The Mobile Phone Club

The latest news and reviews from the Mobile Phone scene.

 

Thursday, 21 February 2008

Gameloft Launches Mobile Games for Touch Screen Handsets


Gameloft has announced the launch of a range of games designed especially for touch screen mobile handsets.
Using expertise gained in developing stylus-based games for the Nintendo DS, Gameloft sought out ways to best utilize the touch screens, which transform gameplay into a more intuitive experience and remove the limitation of small keyboards.

Gameloft has more than 15 touch screen games in its catalogue already. These games were developed for the first touch screen mobile phones available on the market, including the LG Viewty, LG KS20, the HTC touch screen line, and the Samsung SGH-F700. Gameloft's touch screen games were initially developed in Java, though some will also be developed on the Windows Mobile platform.

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Wednesday, 6 February 2008

Enhanced You Tube for 3


3 has announced it will soon launch the new enhanced version of YouTube for Mobile in the UK.

YouTube for Mobile claims to be the largest mobile video catalogue available and now boasts new features including local UK content and improved video streaming.

YouTube account holders can now sign into their YouTube accounts to retrieve favourite videos, comment, share, add and rate videos directly through a 3 mobile.

YouTube can be accessed directly from the "3 Launcher" on most 3 Handsets or via Planet 3.

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Thursday, 31 January 2008

iWash my iPhone


ClubWest have an ingenious solution for keeping the screen clean on your iPhone. Simply download the video from clubwesttv.com and watch in amazement as the iWash bikini girl uses her bucket and sponge to clean the inside of your iPhone screen!

See the video here

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Monday, 7 January 2008

Yahoo unveils a development platform of its own

Yahoo has announced its own software developer platform for mobile internet applications to rival Google's android software previewed two months ago.
Yahoo says it's platform is aimed at developers and publishers who want their applications to run on many different handsets. Yahoo hope to make money from distributing advertising on some of the new applications that are developed on the platform and plans to offer the software free of charge to developers.

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Wednesday, 31 October 2007

ROTATEME on the Nokia N95


ROTATEME is an application which allows the screen orientation to be switched from portrait to landscape and vice versa on Symbian S60 devices.

Due to launch at the end of November, V2.0 of this app. will allow N95 users to utilise the phones built in level sensor to switch viewing angles automatically - just like the Apple iPhone.

To see this handy add-on in action click through to N95 blog

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