The Olympics kick off tomorrow and Movaya has recently added two new great games to our catalog from our partner Sega - Sonic at the Olympics and Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
“Featuring rich graphics, quality audio and one-thumb controls, Beijing 2008 and Sonic at the Olympic Games both complement and extend the video game line-up for the Olympic Games,” said Linda Chaplin, Vice President of SEGA Mobile. “These two games are great examples of the fun that can be had on the mobile platform – quality, snack-sized games that are easy to pick up and play, are challenging and fun, yet difficult to put down.”
I personally love Sonic and I will be spending some time this weekend seeing how well I can do with him in the hurdles.
So was I asleep when they announced this bad boy or is this news to you as well? In verifying an E71 spec this morning I noticed the block above on the E71 product page. WCDMA 850/2100? An in, a version that will work in the US and in Europe? As in, WCDMA Band V (Australia, Canada, USA, parts of South America, parts of Asia) and WCDMA Band I (Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania, Brazil)? Between this and the recent revelation that the N85 will have a tri-band WCDMA radio, it almost looks like Nokia is starting to like us over here on this side of the pond…
I love all the sales at the end of summer. Practically every store at the mall is running its best offers since before Christmas. Now Proporta is jumping in with a deal for iPod 3rd-gen nano and classic owners. If you buy any other case for the classic or nano, Proporta will throw in a Playback Pack free. Since the Playback Pack comes with a Stereo Y Splitter and a pair of earphones in addition to the retro cassette-case-inspired case/stand for the iPod, that’s like a total value of… I’ve lost count. Anyway, it’s a good deal. Check out your options here and here!
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Reports confirm that Nokia have announced their much anticipated N96 handset will be on sale in the UK 1st October 2008.
Already talked about in the same breath of Apple’s iPhone this looks to be Nokia’s closest answer to date, its packed with features, a few highlights below, for more check out our article on the Nokia N96 back in February.
Boasting a 5.0 Megapixel camera (*take note Apple) with a Carl Ziess Tessar lens and auto focus the N96 delivers fantastic quality images. MP3 Player and Radio with built in 3D speakers, A-GPS Maps and WLAN for full internet browsing and email.
16GB of built in memory expandable to 32GB, Nokia say this is sufficient to store 40 hours of Video, this kind of capacity combined with the N96’s high quality 2.8 inch display and integrated DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld) brings to life the first mobile phone truly optimised for viewing videos, gaming and watching live TV, it even comes with a fold out stand to tilt the handset for your viewing pleasure.
It really does look like a rival to the iPhone, the N96 doesn’t feature a touchscreen but has everything else you could possibly need and perhaps touchscreen lovers will decide the N96 is more accessible and better value considering it will be available across network providers unhindered by the O2 exclusivity of the iPhone, let us know what you think? in comments.
The Nokia N96 will be on sale at Carphonewarehouse, Phones4U, Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and 3, check out and compare Nokia 96 deals coming soon to rightmobilephone.co.uk from all of these retailers.