A new game called AstroNix from SmartAppz is due for release soon screenshots can be found here. Following this link here will also find you spotting a little note saying a game called Lemmys is coming soon too...
SwitchBlade is on a rant - this time it is about the decline of shareware and rise of low quality shareware and freeware. Remember the days of the Atari and Amiga? So does SwitchBlade and the comparison with today is not favourable.
From the people who brought you SkiFlying, comes Bulldozer. A game where you have to, ermmmmmm, like....... drive a bulldozer and stuff? The graphics look supreme and there's even a two player mode!
Task Manager from PsiLoc is now availble in its final release version. It is aimed at managaing memory of your 7650 - certainly important when you've only got 4MBs of it.
Silverball the araknoid clone for the 7650 is now aviailable to try and buy via Handango. It is a very impressive game for the smartphone type platform.
Cellsoft have released CellMill for the 7650. Cellmill challenges you and your 7650 to a battle that began centuries ago - the ancient Mills board game. Available from Handango.
SeleQ from Ximplify is now availble to buy and try in its final release version. The software is aimed at giving you greater control over your phones internal resources and includes an advanced file manager and much more. Ximplify SeleQ can bought from Handango.
Courtesy of Tomahawk is a review of the Nokia GPS Module for the Nokia 92x0. Tomahawk goes though both the hardware and the software (TomTom City Maps and Route Planner). The unit gets the thumbs up with 95%.
In case you missed the forum thread here is official notification of two reviews from Dazler. First up is the platform game Rayman, second is the araknoid clone Silverball.
Along with the release of Magic Games Station for 7650 comes Silverball and Tetrix for 7650. Silverball is an araknoid clone and Tetrix is a tetris clone.
The full screen digital clock for your desk. Clock 6 is a partial port of the excellent Clock 5 from FreEPOC. Sure to be another hit from FreEPOC - now you really can pretend your £400 92x0 is a clock!
