Friday, June 13, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Magic Fingers
Description :
Work up the magic of sensuous massages with your fingers.
Instructions:
Use Mouse to massage. Press Space to use Extra Sensual Pressure.
Cricket Overdose
Description :
Out of World Cup but still in business. Get high on cricket!
Instructions:
Use arrow keys to select pitch of the ball, Space to take run-up, Up Arrow key for Pace and Space again to bowl.
Gully Cricket
Description :
Make the gully your playground! Cricket with a little twist & a lot of fun.
Instructions:
Use Your Mouse to Position and the Bat. Left Click to Hit the Ball. Hit Three 4's in a Row to Become a SUPER HITTER.
World Cup Book Cricket
Description :
Learn to play by the book. Score 6s and 4s at a flip.
Instructions:
Use mouse to choose teams, head or tails and number of overs. Click FLIP to start playing.
Super Sixers
Description :
It's down to the wire. Smack those Super Sixers!
Instructions:
Use Arrow keys to adjust batsman. Space when ready and once again to strike the ball.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
QuickPlayer does ''audiocasts'' for BlackBerry
Streaming content just got a little more bountiful for (some) BlackBerry users -- but at a cost. QuickPlay Media has launched QuickPlayer for BlackBerry, doing for podcasts ''audiocasts'' what SonaMobile has done for video by streaming audio content to the normally multimedia-challenged devices. QuickPlayer rolls deep with 100+ channels of content in pretty much every conceivable category from name-brand providers, though users will be paying USD7.95 a month to do so. RIM's 7130e, 8700 series, and Pearl are currently supported, so grab the player download (if you've got a decent data plan, that is) and start listening to those Accuweather forecasts in style.
How Yahoo Plans to Get Things Going on the Go
Yahoo is to unveil a new mobile search offering for cellphones, stepping up its attack on the mobile market, according to the WSJ.
''Yahoo plans to significantly step up its attack on the mobile market, based on a piece of software that the company hopes will be widely used on cellphones.
Where search engines typically give computer users a list of Web sites, Yahoo is trying to provide more specific answers to cellphone queries so consumers don't have to click around as much to find what they're looking for.
Yahoo will use Web ads and links to aggressively encourage users to download its software for phones themselves, breaking from a past strategy of mainly relying on assistance from cellphone carriers and handset makers.
''Yahoo plans to significantly step up its attack on the mobile market, based on a piece of software that the company hopes will be widely used on cellphones.
Where search engines typically give computer users a list of Web sites, Yahoo is trying to provide more specific answers to cellphone queries so consumers don't have to click around as much to find what they're looking for.
Yahoo will use Web ads and links to aggressively encourage users to download its software for phones themselves, breaking from a past strategy of mainly relying on assistance from cellphone carriers and handset makers.
Google + Samsung Google Switch Phone?
Making its way around the web today is an image of what is claimed to be the product of a collaboration between Google and Samsung - the Google Switch mobile phone. The authenticity of the photo and rumors have not yet been verified. If this does in fact turn out to be a Google mobile phone and not a Photoshop hoax, it could put a serious damper on the impending Apple iPhone launch in June.
Google and Samsung have teamed up in the past. Most recently, Samsung agreed to let Google install its software on their Ultra Edition 13.8 slider phone last month. That phone is super-slim, but nowhere near as thin as the one pictured in this photo. According to tipsters, the ''Google Switch'' has no on-board storage. That means all your applications are served up over the network, with new apps ''attached'' to your account via a web interface.
Google and Samsung have teamed up in the past. Most recently, Samsung agreed to let Google install its software on their Ultra Edition 13.8 slider phone last month. That phone is super-slim, but nowhere near as thin as the one pictured in this photo. According to tipsters, the ''Google Switch'' has no on-board storage. That means all your applications are served up over the network, with new apps ''attached'' to your account via a web interface.
Nokia and YouTube Cooperate on Mobile Video
Nokia today announced a partnership to bring YouTube videos to Nokia Nseries devices. Accessible using a Nokia Web Browser with Mini Map, videos will be streamed through YouTube's mobile site. In addition, YouTube video RSS feeds will be compatible with Nokia's new Video Center application.
The Nokia Web Browser with Mini Map allows users to view videos on websites in a similar way as with PC web browsers. Through YouTube Mobile (now also compatible with the AVC video format), single-click playback of videos is possible on Nseries devices.
The Nokia Video Center offers mobile video RSS feed and video on demand features for discovering, viewing and storing content. Combining video RSS feed services, Internet videos and sideloaded videos from the PC are stored on one single place.
Nokia Video Center will be available globally in the markets where Nokia Nseries devices are sold. It will first be preinstalled in the Nokia N95 device and thereafter in most of the new Nokia Nseries devices. Nokia Video Center will also be available as download version for selected compatible S60 devices.
The Nokia Web Browser with Mini Map allows users to view videos on websites in a similar way as with PC web browsers. Through YouTube Mobile (now also compatible with the AVC video format), single-click playback of videos is possible on Nseries devices.
The Nokia Video Center offers mobile video RSS feed and video on demand features for discovering, viewing and storing content. Combining video RSS feed services, Internet videos and sideloaded videos from the PC are stored on one single place.
Nokia Video Center will be available globally in the markets where Nokia Nseries devices are sold. It will first be preinstalled in the Nokia N95 device and thereafter in most of the new Nokia Nseries devices. Nokia Video Center will also be available as download version for selected compatible S60 devices.
