Stone Wheel 1.1
Category: Games
Price: $.99, Version: 1.0 -> 1.1 (iTunes)
Description:
Stone Wheel is a funny game where you must control a big rolling wheel through 15 levels!!!
Whit its original and colouful graphics Stone Wheel will be a pleasant time-killer, simple but addicting
Choose from 2 different control styles: touch or accelerometer
You will need to jump, accelerate, break and have a perfect control of your stone in order to complete all levels!
Have fun from
RedMaze
What’s New
-little levels improvements
-frame-rate improved
Stone Wheel
written by Duy Phong
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MOG stands for Music On the Go, and it is available on Android and the iPhone.
MOG costs about $10 a month for about 8 million songs. You don’t get to keep them, but with your monthly fee, you can store local copies on your phone. Apparently, there are a lot of cool songs to pick from, so try it out.
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It would appear that this blurred shot of a Droid Mystery phone isn’t the only Android leak today.
This is the Motorola Droid 2, and there doesn’t seem to be any information about this other than this picture which is a deliberate leak. I have heard that it will have Android 2.2 (Froyo) out of the box and rumored for an August 23 release date.
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Getting information on cellular phones isn’t difficult with apps like My-Cast and Flight Information. This is the Android App Speed dialer Vlingo, for more general and specific information.
The purpose of Vlingo is to be the next 411. For example, if you say “Italian food”, you will see a list of the closest places to get an Italian meal.
I’m not certain how much this costs, but Vlingo’s other app Super Dialer is $10 to $20.
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Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) has announced that the sales of e-books for their Kindle e-reader product has outsold the number of the hardcover books during the last three months. Amazon.com sold 143 Kindle books for every 100 hardcover books.
In the last four weeks, Amazon sold 180 digital e-books for every 100 hardcover books. This news is “astonishing when you consider that we’ve been selling hardcover books for 15 years, and Kindle books for 33 months,” stated Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos. Another reason why e-books have been sold is because there is Kindle applications available on the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry, and Android.
[NY Times]
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