Monday, November 17, 2008
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Do you like to learn new things? Do you dream of travelling all over the world and visiting the most interesting and beautiful places on our planet? Maybe you are just interested in geography? Or you think that know everything and can’t be surprised?! Travel Genius fits the entire globe in your hand and tells you what you don’t know about the world we inhabit.

This original quiz is entirely devoted to geography and all that it involves. There are hundreds and hundreds of questions relating to continents and oceans, countries and peoples, famous personalities and the most significant inventions. They will be a hard nut to crack for even the brains of the most erudite people. Whatever question the topic is about – the answer will always be a place on the map. You can have fun and very usefully spend some time traveling together with the Travel Genius round the Earth’s continents. Perhaps this is the game that will suggest you a travel route for your next vacation! In addition, this quiz is the most exciting way to determine your geographic IQ! You will not only learn your level of knowledge, but also be able to compare results with average gamers and skillful travellers. The most important achievements can be shown in the world records table.

Game Features:

- Two difficulty levels
- Hardcore and traditional game modes
- Stylus control support
- Territorial and thematic filters of tasks
- 8 topics
- Detailed statistics and world record table
- More than seven hundred questions
- Geographical IQ determiner

The detailed information about the game, including screenshots, trailers and links for demo version are available on the HeroCraft PDA site - http://smart.herocraft.com/travel-genius.



Wednesday, December 20, 2006

weComm, the leader in interactive mobile data solutions, today announced that it is strengthening its relationship with Symbian to enable delivery of even more compelling customer applications on Symbian OS(tm) for the broadening smartphone market. Symbian develops and licenses Symbian OS, the operating system that powers today’s most popular smartphones.

The two companies have formed a deep relationship following successful projects such as the weComm-developed BSkyB Sky Anytime on Mobile, which provides a superior user experience on Symbian smartphones to those running Java. This strategic partnership includes weComm joining the Symbian Platinum Partner Program.

“weComm has proved that it has great technology and the skills to deliver exceptional consumer applications with an incredible user experience on Symbian smartphones. In fact, Sky Anytime on Mobile’s remote PVR record function is the essence of the smartphone lifestyle,”
said Lucinda Barlow, VP Market Communications at Symbian. “weComm is one of the market-leading organisations that we recommend to media and entertainment businesses seeking the very best mobile applications.”

IDC, predicts that cumulative sales of smartphones will reach over 1 billion units by 2011. Andy Brown, IDC comments, “The smartphone segment of the handset market is seeing strong annual growth and is expected to rise from 57 million units in 2005 to around 250 million units by the end of 2010.”

“Having shipped over 100 million Symbian smartphones, choosing to develop on Symbian OS is a simple decision because it provides the volume and versatility required for content rich, mass market applications,” said Oliver Sturrock, COO at weComm. “Using a native Symbian OS application to deliver high-quality, interactive content on phones, provides accurate, responsive and feature-rich consumer experiences, which in turn helps our customers generate increased revenues.”

In joining the Symbian Platinum Program weComm joins top technology innovators and service providers in the mobile industry and weComm’s membership extends its collaboration with Symbian beyond the Symbian Venture Forum and Symbian Affiliate Partnership.

As a member of the Platinum Program, weComm will work with Symbian and the Symbian OS ecosystem to ensure that weComm customer solutions are seamlessly supported across multiple Symbian smartphones, and Symbian customers using weComm applications can enjoy the optimum user experience.



Thursday, October 19, 2006

Visto today announced that the company has successfully completed the Symbian Email Validation Program and is the first company to be accredited the “Symbian Approved” mark for push email. The hallmark guarantees mobile professionals a high-quality mobile email experience, and will help accelerate a mass adoption of business-ready push email services on Symbian smartphones.

The Symbian Email Validation Program defines industry agreed quality guidelines for push email solutions in the form of a Symbian Recommended Practice against which vendors can validate their solutions. The guidelines cover the whole user experience from installation and device compatibility to minimum service functionality and ease-of-use.

Solutions that successfully complete the validation process are accredited with the “Symbian Approved” mark, signifying to phone manufacturers, system integrators and network operators that the solutions offer an industry agreed level of functionality. This benchmark is designed to shorten the time required to roll-out push email services and accelerate the anticipated widespread adoption of push email on Symbian smartphones to enterprises and mobile workers.

The Visto Mobile platform, employed by operators around the world to deliver secure, easy-to-use email on the broadest range of business-ready handsets, is the first mobile email solution to achieve this accreditation.

“We are pleased to be the first vendor to receive the “Symbian approved” accreditation for our mobile email offering. It helps demonstrates how Visto champions mobile push email by providing a secure email experience that is easy to use and able to run on a wide choice of smartphones,” said Jean Tripier, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Visto. “Visto regards ease-of-use as the most important dimension in driving the mass market adoption of business mobile email. This is why we believe the Symbian mobile email validation programme is important.”

The rapid growth of availability of Symbian smartphones with push email capability represents a big market opportunity for everyone,” said Jørgen Behrens, Executive Vice-President, Marketing, Symbian. “Visto and Symbian have worked closely to satisfy the Symbian Email Validation Programme criteria, enabling their customers to roll out mobile email more quickly. Symbian is pleased to recognise Visto for their efforts in being the first push email vendor to achieve this benchmark.”



Friday, June 2, 2006

The World Cup is just around the corner and while the Yanks call it soccer, the rest of the world seems to better understand which main body part being used in this action packed game. If you’re one of the millions of world wide fans and you have to keep up with all the stats and have all the background information possible in your handheld, Resco’s got something for you.

World Cup Mobile 2006 will feature, “rich historical information, team rosters, portraits of famous players, information about tournament cities/locations, match calendar, statistics.” The online features include, “World Cup News from an Authorized Provider, Results, Cards and Goals Statistics, and Match Reports”. The charts, bios, pictures, and everything else about this program is just presented beautifully in typical Resco fashion.

Resco wants to make sure as many people get this program as they can, so it has made it available in all sorts of operating system flavors which include Windows XP/2000, Windows Smartphone, Palm OS, and Symbian (Series 60).

Since this is a European sport, for the most part, you’ll have to pony up about 15 EUROs. I’m sure Pocketland will accomadate USD. Enjoy the games, go Germany, and goooooooooooal!