Nokia announced two mobile advertising services
Nokia today announced two mobile advertising services. Nokia Ad Service is a fully managed service for advertisers to conduct targeted advertising on mobile services and applications. Nokia also introduced Nokia Advertising Connector, a private label service for third party Publishers and Advertising Aggregators that want to extend to relevant mobile advertising.
Nokia Ad Service
Nokia Ad Service fulfills different types of advertising needs such as advertisers deploying global mobile campaigns, agencies offering mobile advertising to complement traditional media initiatives, and publishers seeking new business models and a larger consumer audience. Typical mediums of experience for mobile advertisements are in the form of interactive content like banner ads in browsing services, ads in applications, and videos.
Nokia Ad Service will begin its operations in Europe with a kick-off at ad:tech, an interactive marketing event in Paris, France on March 6th-7th, 2007 and globally in the second half of 2007.
Nokia Advertising Connector
Nokia Advertising Connector enables delivery of targeted ads to mobile devices. Ads will be closely tied and optimised to specific multimedia applications, such as reading digital newspaper content, watching TV, listening to music or looking at directions on maps.
Nokia offers access to the platform for third parties and enables their ad sales teams to sell for the mobile channel. Nokia Advertising Connector supports so called CPA (cost per action) model and it provides usage data from mobile devices for enabling targeted ad selection and delivery to users' devices.
A key part of the platform will be the easy-to-use reporting and analytics tools for Publishers to manage their advertisers ROI (Return on investment). Nokia Advertising Connector will run several pilots during the coming months and is planned to become commercially available by the end of 2007.
Nokia Ad Service
Nokia Ad Service fulfills different types of advertising needs such as advertisers deploying global mobile campaigns, agencies offering mobile advertising to complement traditional media initiatives, and publishers seeking new business models and a larger consumer audience. Typical mediums of experience for mobile advertisements are in the form of interactive content like banner ads in browsing services, ads in applications, and videos.
Nokia Ad Service will begin its operations in Europe with a kick-off at ad:tech, an interactive marketing event in Paris, France on March 6th-7th, 2007 and globally in the second half of 2007.
Nokia Advertising Connector
Nokia Advertising Connector enables delivery of targeted ads to mobile devices. Ads will be closely tied and optimised to specific multimedia applications, such as reading digital newspaper content, watching TV, listening to music or looking at directions on maps.
Nokia offers access to the platform for third parties and enables their ad sales teams to sell for the mobile channel. Nokia Advertising Connector supports so called CPA (cost per action) model and it provides usage data from mobile devices for enabling targeted ad selection and delivery to users' devices.
A key part of the platform will be the easy-to-use reporting and analytics tools for Publishers to manage their advertisers ROI (Return on investment). Nokia Advertising Connector will run several pilots during the coming months and is planned to become commercially available by the end of 2007.
Yahoo! Reinvents Search for the Mobile Web
Yahoo! has today expanded the reach of the popular new Yahoo! oneSearch service to the Mobile Web in the United States.
The search service that initially launched in Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0 is now accessible on more than 85 percent of mobile phones through the mobile Web and is also available through the gamma version of Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0.
Yahoo! oneSearch is designed to make searching for and finding information as quick as possible for consumers by providing relevant results right on the page such as news headlines, images, business listings and more as well as easy navigation to other websites. For example, if a consumer wants to go to a movie this weekend, they just need to type the name of the movie into the search box. The search results would first list the movie, including a user rating, local theaters the movie is playing at, news headlines related to the movie and more. To dig more deeply into the results, a consumer would simply need to click on any item or category. For example, to see all the movies playing at a specific listed theater, just click on the theater name.
Yahoo! oneSearch on Yahoo!s Mobile Web site has sponsored search results and display advertisements built into the experience. Consumers can click on an ad to go to the advertisers mobile web site or a landing page to get more information about the advertisers offerings, including the ability to call the advertiser.
Yahoo! oneSearch will roll out in additional country and language versions over the coming months. For additional information on Yahoo! oneSearch please visit http://mobile.yahoo.com/mobileweb/onesearch. To try Yahoo! oneSearch on your mobile phone open your browser and type in m.yahoo.com.
The search service that initially launched in Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0 is now accessible on more than 85 percent of mobile phones through the mobile Web and is also available through the gamma version of Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0.
Yahoo! oneSearch is designed to make searching for and finding information as quick as possible for consumers by providing relevant results right on the page such as news headlines, images, business listings and more as well as easy navigation to other websites. For example, if a consumer wants to go to a movie this weekend, they just need to type the name of the movie into the search box. The search results would first list the movie, including a user rating, local theaters the movie is playing at, news headlines related to the movie and more. To dig more deeply into the results, a consumer would simply need to click on any item or category. For example, to see all the movies playing at a specific listed theater, just click on the theater name.
Yahoo! oneSearch on Yahoo!s Mobile Web site has sponsored search results and display advertisements built into the experience. Consumers can click on an ad to go to the advertisers mobile web site or a landing page to get more information about the advertisers offerings, including the ability to call the advertiser.
Yahoo! oneSearch will roll out in additional country and language versions over the coming months. For additional information on Yahoo! oneSearch please visit http://mobile.yahoo.com/mobileweb/onesearch. To try Yahoo! oneSearch on your mobile phone open your browser and type in m.yahoo.com.
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