Archive for June, 2007:
4th of July Celebration - Astraware Fireworks FREE!
Posted by: tjchan on Jun 28 2007 - 984 views
Just in time for the Fourth of July, our friends from "across the pond" are sending along a gift to help celebrate the United States’ Independence from…well, from them. Here is what Astraware had to say about their "gift" of fireworks:
Fireworks is a simple FREE application, showing sequences of Fireworks flying and exploding into the air. As 4th July is traditionally a time for Fireworks and celebrations in the USA, the features have been created to help our American friends highlight one of their major holidays - Independence Day! Fireworks features a selection of patriotic backgrounds including the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore and the Stars and Stripes, and offers a choice of stirring tunes including the Star Spangled Banner and Stars and Stripes Forever!
Fireworks is available for devices running Palm OS® and Windows Mobile®. What better way to celebrate 4th July than with some Fireworks? Download your copy today - it’s available for a limited time only (through July 8!) Oh, and did we mention, it’s FREE?!
Technorati Tags: Astraware, Fireworks, Free, Just Another Mobile Monday
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Subscribe to the comments for this postContest: SBSH Opens Software Library to JAMM
Posted by: tjchan on Jun 27 2007 - 661 views
Contest Ends Sunday, July 1, 2007 @ 8:00 PM (CST)
We are very excited to feature our first contest sponsored by SBSH!
It’s time to make a permanent check out at the SBSH software library. No library card? No problem. We’ll even pay the late fees!
THREE lucky winners will be allowed to check out 1 title from the SBSH Library for KEEPS! Choose from iLauncher, MyList, or PhoneWeaver.
While you are deciding what you want, you can read more about each product as well as download trial versions from the SBSH website. Also be sure to check out our review over MyList 2.0.
Since we have three different prizes, I’ll give you three chances to enter. First, leave a comment on this post. Couldn’t get any easier than that right? For a second chance to win, in a comment, tell me what your favorite SBSH software is and why. Finally, for a third chance to win, download any of the three programs from the SBSH website and send a screen shot to tjchan "at" gmail.com. Remember to replace the "at" with a "@". Have fun and good luck!
Technorati Tags: SBSH, Contest, Just Another Mobile Monday
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Review: Happy Lines. Keep Them Happy Or You’ll Be Finished.
Posted by: dgoldring on Jun 27 2007 - 1,047 views
Recently, I stumbled upon a new (or at least new to me) genre of puzzle games based upon the Lines concept. These games are available both as commercial games and freeware. In fact, I featured two such games in The Arcade. Recently, Herocraft contacted me to tell me they had released their own commercial entrant to the Lines genre. I was curious to see whether a commercial version would stand out from the crowded field of free versions of this game. Would it be significantly better, in order to justify the cost? Let’s take a closer look and find out whether Happy Lines stands out in an already crowded field.
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Isotope 244 Announces: Machines at War Open Beta
Posted by: tjchan on Jun 27 2007 - 1,067 views
Command an army of forces across the battlefield with ease in this real time strategy game. You are challenged to construct an epic war machine and use it to become a dominating world power.
Machines at War features a random map system so every game you play is unique and poses new challenges. Build bridges to cross water, mow down forests to clear a path to the enemy, build walls to defend your position, track tread marks left by enemy tanks to their base, hide under trees for an ambush attack, these are just some of the unique game play elements available.
Features
- Command forces with hundreds of vehicles
- Build over 40 types of units and structures
- Choose from 7 landscape types to wage war on
- Research over 30 exciting technologies
- Randomized maps for unlimited game play
- Battle in 3 unique environments
- Scorch the destructible environment
Give the beta a try and experience intense RTS action on your PPC today!
Technorati Tags: Isotope 244, Machines at War, RTS, Real Time Strategy, Game, Beta, Windows Mobile, WM, Just Another Mobile Monday
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Gear Diary Reviews the Rocketfish Twister Mouse
Posted by: dgoldring on Jun 27 2007 - 1,353 views
If you have seen one portable mouse, then you have probably seen them all. Yeah, that is what I used to think until I reviewed the Mogo Mouse BT, the world’s flattest portable mouse. Now, Judie Lipsett Hughes found another new “twist” on this old tool with the Rocketfish Twister Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse. Despite some initial trepidation about the boxy shape, Judie found herself really enjoying the form factor of this mouse, including the touch scroll feature, which is something I felt was missing in the Mogo Mouse BT.
You can read Judie’s full review of the Rocketfish Twister Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse, here.
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Review - Spb Traveler 1.0
Posted by: tjchan on Jun 26 2007 - 7,341 views
Need a traveling companion? What about one that can tell you the weather, latest currency exchange rates, or even quiz you on your knowledge over the flags and capitals? Released today, Spb Traveler is a suite of tools aimed for those who travel the world and want to remain on top of things. Providing useful tools such as world time, scheduling of international appointments, and detailed information such as calling info in specific areas around the globe, Spb Traveler just may be that swiss army knife that will keep you on track and on time!
Read past the jump to find out more as well as how you can save up to 50% off the regular price!
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