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The World Cup 2010 is days away and there are loads of iPhone apps for following the upcoming games. The WC Planner 2010 app is great for visually predicting your winning countries in various stages of the competition. You can also view the all participating countries on a world map and view details about [...]
WC Soccer 2010 is an iPhone app developed by the South African company Webe Studios and is loaded with World Cup 2010 features and information great for anyone traveling to South Africa, or for fans around the world who don’t want to miss a moment of the action starting June 11th 2010. Using WCSoccer2010 [...]
What you are seeing here is ture. One of the first and most popular MMO games, Everquest, is running on a Droid. This is more than likely just a hack, but it is pretty impressive, wouldn’t you say? Of course, since Everquest was never designed to play on a mobile phone, this could be problematic. Still, it is a small step for getting MMOs on the mobile. Source PHONGHERHE
Jet Ball resembled the old-school brick busting games of yore such as Breakout and Arkanoid, the purpose of which was to take out a wall one brick at a time. The game is normally $4.99, but is available today for free. Click here to get in on it. Source PHONGHERHE
In addition to the realistic fishes, the user can choose the placement of the plants, and the hue of the ambient lights. You should be able to get the iPad Koi Pond HD or about $2.00 from the iTunes store. Source PHONGHERHE |
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Here is a free app for the iPhone and iPod Touch known as Jet Ball. 
This is not a real koi pond, but Koi Pond HD. It is just like the popular Koi Pond iPhone app, but the HD version for the iPad has more.
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