“No more killing feeble aliens on the tiny 2″ x 2” screen! In this game you must handle hostile creatures floating around you in the real world. How is this possible? Imagine you have a device, like night vision goggles, that can detect out-of-this-world objects… and when playing Arcade Reality, your Treo is such device. Game objects are overlaid on the live camera view (this technology is called Augmented Reality). When you turn around, your motion is calculated based on what is seen by the camera and the game view gets updated accordingly. As you can see, motion is the key. Unlike most games where you only train your fingers, you must actually move to play Arcade Reality! Apart from being a nice Augmented Reality demonstration, this game also has: 3 playing modes Arcade Reality – the main mode, featuring the FPP shooting scored for precision, interleaved with the special “bonus levels” Infinite Shooter – simple FPP shooter without sophisticated goals, just kill everything that moves Asteroids Mode – 3D TPP version of the well known game. Steering the spaceship feels similar to an RC toy – you must figure out which side is “left” or “right” depending on the current orientation Rich sound effects Background music 7 different Alien types (plus several special “boss characters”) Power-ups: Rockets, Shields, and more… “Hall of Fame” for storing the best scores ” Check this GREAT game here:
BenQ Siemens E72: Windows Mobile 6 based smartphone
“At 3GSM Congress a BenQ-Siemens-branded smartphone is currently being showcased – it runs on Windows Mobile 6 Standard, but that is all official information we have to date, and we don’t even know when it is due out. However over at Modopo there are some details on the phone, including the fact that it will be known as BenQ-Siemens E72.The smartphone is tailored for GSM networks and works in tri-band mode, supporting GPRS and EDGE protocols. The E72 is powered by TI OMAP 1030 CPU running at 260 MHz, 64 Mb of RAM and 1287 Mb of flash-memory. The display this phone retains proves QVGA resolution. Over and above the E72 houses a 2 Mpix camera, Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity.” via mobile-review.com