Day: May 29, 2007

” From the makers of ‘PaintBall’, a new, fun & extra addicting puzzle game that will also sucks you in and won’t let you go until you’ve wasted all of your time! ‘Frutakia’ uses the ‘casino slots idea’ and turns it into an original puzzle game.You must make groups of 3 or more same fruits/items at any direction! There are 5 different fruits and 2 different items. ‘Blanks’ can also appear.The ‘bell’ scores more points than the fruits and the ‘super item’ scores the most!FEATURES:* VGA, 480×640 & 640×480 support!* Horizontal resolutions supported (320×240 & 640×480)* Support for 240×240 and 480×480. (Treo 700w)* 16bit crystal clear graphics!* Full screen graphics!* Frame by frame smooth animation* Speed control * 5 way navigator support* Export Hi-Scores to internet –29/May/2007 UPDATE (1.8) —* Fully compartible with Windows Mobile 6 Classic and Professional (2006)* New resolution supported. 320×320 (For future Treo WM6 phones) ??* Minor bugs fixed” Check this GREAT game here:

The BlackBerry 8830 World Edition is now available on the Verizon Network. The smartphone is the first Global CDMA/GSM BlackBerry on the network and uses the new “always-on, always connected” Global BlackBerry service. This means one can use the phone in most parts of the part including; Australia, Europe, parts of Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and North America.The 8830 supports EV-DO/GPRS network connection for high-speed data transfer and also uses GSM/GPRS (900/1800 MHz) frequencies. The handset is unlike other smartphones on the market is not bulky and measures around 14mm. One also comes across a new Trackball navigation system and Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD).Some other features found on the BlackBerry 8830 World Edition include; Bluetooth capabilities, dial-up networking and serial port, Media player, Expandable memory option with microSD(TM) card and Speakerphone. The BlackBerry 8830 World Edition smartphone is available today in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores for $299.99 after a $100 rebate with a new two-year customer agreement.” via mobilewhack.com

“The Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) has been around for quite awhile now. Simply put, A2DP takes the sound output from your device – PDA, mp3 player, phone, goose, whatever – and converts it into a format compatible with the growing number of ever-increasingly-tasty Bluetooth wireless headphones out there. It’s standard on most Windows Mobile devices – even Palm’s own Treo 750 – but Palm OS devices have long been neglected. That is, until Softick Audio Gateway (henceforth, SAG) came along last year. The app has steadily progressed since its initial release, adding support for AVRCP (wireless playback controls), compatibility with every Treo model and much-improved (but still not perfect) stability. So what’s new with version 1.12? As mentioned earlier, it now supports the latest member of the Treo family – the 755p – and at long last Softick have turned on the audio quality controls. Like a delicious lollipop cruelly dangled just out of reach of a fat child, the option buttons have been there since version 1, but did nothing when you pressed them. Many an enraged user has raised their fists to the sky and demanded “WHY, SOFTICK? WHY?!”, but were met only with the unique silence of a stunned crowd of strangers. Until now… ” Read this nice review here: and buy this great program here:

“The Prada phone by LG is among those handhelds that rely solely on touch-based as opposed to stylus-based interface interaction. The famous Apple iPhone surely started the craze over such devices, but the LG KE850, elsewhere known as the Prada phone, is nothing like iPhone. A highly stylish and versatile multimedia device, the Prada branded mobile is a true joy to the eye and represents the true meaning of a fusion between a full-featured mobile phone and a fashion icon. Impressive from the word go, the Prada phone will leave nothing but fascination in everybody around you. Our job is to delve deeper and see if it really has got what it takes to overrun the fashion mobile market by storm.” Read more here:

“The Nokia BH-501 is a fairly standard Bluetooth stereo headset, compatible with all devices that adhere to the A2DP standard, both Nokia and non-Nokia products. Once the BH-501 has been paired with a device and connected, it will pipe all that device’s audio through the headphones.I tested the BH-501 paired with a Nokia 5700 smartphone (Symbian S60 3rd Edition FP1) and a Nokia 5300 normal phone (Series 40 3rd Edition FP2), both of them running the very latest versions of their respective operating systems and interfaces.” Read more here: