’t seem like all that much has changed in the meantime. It still boasts a glorious 262k color QVGA display, 2.0 megapixel camera, a pair of “3D Surround” speakers, Bluetooth, mini-USB, handwriting recognition, and — of course — an integrated music/video player. We suspect it’s a tri-band GSMer (900/1800/1900), so may have to wait on an 850 MHz version before it gets a real North American release.” via mobilemag.com

“TMP (Time Manager Pad) is a list-style appointment viewer and manager with a unique new layout that scrolls seamlessly. TMP is fast and highly configurable. New Features in TMP v.1.2 Event category support. Category-assignable fonts and colors. Hi-res icon support (categories). New color selector with enhanced functionality. Indication of busy days in monthly calendar tab. Re-designed pane controls for improved ease of use.” Check this GREAT program here:

“I’m not certain how Rover got all the features in the new Rover PC G5, but this all-purpose device is jam-packed full of it.Assuming that everything I’ve heard is true, this is first and foremost, a communicator. However, that’s like saying a Swiss Army Knife is just a cutting tool. Yet as a communicator, it has GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz. It is also equipped with Bluetooth, IrDA, as well as Wi-Fi.This new device is made for drivers, and the GPS-receiver makes it handy for life on the road. While you’re traveling, you might enjoy the MP3 player, FM-radio, multimedia player, 2 megapixel camera, and organizer. All this is powered by Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0, and has good Pocket PC running with Intel Bulverde 520 MHz. As far as memory is concerned, it has 64 MB RAM, 128 MB flash ROM, and even a miniSD slot.The Rover has a great 2.7 inch screen with 262K color LCD. It should be available now, but it probably isn’t cheap.”Check it here: via mobilewhack.com